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Melchiorre <i>Paolo</i> Gerbino, the director of Mondo Beat magazine
- Melchiorre Gerbino
- the director of Mondo Beat magazine


The Vatican and the "Sacrament of Confession"

The practice of "Confession" consists of a Catholic subject recounting his sins to a Vatican official, that is, a priest confessor. In turn, the priest can ask for details in order to have a complete vision of the situation in which the devotee finds himself.
The practice of "Confession" is unconstitutional in all countries where the Catholic religion is not the state religion, therefore everywhere, except in the Vatican State and in certain grotesque countries under Vatican influence.
The practice of "Confession" is unconstitutional because Catholic priests are sometimes informed of crimes which must be immediately reported to the police, but priests not only do not report these crimes to the police, but they reveal them to their superiors, who in turn reveal them to the Vatican. The Vatican, from there, with shady deals or blackmail, spreads a network of power, a kind of anti-state in the nations where it is accredited. This anti-state is consolidated when priests orient their subjects in favor of politicians in the service of the Church, and this anti-state grows when priests, promising Heaven, convince the elderly to leave their inheritance to the Church, rather than their relatives.
In fact, the power of the Vatican comes mainly from the illegal practice of "Confession".
Nor can the Vatican affirm that "Confession" is part of the inalienable patrimony of the Christian faith, since it is a sacrament which was instituted by Jesus, or by some Apostle, or by some Father of the Church. The Vatican cannot affirm it, since the "Sacrament of Confession" was established, 1500 years after the birth of Jesus, by Giovanni Maria Ciocchi Del Monte, a Pope who took the name of Julius III.
Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte was one of those heinous assassins who conceived and ruled the Inquisition after the Reformation of Martin Luther. The "Confession" was established by him to control the behavior of individuals suspected of straying from the paradigms of the Catholic Church, to hand them over to the courts of the Inquisition.
Moreover, Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte was a sexually perverted individual, a sodomite. He had a long-standing sexual relationship with Santino, the son of one of his servants. This romance began when the boy was thirteen. At one point, the Pope asked his brother Balduino to adopt the boy in order to give him the name Innocenzo Del Monte. The Pope made the boy a cardinal when the boy was seventeen.
While many people were tortured to death in the prisons of the Inquisition, Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte in his Villa Giulia was delighted to admire a fresco where one angel was masturbating another. This fresco can still be admired today.

A fresco in Villa Giulia depicting an angel masturbating another
The "Sacrament of Confession". Giovanni Maria Ciocchi Del Monte. Santino. Two angels having sex.


Nowadays, Vatican officials do not practice the "Sacrament of Confession" with the intention of killing people, but only to brainwash them.
Isn't it time to put an end to this practice?
The first nation to ban the "Confession" will cause a domino effect with many other nations and an irreversible decline of Vatican power in the world.
China, which is continually under pressure from the Vatican, should feel the urgency to take this step.


Various writings