OMC Radio TV Rumble Hour: Why attacking the Papacy is not the solution to Bergoglio
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Is there a diocese map of all those relative to the faction from 1904 cardinal? There should be for the faithful. Maybe it can be dedicated to raising awareness for prayer for the conversions. The laity could search for their bishops while the site draws awareness for their prayer.
Use our search engine for Rampolla, as I listed all the bishops of the House of Rampolla currently alive.
You need like buttons on this page. Here’s my thumbs up.