11 years ago, this very day, Pope Francis I first, was elected at the conclave of St. Peter's.

He's number 266, as you've heard me call him several times.

And for 11 years to the day, March 13th, 2024, has begun on March 13th,

2013. As far as anyone can tell, anyone honest anyway, the worst pope in the history of 266 Roman Catholic popes.

In the one true faith, Christendom, Roman Catholicism, we've had misbehaving popes.

That's not what Francis is.

Unlike some of those misbehaving popes. That's not what Francis is. Unlike some of those misbehaving Borgas, he has not sired children in the Vatican,

had girlfriends.

The misbehavior, if you want to call it that, has been all doctrinal revolution aimed at teaching,

aimed at modifying the church, aimed at contradicting irreformable doctrine through Jesuit casuistry. And there has been much speculation throughout the

history of the pontificate that a pope can never be a Jesuit. Other popes at times said that a

pope can never be a Jesuit.

If there were to be a Jesuit pope, it was whispered, then Casuistry would issue into the Vatican.

And that is what happened with our first Jesuit pope ever, hopefully first and only.

So today on the 11-year anniversary of Pope Francis's pontificate, we don't celebrate.

We nurse wounds.

And again, you've always heard me say,

I'm more certain than not that he is the real Pope.

Wishful thinking and those who have lapsed into it

dictates it would be nicer if Pope Francis were not Pope, but just an

anti-Pope. And this isn't an impossibility. After all, in the Roman Catholic Church, the 30 to 40

antipopes that have appeared throughout our history were always declared ex post facto.

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