Hard to concentrate when you have to keep looking over your shoulder
Argentina’s Kirchner has been to the FrancisVatican seven times. She was also conveniently saved when a prosecutor intent on arresting her wound up dead just before trial.
There are perhaps many high level bishops as dastardly as Polish Archbishop Wesolowski, but they go unaccused. In such an atmosphere there must be scores of compromising stories to be concealed.
Why did the man destined to become the most forcefully prosecuted sex criminal in the modern Church suddenly turn up dead? Internal Vatican autopsy says, ‘cardiac event.’ I guess that means heart attack?
If the Archbishop was still awaiting trial, why was the Vatican’s normally bland ‘La Stampa’ so eager to remind us that he was ‘disgraced‘ and ‘defrocked?’
And why did they refuse him a bishop’s burial even going so far as to make everyone sit through eight minutes of silence in absence of a homily?
I know I’m suspicious, but there seems to be too much touchiness about these things in Rome.
Glad I’m not the only one that thinks this sort of “coincidence” odd, and not afraid of being considered a “conspiracy theorist” for looking at facts in an unapproved manner.
Sometimes the hypothesis turn out be fact.
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