Previously we talked about why did Pope Benedict the 16th resign we focused on

sexual scandals and homosexuality in the church we also focused on the Vatican

Bank scandals and the role of Egano. And today we're going to turn our attention

to the recent letters of Pope Bend the 16th

that actually address his resignation.

These were made public in the New York Times

within the last 24 to 48 hours and

here to discuss those developments and also the role of free masonry in the

infiltration of the Catholic Church as it relates to the resignation of Pope Bend the 16th is Timothy Gordon the author of Catholic Republic.

Timothy Gordon welcome back.

Thanks a lot.

So this morning we texted back and forth about this recent story that was all over the internet,

including the New York Times and Pope Bend the 16th is discussing why he resigned.

Not a lot of details, but there are new details that we haven't seen before.

And you and I have been talking on YouTube, on the

podcast and in iTunes about the resignation of the Pope,

Pope Bent the 16th, the election of Pope Francis,

the St. Gallen Mafia, the Third Secret of Fatima, all those videos are on YouTube if people want to watch them.

And this new info comes directly from Benedict the 16th himself, and I want to lead off with just a quote that Pope Benedict writes and then get your take on it.

So Pope Benedict is writing a German Cardinal and he says this, I can very well understand the deep seated pain that the end of my papacy has inflicted on you and many others.

However, for some people, and it seems to me also for you the pain has turned into anger that

no longer merely concerns my resignation but increasingly also my person and my papacy as a whole."

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