An article that appeared on the liberal anti‑Catholic filth publication Religion Digital’s website on February 23 highlighted once again how Leo XIV, also known as Robert Prevost, is conducting a total and comprehensive campaign against what he sees as threats to his agenda.>This campaign seeks to purge not only the Synodal Church of any semblance of traditional Catholic values but, ultimately, civilization at large.>What is important about what follows is the coded message in Leo XIV’s warnings to the Spanish “bishops”. This is not supposed to be a defense of the VOX party’s ideology or policies. I am in no way saying that what they have to offer is the ideal political home for Traditional Catholics. What should be recognized, however, is that within the Spanish political landscape VOX have become the most hospitable political home for Spaniards with conservative and traditional Catholic values.

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An important principle in Freemasonry and other occult practices is to “hide things in plain sight,” but I guess the depraved worldly kingdom has descended to such satanic depths that they do not have to anymore. Neither are their friends in the Vatican trying to hide it. They are openly telling you who they are and what they are doing.>The man illegally occupying the Seat of Peter has been appointing one pro-Alphabet Sin bishop after another, and now he wants you to know, in case you have not been connecting the dots over the past sixty years, exactly who has enthroned himself in the Vatican by appointing a Mason-friendly archbishop.>Those who are regular readers know what I am going to say next:

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Every age of the Church presents its trials. Some are moral, some political, some disciplinary. Ours, however, is doctrinal in character, and therefore touches the very nerve of Catholic life. It is no longer sufficient to speak in generalities about confusion, ambiguity, or crisis. The faithful are increasingly forced to confront a more precise and uncomfortable question:>What, exactly, does the Church require of us in regard to obedience to the Pope and the Magisterium, and what follows if that obligation collides with the faith that Catholics have always professed?>This is the question I wish to face in this essay, cautiously and, I hope, with charity. I know my readers. Many of you are passionate souls, and the comment section has often become the stage for spirited and sometimes heated debate. My hope is that, in a spirit of patience and goodwill, we might together move a little closer to the truth.

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