The question JPII stans will never be able to answer:

How is someone who kissed the Quran, fought heresy, religious liberty, popularised and started ecumenism, and gave a globalist heretical speech at the UN, and blasphemed the Holy Spirit a saint?

Further, how can such a person, who kissed the Koran, taught heresy and blasphemy constantly, received the mark of Shiva, and allowed Buddhas to be placed upon altars in Assisi seriously be a true Pope, the Vicar of Christ on Earth?

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From Challoner's Meditations:

FEBRUARY 5.

On the goodness of God in waiting for sinners.

CONSIDER, first, how much sinners are indebted to the divine goodness, in patiently waiting for their conversion; and that very often for a long time, notwithstanding their continual abuse of all his mercy. Alas! may it not be truly said of you too, that every night when you went to rest, you did not know but that before the morning you should find yourself in hell; and that you yourself are indebted solely to this infinite goodness, for your daily preservation? Perhaps fewer sins than you have committed have plunged millions into eternal flames? Bless, then, that wonderful mercy by which you have so long escaped.

Consider, secondly, how many ways God seeks to reclaim, sinners, and to call them to their duty. He visits them with frequent inward motions of his grace, and that remorse of conscience, which ceases not powerfully, though silently, to remind them of the state from whence they are fallen. He sets before them the terrors of his judgments, and the allurements of his mercies. He presses them continually by his word, by his preachers, by good books and good example, to forsake their evil ways and return to him. Ah! remember that the land which has been often watered with rain from heaven, and still brings forth nothing but thorns, is in danger of incurring a dreadful curse, and of being condemned to the fire, (Heb. vi.)

Consider, thirdly, how tenderly God invites all sinners to * return to him. "As I live, saith the Lord, I desire not the death of a sinner, but that he be converted from his ways and live. O why will you die, O house of Israel? (Ezech. xxxiii. ) Return to me, and live, (chap, xxviii. ) Thou hast gone astray after many lovers; but return to me, and I will receive thee," (Jer. iii. ) Reflect how the Son of God treated the penitent Magdalene, the thief upon the cross, and all other sinners who had recourse to his mercy and how he has declared, that "there is more joy in heaven over one penitent sinner, than over ninety-nine just persons," &c.

Conclude to arise without delay, and return, with the prodigal son, by the most sincere conversion, to so good and so loving a father.

For the First Friday:

Memorare to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Remember, O most kind Jesus, that none who have had recourse to Thy Sacred Heart, implored its assistance, or called for mercy, have ever been abandoned. Filled, and animated by this same confidence, O divine Heart, Ruler of all hearts, I fly to Thee, and oppressed beneath the weight of my sins, I prostrate myself before Thee. Despise not Thy unworthy child, but grant me, I pray, an entrance into Thy Sacred Heart. Sustain me in all my combats and be with me now, and at all times, but especially in the hour of my death. O gracious Jesus! O amiable Jesus! O loving Jesus!
4. Prayer of Adoration and Love to the Sacred Heart
I adore Thee, I love Thee, I praise Thee, I cry to Thee for mercy, I return Thee thanks, I invoke Thee and confide myself entirely to Thee, O most holy and adorable Heart of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who for the salvation of us all didst submit Thyself to the rigors of Divine Justice, and dist voluntarily accept a birth accompanied with poverty, sorrow and contempt, a life of labor and contradictions, but of kindness for all, and a death full of opprobrium, confusion and sorrow, and who, in fine, for the love of those who wish to be saved through Thy divine charity, dost remain in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar to the end of time. Accomplish, O most adorable Heart, Thy wishes in my poor and miserable heart, which I dedicate and consecrate to Thee forever. Grant that I may live in the sentiments of love and gratitude which it owes Thee, that it may at all times breathe only Thy honor and glory, in order that it may expire in the waters of perfect contrition. Amen.

(St. Margaret Mary)

Prayer of Adoration to the Blessed Sacrament
Jesus Christ, my Lord and my God, whom I believe to be really present in the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar, receive this act of most profound adoration to supply for the desire I have to adore Thee unceasingly, and in thanksgiving for the sentiments of love which Thy Sacred Heart has for me in this Sacrament. I cannot better acknowledge them than by offering Thee all the acts of adoration, resignation, patience and love which this Divine Heart has made during its mortal life, and which it makes still and will make eternally in Heaven, in order that through it, I may love Thee, praise Thee and adore Thee worthily as much as it is possible for me. I unite myself to this Divine Offering which Thou dost make to Thy Divine Father, and I consecrate to Thee my whole being, praying Thee to destroy in me all sin and not to permit that I should be separated from Thee eternally. Amen.

Prayer of Trust in The Sacred Heart
In all my temptations, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In all my weaknesses, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In all my difficulties, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In all my trials, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In all my sorrows, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In all my work, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In every failure, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In every discouragement, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In life and in death, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In time and in eternity, I place my trust in Thee, O Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Consecration
I, ..... , consecrate myself to the Sacred Heart of our Lord Jesus Christ, and I consecrate to Him my person and my life, my actions, pains, and sufferings, so that henceforth I shall be unwilling to make use of any part of my being except for the honor, love, and glory of the Sacred Heart. My unchanging purpose is to be all His and to do all things for the love of Him while renouncing with all my heart whatever is displeasing to Him. I take Thee, O Sacred Heart, as the only object of my love, the guardian of my life, the assurance of my salvation, the remedy of my weakness and inconstancy, the atonement for all my sins, and the sure refuge at my death. O Heart of love, I place all my trust in Thee, for I fear everything from my own wickedness and frailty, but I hope for all things from Thy goodness and bounty. Consume in me all that can displease you or resist your holy Will. Let Thy pure love imprint Thee so deeply upon my heart that I shall nevermore be able to forget Thee or be separated from Thee. May I obtain from all Thy loving kindness the grace of having my name written in Thee, for I desire to place in Thee all my happiness and all my glory, living and dying in virtual bondage to Thee.

(St. Margaret Mary Alacoque)

Ladies and gentlemen,
Protestantism:

When you’re so horny and perverted you accuse Christ of a sexual sin

Francis says Vatican II is magisterial and "non-negotiable"

And, in principle, he's right.

If you think the latter six claimants to the Papacy have really been true popes, then guess what, you have to accept that their ecumenical council is a real ecumenical council, and therefore that it is authoritatively orthodox.

https://novusordowatch.org/2021/02/francis-vatican2-is-magisterium/

For the First Saturday:

The Sacred Heart of Mary.
The Heart of Mary is the most perfect copy of the ever adorable Heart of Jesus. We have no easier means of gaining admission to our Saviour's Heart than through devotion to the immaculate Heart of His most dear Mother. " She is an infinite treasure to man to which they that use, become the friends of God.'" (Wisdom vii. 14.)
The Heart of Mary is all love, all tenderness. How great soever our crimes may be. Mary stretches out her hand, opens her heart to receive us. And when she pleads, she must be heard, my Sovereign Lady, receive me into thy sacred Heart, pray for me, bless me, and obtain that I may have perpetual recourse to thy powerful protection.

Prayer of St. Gertrude to the Sacred Heart of Mary.
O IMMACULATE Heart of Mary! I have nothing in myself to offer that is worthy of thee ; but what thanks do I not owe thee for all the favours which thou hast obtained for me from the Sacred Heart of Jesus ! what reparation ought I not to make to thee for all my tepidity in thy service ! I desire to retiu-n thee love for love. I offer thee the Heart of thy beloved Son ; it is a treasure of infinite price—receive with it my poor heart and I shall be for ever blessed. Amen.

PRAYER TO THE SACRED HEART OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.
O HEART of Mary, Mother of God, and our Mother also ; O Heart most worthy of love, In which the most HuJy Trinity is well pleased ; O Heart worthy to be loved and honoured by angels and men. most similar to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, whose clear and perfect image tliou reflectest : Heart of Mary, seat of mercy, full of the bowels of compassion towards us wretched creatures; warm, I beseech thee, the cold hearts of thy children, and make them henceforth think of nothing, love nothing, desire nothing, but the Heart of Jesus Christ. Infuse into our breasts the love of thy virtues, and kindle in them the flame of thy unfailing charity. Watch over the Church, and continually defend it : be thou the sweet refuge of all faithful Christians ; be thou their impregnable tower, wherein they may abide secure against the assaults of
the enemy. Through thee, O Heart of Mary, may we have access to thy Sou, chrough thee may we obtain all graces necessary to our eternal salvation assist us in all straits and necessities, comfort us when sorrowful, strengthen us when tempted, be thou our refuge in persecution, our succour in danger; but especially at the hour of death, in our last awful agony, when the powers of hell assail us that they may take away our souls—in that terrible day, and at that tremendous hour, on which our eternity depends, then, O most compassionate Virgin, make thy servants feel the goodness of thy maternal Heart ; then be mindful, we beseech thee, of that power which the Saviour of the world, who was born of thee, hath given to thee. Grant us a most safe retreat in the very fountain of mercy, that one day we may be made worthy to glorify with thee in the heavens, the most Sacred Heart of thy dear Son, for ever and ever. Amen.
May the Divine Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary be always, and in all places, acknowledged, praised, blessed, loved, and faithfully honoured and glorified. Amen.

Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Mary.
HEART of Mary, I honour thee as the Heart most pleasing to our Lord, and most intimately united to his. I love thee as the Heart of the best of Mothers, and I rejoice in thy glorious prerogatives. Prostrate before thee, O Heart of Mary, I make thee this humble act of reparation for all the outrages which thou hast received from me and from all mankind. I humbly confess that I have been guilty of the greatest ingratitude towards thee ; but seeing that, through thee, the Divine mercy has so often had regard unto me, I venture, even yet, to hope that thou wilt not abandon me. In this sweet confidence I am animated by a most earnest desire to be more faithful and more devoted to thee. I pray thee to accept all the good that henceforth I am resolved to do, to present it to thy dear Son Jesus, so that, through thee, my most loving Saviour may pour down his benedictions more and more on me. and on all who are dear unto me. Amen.
O Holy Virgin ! thou art my good Mother, and by excellence the Mother of pure love. Thou hast obtained for me many favours during life ; beg for me one more which will crown all the rest ; that is, to love my God—to love him purely—to love him ardently—to love him constantly as long as I shall live on earth—that I may have the happiness to love him eternally with thee in heaven. Amen.

AN ACT OF CONSECRATION TO THE MOST HOLY HEART OF MARY.
O HEART of Mary, ever Virgin! O heart the holiest, the purest, the most perfect, that the Almighty hath formed in any creature; O heart, full of all grace and sweetness, throne of love and mercy, image of the adorable Heart of Jesus, heart that didst love God more than all the seraphim, that didst procure more glory to the most holy Trinity than all the saints together, that didst endure for love of us the bitter dolors at the foot of the cross, and dost so justly merit the reverence, love, and gratitude of all mankind, I give thee thanks for all the benefits which thou hast obtained for me from the divine Mercy; I unite myself to all the souls that find their joy and consolation in loving and honouring thee. O heart most amiable, the delight and admiration of the angels and the saints, henceforth thou shalt be to me, next to the Heart of Jesus, the object of my tenderest devotion, my refuge in affliction, my consolation in sorrow, my place of retreat from the enemies of my salvation, and, at the hour of my death, the surest anchor of my hope. Amen.
O HOLY Mother of God, glorious Queen of heaven and earth! I choose thee this day for my Mother, and my Advocate at the throne of thy divine Son. Accept the offering I here make of my heart. May it be irrevocable. It never can be out of danger whilst at my disposal; never secure but in thy hands. Obtain for me at present the gift of true repentance, and such graces as I may afterwards stand in need of, for the gaining of life everlasting. Amen.

From Challoner's Meditations:

FEBRUARY 6.

On turning from sin to God.

CONSIDER, first, that, in the conversion of a sinner, there must be two principal ingredients; the turning away from sin, with a sincere sorrow for having offended God; and the returning to HIM, to embrace his holy law, and to dedicate the remainder of our lives to his love and service. Happy exchange of that worst of evils, sin, for the very source of all good, and the foundation of all true happiness, which is to be derived from godliness alone, and a virtuous life.
Consider, secondly, that this turning away from sin must be effectual. We must not content ourselves with a slight sorrow for our sins, and faint purposes of amendment. We must renounce sin with our whole heart detest it above all evils and avoid, with horror, all such company, or other occasions, as expose us to relapse. We must be absolutely determined never more to offend God mortally, upon any consideration! whatever. To pretend to be true converts without this, is mere delusion.
Consider, thirdly, that the true convert must arise and return to his heavenly Father, with a contrite and humble, but loving heart, to be henceforward the eternal servant of his divine love. He must remember that "many sins are forgiven to him that loveth much," (Luke vii.) and that he who has been the greatest debtor is the most obliged to love with his whole heart that merciful creditor, who so readily remits his immense debts. His whole life, for the future, must bear testimony for his love and gratitude.
Conclude to prove yourself a true convert, by renouncing all your criminal affections, and by embracing, with your whole soul, the Lord Jesus who died upon the cross for your salvation.

Today, February 6, is the day of those 26 Christian souls who were cowardly murdered for their faith in Nagasaki, Japan. The 26 martyrs of Japan were a group consisting of five Franciscan missionaries, one Indian, three Japanese Jesuits and seventeen Japanese laymen (three of whom were but teenagers) who were condemned to crucifixion by orders of the shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was persuaded by the English pirate William Adams to ban Catholicism in Japan and only allow Protestant ((((merchants)))) to enter the country (Dutch and British).

Holy martyrs faithful to Christ our Lord, pray for us that our faith in the one true God may not waver either now or at the moment of our death. Amen.

Dr Michael Yeadon cancelled for speaking out against the "pandemic".