The director general (head) of the W.H.O. is a man named Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. It's an interesting name. His last name means, literally, "Servant of Jesus", in Amharic (he is Ethiopian). In word games, to spell a word backward is sometimes an indication of the opposite of the meaning of the word.
The 3 sacred languages in the Catholic Church are Hebrew, Greek, and Latin.
If you take his first name, and reverse it, it becomes the Latin word "sordet", meaning "sordid", "base", "filthy", or "perverse".
If you take his middle name, and reverse it, it becomes a spoken form of the Greek word "μονάς" (Monad), meaning "single", or "one". ("Monas" means unity. These are words that were used by the Greeks to describe their idea of divinity: Monad (philosophy) - Wikipedia)
It is a stretch, but backwards his name becomes, with the help of Greek and Latin, and much wordplay, "The enemy of Jesus, the one who is sordid".
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Several users here continue to call several different bishops "apostates". I was just blocked from one of these users for questioning why?
It's clear there are heretics everywhere. But heretic is not equal to apostate. These things have specific meanings, and should not be used imprecisely. So I ask, in what way is Pope Francis an apostate? In what way is Bishop McElroy an apostate? I think if they were apostates, they would not call themselves bishop and pope, but maybe I'm missing something that others are seeing.