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The Last Shoe Has Fallen: The full measure of iniquity is now center stage

A good question for us should be where is the Catholic Church in all this? The silence is deafening, but then it might come across as hypocritical considering Rome’s blind eye to prelates like McCarrick who have been abusers for a long time, or the persecution of prelates like the late Cardinal Pell who was wrongly accused of sexual abuse.

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The Association “EXSURGE DOMINE” is born to help priests and religious who are victims of the Bergoglian purges

The persecution imposed by the Vatican – where Bergoglio’s protégés dominate with impunity – also manifests itself in disciplinary actions that violate the laws of the Church and the very purpose for which those laws have legitimacy: there are countless cases of placing Dioceses and religious communities under pontifical commissaries, of intimidating inspections, specious Apostolic Visits, removals of Bishops, while priests are suspended a divinis or reduced to the lay state whose only mistake has been not wanting to apostatize the Catholic Faith. The recent cases of the Benedictine Monastery of Pienza in Italy and the Carmel of Arlington in Texas, which are added to many less well-known cases, are the confirmation of a deliberate will to distort and destroy the last vestiges of Catholicism on the part of the highest levels of the Hierarchy.

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A New “Synodal Church” Undermines the Catholic Church

Many questions have arisen about the current “synodal process,” and therefore in order to be of service to Christ’s flock, I would like to address some important points of the Instrumentum Laboris for the October 2023 Session of the Synod on Synodality. This Working Document or Instrumentum appears to undermine the Divine constitution and the Apostolic character of the life and mission of the Catholic Church, substituting for them an invented “synodal church,” inspired predominantly by Protestant, social and anthropocentric categories. Below are several principal areas of concern.

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Saint Hildegard of Bingen about the Antichrist: A Pontifical Warning for our Times

If there is a gift that Heaven has given to us through the pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI, that was not, in any case, the apostolic letter Summorum Pontificum (2007). Actually, such a gift could be a completely different and astounding one. It was the recognition of Saint Hildegard of Bingen a Doctor of the Church, an event that happened on October 7, 2012. But why would such an event be a heavenly gift?

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Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale Restores England’s Faith and Reunites Saints Peter and Paul

Although many colleges no longer teach Shakespeare’s plays, the fact remains that he was arguably the greatest master of the English language to ever write. If we were to find a new play from him, the world would take notice. If the play happened to be a devout portrayal of the trials and hopes of persecuted Catholics, Catholics would rejoice. It is an even more extraordinary blessing that God allowed him to conceal the devout Catholic allegory within a play that was performed before James I’s court.

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On the scandalous persecution of the Nuns of the Carmel of the Holy Trinity in Arlington, Texas

If, among the priests who read my appeal, there are some who could make themselves available to guarantee spiritual assistance to the Nuns of Arlington and celebrate the Holy Mass for them according to the venerable Tridentine Rite, I think that by this action – which would honor their Priesthood – they could carry out a work of true Mercy that the Lord will not fail to reward.

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What if Vaccines Were Made from the Bodies of Dead Bishops?

This world, which we might call “Terra Nova”, had long since discarded the barbaric practice of using fetal tissue for its vaccines and other treatments. Thankfully, Terra Nova had been drawn back from the brink of destruction wrought by the cult of Scientism, mainly to the efforts of a religious group known as The Truth. Among other immoral practices, the noble men of The Truth succeeded in having abortion and its concomitant industries prohibited.

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Nihilist Modernity: From Mad Science to the Conciliar Church

Today the maddest of scientists are not like those portrayed in fiction. Among others they comprise biologists modifying DNA, psychologists developing social messaging to control public opinion, and computer scientists devising new programs to track people. The majority of these are atheists.

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