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In the recent years of these turbulent times, the number of articles presenting the insights of Bishop Fulton Sheen regarding the anti-Christ has multiplied. His interest is particularly linked to the impact that the Marxist-Leninist ideology, globally spread by the Communist Party, had both before and after the Second World War. Speaking about the polarization that will characterize that final period of history before the second coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ, he seems to see in the “red” ideology the binding force that will unite all those who will form the (anti)mystic body of the ultimate enemy of the Savior. This is what he implies when he refers to those united in evil as “comrades in anti-Christ.” However, of the greatest interest is the description he proposed for the “son of perdition.” Presented for the first time in a radio broadcast on January 26, 1947, and later included in the texts collected in the volume Communism and the Conscience of the West published in 1948, he begins by emphasizing how the anti-Christ will not be:

Our particular circumstances may naturally differ from those of our favorite saints, but the most important realities of our lives will be identical: Our Lord created and redeemed us; He wants us to know, love, and serve Him in this life and be happy with Him for eternity in Heaven; and He permits various trials and crosses in our lives so that we might honor Him and save our souls.

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It is a matter of common sense, confirmed by 60 years of unmistakable reality, that Catholics will no longer believe that they must absolutely follow the Church’s teachings if they believe the Church now says that all religions — most of which place little or no importance on God’s commandments — lead to heaven.

Aldo Maria Valli ( Duc in altum ): Your Excellency, we often say “motus in fine velocior” – “movement is faster towards the end” – about Francis’ attitude aimed at liquefying what little remains of Catholic doctrine and espousing the thought of the world. The most recent news confirms this, including yet another one of his interviews. What is your assessment?

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34 Do not believe that I have come to bring peace to the earth; I have not come to bring peace, but a sword. 35 I have come separate the son from his father, the daughter from her mother, the daughter‐in‐law against her mother‐in‐law: 36 and one’s enemies will be those of his own household. – Mt 10: 34‐36

The Masons, beginning apparently in the late seventeenth century, preached a completely novel gospel, one which blended and confused the salvation of the individual Christian with the progress of humanity as a whole and the eventual creation of a paradise here on Earth, through the mastery of nature.

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(Taken from EdwardPentin.co.uk ) The recent suspension of an Italian priest for writing a scholarly critique of Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia was a foolish and “wholly unjust” decision but one that underlines the depth of a crisis in the Church that could be worse than the Arian controversy, Professor John Rist has said.

In his Oath Against Modernism, St. Pius X echoed St. Paul’s test in order to refute one of the most pernicious aspects of Modernism:

The ‘Mayan rite’ contains various pagan elements and new liturgical offices, including a ‘principal’ and ‘incensor’ who take on roles of the priest.

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120 years ago, on August 4, 1903, the pontificate of Pope Saint Pius X began. Two months later, on October 4, 1903, his first encyclical, E Supremi, [i] was published in order to describe the pontifical program represented by the motto “Instaurare Omnia in Christo” (To restore all things in Christ), used as a subtitle for the text. Revolving around the first verse of the second Psalm of King David, the beginning of the document was dedicated to the situation of the Church in the modern world:

Cardinal Müller, who from 2012 to 2017 was prefect of the dicastery (formerly called the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith), told the Register on July 4 that the file had been drawn up sometime in the late 2000s by Archbishop Jean-Louis Bruguès, Secretary at the then-Congregation for Catholic Education, after Cardinal Bergoglio had proposed then-Father Fernández as rector of the university.

What’s important to grasp off the bat is his immense importance as a public figure, as the artistic representative of the post-conciliar, Novus Ordo regime. His images are the gold standard for “iconic,” officially promoted, VaticanTwoist aesthetics. As such he is a celebrity in the NovusOrdoist world.

Aldo Maria Valli: Your Excellency, I think it is appropriate to start our conversation again with what you said responding to my question about the logic followed by Bergoglio in his most recent nomination of cardinals. You said:

But at least, if even the NY Times is admitting it, we can bask in a little “told ya so” and a lot of “never forget!” And maybe a few of the fully-vaccinated consumers of the NY Times will be roused enough out of their CBD-induced stupor to connect some dots. Or not.

“The results that have followed the Council seem cruelly opposed to the expectation of all, to begin with that of Pope John XXIII, then that of Paul VI… The Popes and the conciliar Fathers were expecting a new Catholic unity and, on the contrary, we have gone towards a dissension which, to take again the words of Paul VI, appears to have passed from self-criticism to self-destruction.” (Cardinal Ratzinger, 1985, quoted in Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s They Have Uncrowned Him, p. 231)