By that measure alone, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, Argentina, at least merits a look.
Exo-Vaticana: Pope Francis Poised For Extraterrestrial Disclosure
Exo-Vaticana documents the Vatican Observatory Research Group’s (VORG) endorsement of the astrobiological project and theological revisionism in expectation of extraterrestrial contact. In light of our extraordinary exposé concerning the Vatican’s plans for the arrival of an alien savior, the unexpected election of Pope Francis comes into a brilliant new focus. As a young adult, Bergoglio earned a master’s degree in chemistry from the University of Buenos Aires and had scientific ambitions prior to entering the Jesuit order.[1] When the current leader of the VORG, José Gabriel Funes, S.J., also from Argentina, entered the Jesuit order, one of the three examiners was Bergoglio. Funes, who astounded the world with his essay The Alien is my Brother, is infamous for invoking St. Francis of Assisi as an apologetic for accepting ET, “To say it with St. Francis, if we can consider some earthly creatures as ‘brothers’ or ‘sisters’, why could we not speak of a ‘brother alien’? He would also belong to the creation.”[2] In other words, Funes and the VORG are leading the charge to accept extraterrestrials at face value even arguing they could be morally superior to humans.
Funes believes the first Jesuit Pope will soon turn his attention to issues like astrobiology once his papacy is established:
Pope Francis Advocated For Civil Unions For Gay Couples In 2010 As Argentina’s Cardinal Bergoglio
Pope Francis supported civil unions for gay couples as recently as 2010. This news might surprise lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) advocates aware of the new pope’s public stance on gay marriage — mainly, that it is a “destructive attack on God’s plan.” Francis also is fervently opposed to gay adoption, which he has said discriminates against children.
Thousands fill St. Peter’s Square for Pope Francis installation
Pope Francis rode in a jeep through tens of thousands of people on Tuesday gathered for his inaugural Mass, taking a long round-about through St. Peter’s Square and getting out of the car to bless a disabled man in a wheelchair in the crowd.
The blue and white flags from Francis’ native Argentina fluttered above the crowd that Italian media estimate could reach 1 million. Civil protection crews closed the main streets leading to the square to traffic and set up barricades for nearly a mile along the route to try to control the masses.Read more: foxnews
- Papal inauguration ceremony (live on fox news)
Special report: The damning documents that show new Pope DID betray tortured priests to the junta

Newly elected: Pope Francis passes a Swiss guard as he arrives for an audience at the Paul VI hall, in Vatican City
Damning evidence that Pope Francis may have betrayed two priests who were kidnapped and tortured by Argentina’s brutal military junta can be revealed today. The Mail on Sunday has seen documents which appear to show the new Pope secretly collaborated with the country’s dictatorship when he was head of the Jesuits there – using his real name Jorge Bergoglio – during the Dirty War that started in the Seventies. One of the documents is a 27-page report by Orlando Yorio, one of the kidnapped priests, in which he accuses the current pontiff of secretly spreading dangerous rumours about him and a colleague while personally promising them support and protection. A second document is a confidential government memo written in 1979 which appears to reveal Bergoglio informed junta officials that Father Yorio and Father Francisco Jalics were suspected of collaborating with guerrillas and that Jalics was accused of encouraging dissent among a congregation of nuns. Bergoglio, 76, who was chosen as the new Pope on Wednesday, has been accused of effectively handing the priests over to the regime’s death squads by failing to quash rumours they were dissidents. Read more: dailymail.co.uk
Pope Francis The ‘Final’ Pontiff?
An author who predicted Pope Benedict XVI would be the first pontiff in nearly 600 years to resign believes the election today of Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the 266th Roman Catholic pontiff lines up with a medieval prophecy that would make him the “final pope” before the End Times. Tom Horn, co-author with Cris Putman of the book “Petrus Romanus: The Final Pope is Here,” told WND today Bergoglio’s selection was a “fantastic fulfillment of prophecy.” Horn has said a pope of Italian descent would fulfill the prophecy, noting Bergoglio is the son of Italian parents and a Jesuit.“Being a Jesuit is a very important aspect of our prediction in our book,” Horn told WND in an email. Citing his book, Horn said the name “Petrus Romanus” in the prophecy “implies this pope will reaffirm the authority of the Roman Pontiff over the Church and will emphasize the supremacy of the Roman Catholic Faith and the Roman Catholic Church above all other religions and denominations, and its authority over all Christians and all peoples of the world.” Horn pointed out the Jesuits order was organized “to stop Protestantism from spreading and to preserve communion with Rome and the successor of Peter.”
Profile Of New Pope – Jesuit Bergoglio,
Putting the Pope Puzzle Together. Has the Final Pope Arrived? You Decide!
Posted Posted on March 13, 2013 by END TIME HEADLINES
The world held it’s breath today in expectation of what could very well have been the “Final Pope” of Humanity as many scholars and students of different Faiths and Denominations watched in amazement as history unfolded and may have witnessed the fulfillment of a four Century old Prophecy given by Saint Malachy, a 12th‑centuryArchbishop of Armagh, Ireland, in which he predicted the final 112 Popes that would be in office leading to the destruction of the city of Rome and the rise of the Antichrist of Bible Prophecy.
Argentina’s Cardinal Bergoglio Is The New Pope; He Will Be ‘Francis’ Was Malachy’s Prophecy Correct
The world’s 1.2 billion Roman Catholics have a new spiritual leader.
As afternoon turned to evening in Vatican City on Wednesday, a little after 7 p.m. local time, white smoke rose from a chimney above the Sistine Chapel and bells rang through St. Peter’s Square — the traditional signals that the church’s cardinals have chosen a new pope.
A little more than an hour later, his identity was announced. It is 76-year-old Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He comes from a region of the world with 483 million Catholics — about 40 percent of all the church’s faithful. A Jesuit priest, he chose the name Francis — seen by some as a sign he wants to unite the church, because Franciscans have been traditional rivals of Jesuits. No other pope has chosen that name,which as National Catholic Reporter reminds us honors “the 12th century saint known for his simple lifestyle and dedication to the works of mercy.”
The question mourners in Venezuela are asking: Did the CIA kill president Hugo Chavez?
With Chavez’s death, Venezuela may rid itself of its international pariah status but the poor will always remember him as a hero
To the tens of thousands chanting his name in Caracas’ Bolivar Square yesterday, Hugo Chavez was a hero who gave them schools, hospitals and dignity.
As the crowds sang “Chavez lives, the battle continues”, the impact of the Venezuelan President’s death after 14 years in power reverberated across the globe, from Washington to Tehran.
Just as he split opinion in his own country – the hero of the poor was also the scourge of the wealthy and had scant regard for human rights – so he polarised other governments.
Iran and Latin American leaders including Fidel Castro and Argentina’s Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner were fans but, to the US government he was “the enemy on the doorstep”. Read more…mirror.co.uk
- Russian Leader Demands Investigation of Chavez’ Death (dprogram.net)
- 6 Latin American leaders who criticised US policies fall ill of cancer simultaneously (hangthebankers.com)
- Regarding the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez (canadafreepress.com)
Argentina freezes prices to break inflation spiral
Bloomberg Businessweek -BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina announced a two-month price freeze on supermarket products Monday in an effort to stop spiraling inflation.
The price freeze applies to every product in all of the nation’s largest supermarkets — a group including Walmart, Carrefour, Coto, Jumbo, Disco and other large chains. The companies’ trade group, representing 70 percent of the Argentine supermarket sector, reached the accord with Commerce Secretary Guillermo Moreno, the government’s news agency Telam reported.
The commerce ministry wants consumers to keep receipts and complain to a hotline about any price hikes they see before April 1….More






