Jesuit Cancelled For Not Trusting Covid-Injections

Jesuit Father Massimo Pampaloni, the dean of the Faculty of Oriental Ecclesiastical Sciences at the Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome was shipped out to Brazil.

According to ChurchMilitant.com (March 28), this is a punishment for not being Covid-injected. As could be expected, virtually all Roman Jesuits believe the injection narrative.

Now, Pampaloni is a visiting professor at the Jesuit School of Philosophy and Theology in Belo Horizonte. The Orientale couldn't replace Pampaloni, so he is still on the list of faculty. After the expulsion, his Twitter bio reads: “In Brazil, for now, waiting for a dream/sign.”

In October 2021, Jesuit Father Jacquineau Azétsop, 49, and Jesuit Father Linus Kujur, 69, both professors at the Gregoriana, were buried the same day in Rome. Both were "fully vaccinated" and died "from Covid" (or from the injections).

Picture: Massimo Pampaloni, Twitter.com, #newsXhrzkofiny