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Florian Abrahamowicz
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“(Referring to Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi) This is the latest example of those infiltrators who, during every revolution – English, French, Bolshevik and now globalist – attempt to subvert the Church from within. Do not believe that Tettamanzi represents the left wing of a Church that is still led by the conservative Ratzinger, because it is the entire conciliar Church that is in fact allied with those powerful forces which, through the Islamisation of Europe, aim to dominate the world according to an Antichristian plan.”
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“(About Erik Priebke) You could say he's my friend. [...] I consider him a German citizen, a Catholic Christian, a loyal soldier. [...] And then he's the only person over 70 behind bars who is innocent. It's scandalous, scandalous how Priebke has been treated. That's the scandal in Italy, not the dignified way in which refugees are being taken in at Lampedusa. Shame on you.”
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Recorded in: As quoted in Gisella Ruccia, Don Abrahamowicz: "Priebke? Innocente. Italia accoglie immigrati e perseguita lui", il Fatto Quotidiano.it (October 15, 2013)
“The Second Vatican Council was worse than a heresy... Saint Pius X explains that modernism is the cloaca maxima of heresies and that nothing can be understood in this modernism: one page tells the truth, turn the page and there is error. In this sense, I say that the Second Vatican Council is a cloaca maxima.”
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Recorded in: As quoted in reviso. Don Floriano in tv: «Concilio Vaticano II peggio di un'eresia»,, ilgazzettino.it (October 16, 2013)
“Those who today ‘revoke’ the pseudo-excommunication have already been excommunicated for a long time. Why? Because they are modernists! With a modernist spirit, they have made a church conform to the spirit of the world. In fact, the instigator of the insulting decree of ‘revocation’ is Joseph Ratzinger, who continues undeterred in the modernist ecumenism of the Second Vatican Council, which he defined as an ‘irreplaceable beacon,’ incurring the excommunication of St. Pius X reserved for modernists. An excommunicated person revokes a non-existent censure!”
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Recorded in: As quoted in Homily delivered by Father Floriano on Sunday, 25 January 2009, in Treviso and Trento
“(Referring to the Hebrews) initially the people of God, ... they then became the people of deicide, and ... at the end of time they will convert back to Jesus Christ.”
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“If they wanted to expel me for my opinions on the Council, they should have done so 10 years ago.”
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“I know for a fact that the gas chambers existed [...] There is a huge difference between denying the gas chambers and refraining from judgement: I do not consider myself a denier.”
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“(On the case of Eluana Englaro) I consider it a murder, aggravated by the fact that it is being done in a suit and tie. The logic is the same as that of Nazism when it carried out experiments on disabled people.”
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“I do not recognise the Second Vatican Council, which destroyed the Church... The Second Vatican Council was a cloaca maxima.”
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“I have no sympathy for fascism, I regret the Papal States, the temporal power of the Church, the era of Pope Pius IX.”
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“We know from Blessed Anna Maria Taigi that Napoleon did not go to Hell, but will remain in Purgatory until the end of time. A very heavy punishment, but not eternal damnation. And Sister Elena Aiello, whom I hold in very high esteem, informs us that even Mussolini will remain in Purgatory until the end of the world. As you can see, it is not only Farinacci who needs our prayers.”
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