Did God chose Pope Francis to rule us?




According to the 1945, The New Roman Missal of Father Lasance, yes.

 See page 482 of The Good Friday Liturgy

 The same order is observed in the supplications that follow.

 Let us pray, also, for our most blessed Pope N., that our Lord and God, Who hath chosen him in the order of the episcopacy, may preserve him safe and unharmed to His holy Church, to rule God's holy people. .

Let us pray

Y. Let us kneel

If. Arise.

Almighty, eternal God, in Whose judgment all things are founded, look propitiously upon
our prayers and, of Thy loving kindness, preserve unto us our chosen bishop, that the 
Christian people, who are governed
by Thine authority, may, under
so great a pontiff, be increased
in the merits of their belief. 

 Yes, Francis is great

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