One of the meditations in St. Ignatius’s Spiritual Exercises depicts the spiritual war between Jesus Christ and Lucifer, in which all men must choose which standard to follow:

“Consider that we are all placed between Jesus Christ and Lucifer, and that it is equally impossible either to serve both at once—‘No one can serve two masters’ (Matt. 6:24)—or to remain neutral without serving one or other, for Jesus Christ says, ‘He who is not with Me is against Me’ (Luke 11:23). It is, then, necessary to make a choice.”

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In this episode of The Underground, Michael breaks down the latest from the Lunatics of Davos, where the world’s elites are freaking out again. Field Marshal Schwab and little Alex Soros on Disease X, so-called “fake news,” and the return of Donald Trump.

Plus, witches spit spells in Davos, dead Teslas freeze in Chicago, and the cost of living in America skyrockets. We may not own anything in the future, but at least we’ll be happy…!?

By the way, it turns out Pope Francis has been donating your tithing dollars to the World Health Organization for its plan to “protect us from Disease X,” predicted to be “twenty times more deadly than Covid.” (How do they know that?)

Another bishop called out Team Francis, arguing that we must not obey the Woke Pope.  And, finally, a courageous African’s defense of Christian morality brings down the house at the United Nations. Now, why can’t Francis be THAT Catholic?

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Bishop Rob Mutsaerts
THE GREAT RESET: Davos & the Plot to Cancel Trump
Sam George of Ghana Shocking Speech at the UN Security Council on Family Values

When the COVID hoax was sprung upon the world in early 2020, conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh was not fooled: the primary purpose of the hysteria and the lockdowns that went with it, he said, was to prevent the re-election of Donald Trump. The lockdowns, said Limbaugh, were designed primarily to wreck the Trump economy and thereby stymie his attempt to remain in office later in the year. The present writer came to the same conclusion, at basically the same time; about the same day as the lockdowns began. Closing the world down over a coronavirus – a type of virus normally associated with the common cold – was an act of unprecedented irrationality that could only have some ulterior motive, and that motive was very evidently not public health.

In one of the most valuable books dedicated to the art of meditation, Religious Meditations,^[i] Father Pierre Chaignon S.J. (1791–1883) emphasizes one of the essential aspects of how a Christian can effectively change his life by drawing closer to the demands of holiness. How? Certainly not through general, vague, and non-committal resolutions. The effectiveness of a good meditation depends on specific decisions applied with wisdom to our personal lives. Thus, Father Chaignon proposes an eloquent example:

“Let’s assume you have decided: ‘I will be patient in adversities.’ It is too vague a resolution and therefore sterile. (…) Try, therefore, to change and narrow down this general resolution. Two means are available to you for this. You could say: ‘I will be patient in such and such a situation;’ or: ‘If I am given some suffering to endure, I will think that it is too small compared to the hell I deserved.’ (…) In one way or another, your decision will be limited and therefore very good.”

If we wanted to compile a list quotations which could encapsulate the crisis in the Catholic Church and world today, we would do well to include the following from Archbishop Hélder Câmara (signer of the Catacombs Pact and a crucial influence on Klaus Schwab):

“It would shock many people if the Church came along giving the impression that I am the solution to every problem — I have the solution to every problem. No, we come only to try to collaborate with the world, not by throwing our weight around but by shedding a bit of light here and there” (Archbishop Hélder Câmara, quoted in the Archbishop Lefebvre Documentary, 39:00)

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In this episode of The Underground, Michael Matt takes a look at the new documentary, “The Fall of Minneapolis,” which argues that the death of George Floyd was exploited by the radical Left to eradicate law and order, to defund the police, and to leave America’s streets and courtrooms in chaos. So why did Pope Francis describe those “peaceful protestors” as “good Samaritans”?

Napoleon has been in the news again recently, with the release of Scott's American film about Napoleon, universally criticized for its historical inconsistency and gross errors on all fronts. Let's take this opportunity to ask who Napoleon really is.

What’s past is prologue.  —Shakespeare