Theodore McCarrick on the move

Hello everyone and welcome to this exclusive, breaking news report from Church Militant — news about the potential whereabouts of Theodore McCarrick.

Here's what we know: After having been defrocked, he took up residence in the St. Fidelis Friary in Victoria, Kansas for roughly the past 17 months.

Approximately a week ago he left the friary — this has been confirmed — and his whereabouts have become the subject of much speculation in the Catholic world.

Church Militant has learned from very reliable sources that his apparent destination was Jacksonville, Florida in the diocese of St. Augustine.

Breaking News: McCarrick Mystery

He seems to have left that area of Florida now and his exact whereabouts are unknown.

 

He is a homosexual predator who was an American Cardinal. Pope Benedict told McCarrick that he was not to be involved in any church duties. Pope Francis is friends with McCarrick and sent him to China and Cuba and elsewhere and then denied that he knew that McCarrick was suspended although there is apparently proof that Pope Francis did know that McCarrick was suspended. That is the reason that people are saying that the papacy of Francis is over.

As for McCarrick, he was lodged at an RCC facility in Kansas until recently. It is thought that he had a great deal of money in Caribbean banks or even Cuba. He is a burden to everyone because he is an Epstein-like figure. He may own property in Florida or be hidden with friends there or he may have left the country. It is unknown if the Vatican is involved in moving him around. Hopefully, the FBI knows where he is since he is still a central figure in the investigation of the American RCC.

 

While Theodore McCarrick has managed to hide out after leaving the RCC friary in Kansas and after having gone to Florida, he remains an Epstein-like figure because he knows what he himself did in raping other men and he also knows who else is involved in such abusive practices and the coverup of such practices. His corruption apparently touches Pope Francis as the Vatican is unable to release a report about McCarrick. Perhaps their lawyers told them to be quiet. McCarrick is alleged to be a multi-millionaire as it is thought that he received many contributions directly to him himself as well as it is thought that he skimmed any monies he handled for many decades. So he knows too much and has left a stain. Many everyday workers are losing their promised pensions because the payoffs to sexual abuse victims are taking millions of dollars.

McCarrick spent 17 months in an RCC facility in Kansas. That was a scandal that finally has been addressed.

George Neumayr of American Spectator probably is one of the leading American journalists. He co-authored a book with the late Phyllis Schlafly on the anti-Christian atheism of Obama and he discovered the mansion where McCarrick was first hidden in Washington DC. The problem with all of the mansions for clergy and big churches and cathedrals of the RCC is that upkeep itself is very expensive. At any rate, here is Neumayr's conclusion on McCarrick and Pope Francis:

"While McCarrick lives off his millions in retirement, lowly workers in dioceses which are financially reeling from the abuse scandal find themselves out of luck. In the old days, the Church would have called that a “sin that cries out to heaven for vengeance.” But in the church of Pope Francis, those most responsible for hiding McCarrick suffer nothing and often enjoy promotions. No doubt the reason for the delay in the Vatican’s report on the McCarrick scandal is that it implicates not only members of Francis’s inner circle but Pope Francis himself, who had been told of McCarrick’s predations and ignored them. Cardinal Sean O’Malley had risibly suggested last November the delay was due to slow translation work. Surely, it is due to difficulties in finessing the pope’s role in the mess and having to explain why its stain hasn’t been erased — a stain that is visible at the highest levels of the Church where his protégés continue to hold power."

The Stain of Theodore McCarrick Is Impossible to Expunge | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously.

 

Right. I'm not an expert on the subject but I think that the RCC dissidents say that it was a toothless injunction that McCarrick ignored. Too bad Benedict did not put up more of a fight. Frances as a Peronist is a Russell Moore type except on steroids so to speak. Pope Francis is so ruthless that his copy of Scripture has the Book of Ruth torn out.