Antipope Francis appoints envoy for 600th anniversary of John Hus' death

En.radiovaticana.va reports: "Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Miloslav Vlk, Archbishop Emeritus of Prague, to be his special envoy to the July 5-6 events in Prague, marking the 600th anniversary of the death of John Hus (1369-1415). In an address to the International Symposium on John Hus in 1999, St John Paul II said the Bohemian church reformer, who was condemned of heresy and burnt at the stake, was a "memorable figure," particularly for "his moral courage in the face of adversity and death." "On the eve of the Great Jubilee, I feel obliged to express deep regret for the cruel death inflicted on John Hus and the resulting wound, a source of conflict and division which was thus opened in the minds and hearts of the Bohemian people,” said St John Paul II..." MHFM Comment: John Hus was condemned as a heretic by the Catholic Church at the Council of Constance.  The Vatican II Counter Church and its antipopes, however, celebrate and praise him.