07-23-2023, 07:00 AM
From gloria.tv - July 22, 2023
The former Ivrea Bishop Luigi Bettazzi, 99, Italy, the last European participant in Vatican II, has died on July 16. He was loved by the oligarchs' media for his anti-Catholic positions. Francis called him an “intrepid witness to the Council.” Bettazzi was one of 42 bishops who signed a 1965 pact in the Roman Domitilla catacomb, promising to live "poorly."
In November 2022, he admitted to "subverting the Church's position on abortion," assuming that the embryo was not a person. The coffin at Bettazzi's funeral was covered with a “peace flag” in rainbow colours (LaNuovaBq.it, July 19).
Rainbow Flag for Last European Vatican II Bishop
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The former Ivrea Bishop Luigi Bettazzi, 99, Italy, the last European participant in Vatican II, has died on July 16. He was loved by the oligarchs' media for his anti-Catholic positions. Francis called him an “intrepid witness to the Council.” Bettazzi was one of 42 bishops who signed a 1965 pact in the Roman Domitilla catacomb, promising to live "poorly."
In November 2022, he admitted to "subverting the Church's position on abortion," assuming that the embryo was not a person. The coffin at Bettazzi's funeral was covered with a “peace flag” in rainbow colours (LaNuovaBq.it, July 19).