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The woman identified as ‘Agnes’ in Malachi Martin’s ‘Windswept House’ has come forward with a firsthand account of alleged satanic ritual abuse by the late cardinal.
What homosexual clergy fear the most
With his customary candor and precision, Fr. Gomulka helps us face the facts: the Catholic Church—right up to the highest levels—is riddled with homosexuals. Unless the issue is clearly addressed, the solution will never be found.
Anyone wishing to gain a clearer understanding of the attacks on the true faith in our time need only look at the telling statements of the St. Gallen Mafia.
Pastor Unterhalt thoroughly dismantles two arguments that have become commonplace: the claim that every element of the ongoing revolution at the Vatican emerged almost spontaneously, without any pre-established plan; and the claim that all of this falls within the lineage of Vatican II and the conciliar popes. It is abundantly clear that the impostors clad in white—first 'Francis' and then 'Leo'—are precisely following the agenda devised by Martini and the 'St. Gallen Group,' which seized power by ousting Benedict XVI.
He once suggested the SSPX might need twelve new bishops. Weeks later four were too many. Now Leo gets endless benefit of the doubt, resistance has become rebellion, and he asks Francis’ intercession.
They are telling us openly that they are not the Catholic Church, but the Synodal Antichrist Spiritual Sewage Farm
A number of stories over the past few days once again reminded me that one of the best things that could happen to Catholicism is for the apostate Synodal Church to officially change its name to exactly that: the Synodal Church.
Jordi Bertomeu, the pope’s anti-abuse “policeman”, defended Prevost against accusations of covering up for the paedophile Father Lute. Yet the pope really did save him. With a device used in at least 1,058 other cases
How many paedophile priests does the Church have to deal with? How does it deal with them, and what becomes of them? The answer beggars belief, and comes from none other than one of the foremost experts on clerical abuse, Jordi Bertomeu, a close friend of Pope Prevost. As Giorgio Meletti recounts in this detailed article, which I urge you to read carefully, Bertomeu explains that the pope can grant “the grace of dispensation from the clerical state” to priests accused of sexual abuse: this avoids a canonical trial, and the offence vanishes as though it had never been committed. The victims? What do they matter? They have no right to information about the outcome of their complaints anyway, and if the pope wishes to grant the culprit a dispensation to extinguish his guilt, his decision is beyond appeal. If you think this “get-out-of-jail-free card” is a rarely used expedient, you are mistaken. Bertomeu himself supplies the figures: in the last nine years alone, a paedophile priest was pardoned every three days. So much for zero tolerance. Federica Tourn
Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu was filmed placing coca leaves in a Pachamama-linked ritual offering during a ‘human rights’ meeting in Peru.
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller announced that Fr. John Mary Foster was found guilty of schism and dismissed from the clerical state while forbidding Catholics to attend Mass at the Mission of Divine Mercy.
'Obedience can be commanded - respect must be earned'
Is history repeating itself?
In last week’s article, “Pope Leo: Act or Resign,” I wrote, “Pope Leo XIV, who alone has the authority to discipline bishops, should resign and lead a life of prayer and penance unless he proves himself willing and able to laicize or excommunicate bishops who engage in or cover up abuse. To date, Leo has yet to discipline over 160 bishops credibly accused of sexual abuse as documented by BishopAccountability.org.”
Faith and morals will be taught, and decisions on Church governance will be made, not according to a hierarchical structure of authority, but rather a 'synodal process.'
“For there have crept in some men (who were written of long ago unto this judgment), impious, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only sovereign Ruler, and our Lord Jesus Christ.” (Jude 4)[1] “It will not be out of place to consider the ancient tradition, teaching and faith of the Catholic Church, which was revealed by the Lord, proclaimed by the apostles and guarded by the fathers. For upon this faith the Church is built, and if anyone were to lapse from it, he would no longer be a Christian either in fact or in name.” (St. Athanasius, bishop; First Letter to Serapion)
