Posted in Radio Lux Lucet, tagged Ecclesiastical Megalomania, Globalism, Immigration, John Robbins, Pope Francis, Roman Catholic Economics, Roman Catholic Politics, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Roman Church-State, Rome and Immigration on February 21, 2021| Leave a Comment »
“Pope Calls on faithful to help migrants achieve ‘new life’“
“Bannon: Catholic Church needs ‘illegal aliens to fill the churches,'” Washington Post, 9/7/2017
“Bannon: Catholic Church One of the ‘Worst Instigators of Open Borders Policy,” Newsmax, 6/17/2018
“Romanizing America Through Illegal Immigration,” by Pastor Ralph Ovadal, 2006
Posted in Rome Watch, tagged Antichrist, DACA, Pope Francis, Richard Bennett, Roman Church-State, Rome and Immigration, Rome's Pedophilia Scandals on December 4, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Richard Malone, former Bishop of Buffalo, NY.
When writing about the follies of the Roman Church-State, the main challenge isn’t lack of material. Not at all. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. It’s the lack of time to follow up all the stories. Oh well. It’s tough work, but someone has to do it.
All which brings me to the latest edition of Rome Watch. There have been several big, recent stories about Rome, each of which deserves its very own Rome Watch edition. But time being what it is, I’m going to have to squeeze them all into one thrill packed post.
So where shall I begin? How about with this.
Posted in Rome Watch, tagged Antichrist, Immigration, Migrant Caravan, Pueblo Sin Fronteras, Rome and Immigration, USCCB on September 24, 2019| 2 Comments »
Honduran migrants rest in the gymnasium of a Catholic church in Guatamala, Oct. 16, 2018. These migrants were part of the caravans organized by Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an organization affiliated with Centro Sin Fronteras, at whose facility in El Paso, TX four Roman Catholic bishops will host mass on 9/25/19 in connection with an event organized by the USCCB. (Orlando Estrada/AFP/Getty Images)
In many ways, exposing the flagrant immigration treason of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is easy to the point of being an embarrassment. All one has to do is go to the USCCB’s media page, wait for the good bishops to drop their latest asinine press release, and, voila!, instant post.
The latest bit of immigration nonsense from the USCCB was posted yesterday, 9/23, and is titled “Media Advisory: Bishops to Hold Press Briefing During Pastoral Visit to El Paso, Las Cruces and Ciudad Juarez.”
As it turns out, the bishops of El Paso, San Jose, Victoria and Las Cruces will team up with Rev. Robert Stark, Regional Coordinator of the Vatican’s Section on Migrant and Refugees to host a mass followed by a press briefing.
The mass and presser, the release tells us, “will occur during the 2019 Pastoral Encounter with Migrants at the Border, which is organized by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) [aka The Treasonous Brood of Vipers (TBV), author] Subcommittee on the Pastoral Care of Migrants, Refugees and Travelers.”
Now don’t you just love the TBV’s euphemistic names for illegal immigrant invaders? They’re just migrants, refugees and travelers. Who could possibly object to that?
Anyway. Verbal smokescreens are all in a day’s work for the TBV. And while it’s good to point out their verbal sleight of hand, that’s not what’s really interesting about this press release.
At the bottom of the release, the TBV provides the date, time and place of the mass and press conference. Of particular interest is the place: Centro Sin Fronteras, which is located in El Paso.
So just what is the Centro Sin Fronteras (Center Without Borders)? According to Influence Watch, Centro Sin Fronteras was founded in Chicago – does anything good ever come from Chicago – in 1987 by some leftist woman Methodist pastor named Emma Lozano.
As the Influence Watch article goes on to note, Elvira Arellano formed the activist group La Familia Latina Unida as an expansion of Centro Sin Fronteras.
La Familia Latina Unida runs Pueblo Sin Fronteras (People Without Borders).
And this brings us to the kicker: Pueblo Sin Fronteras was the lead group organizing the many migrant caravans that have forced their way across the southern border and into the US over the past year. I wrote in some detail about Pueblo Sin Fronteras last November. The organization even boasts about the caravans on their website.
If anyone harbors doubt that the Antichrist Roman Catholic Church-State is a driving force, and probably the main driving force, behind the migrant caravans and the massive migrant crisis on Americas southern border, the very words of the USCCB in the 9/23 press release should go a long way toward removing it.
Here you have four bishops and a priest affiliated with a Vatican hosting mass and a press conference at an organization affiliated with the group most responsible for organizing the massive migrant caravans which have afflicted our southern border over the past year.
Rome’s mass in El Paso is a massive fraud. It’s way past time that Americans wised up to Rome’s immigration treason.
Posted in Immigration, Rome Watch, tagged Antichrist, Immigration, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Roman Church-State, Rome and Immigration, Rome and World Government, Strangers No Longer on July 7, 2019| Leave a Comment »
They have taught their tongue to speak lies; They weary themselves to commit iniquity.
– Jeremiah 9:5
Miss two weeks, miss a lot. That’s how it is when you track the evil work of Antichrist. Mind you, I’m not speaking about all the evil the Pope and his minions are up to. God alone knows this. For the moment, I speak only of the evil work he and his ministers are doing on the immigration front. And that’s only here in the America!
Yes, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the Antichrist Roman Catholic Church-State are up to their usual immigration treachery as they continue their attempt to destabilize America by flooding the nation with bogus asylum seekers and welfare migrants, most of whom are themselves Roman Catholics.
More than any other institution, it is the Roman Catholic Church-State that is responsible for the mess on America’s southern border. One could liken Rome to the arsonist who first sets you house on fire, pretends to be the hero by showing up in a fire truck to douse the blaze, and then lectures you for your supposed lack of fire safety precautions.
Rome’s scan works like this. First, representatives of the Mystery Babylon cynically encourage people to violate US immigration law, often at great personal risk to themselves. Then, when something bad happens to one of their pawns, Rome sends its representatives to primp and preen before the cameras to lecture and to shame Americans about how it’s all their fault due to their supposed lack of Christian charity. Finally, in light of the most recent border tragedy Rome renews demands for the federal government to divert even more taxpayer funds to solve the humanitarian crisis Rome created in the first place. Naturally, “solving the humanitarian crisis” means letting more migrants in faster and, once they get here, giving them even more free stuff paid for by Americans.
Of course, the USCCB is very careful during this whole process to make clear that they believe that nations do have a right to regulate their borders, except when, “such control… is exerted merely for the purpose of acquiring additional wealth” (Strangers No Longer, 33). But oddly enough, every time the Trump administration attempts to do something that’s actually effective at ending the abuse of American citizens at the hands of the Pope’s welfare migrant hordes, Rome cries foul. Quite obviously, the claims of the USCCB, and of other individuals and organizations within the Roman Church-State, that it believes that nations have a right to regulate their borders is a fig leaf to cover their real agenda, which is to break America and to initiate world government through mass welfare migration.
This scam is not unique to America. Rome does the exact same thing in Europe, where the Pope has openly conspired with leaders such as Germany’s Angela Merkel to push a mass migration from the Middle East and Africa, a program which is clearly at odds with the best interests, not only of the German people, but of the people of the other EU nations.
As in all other matters, when Rome’s representatives speak concerning immigration, they do so with a tongue they’ve taught to speak lies.
In support of these claims, I’d like to walk through three recent press releases by the USCCB concerning the migrant crisis on America’s southern border.
Posted in Rome Watch, tagged Rome and Immigration, USCCB on June 23, 2019| 2 Comments »
The “big lie” is a propaganda technique based on the supposed idea that, if one tells gigantic lies, those lies will gain acceptance because normal people can’t fathom that someone could make up such enormous falsehoods.
Whether the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is conscientiously practicing the big lie, I cannot say for sure. That said, there is a repeated idea put forward in their immigration propaganda, and in the immigration propaganda of the Roman Catholic Church-State in general, that could fairly be considered a big lie.
So what’s the big lie I’m talking about? It’s the USCCB’s insistence that it recognizes “the right of nations to control their borders in a just and proportionate manner.”
In two recent press releases by the USCCB on immigration enforcement actions taken by the Trump administration, the bishops have insisted that they do too believe that nations have a right to enforce their immigration laws. But what the USCCB grants with one hand it takes away with the other. Let’s look at a couple of recent statements from this group.
Posted in Rome Watch, tagged Antichrist, DREAM Act, Jesuits, Roman Church-State, Rome and Immigration, Strangers No Longer, Temporary Protected Status, USCCB on June 7, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Two-faced Roman god Janus. A model for the USCCB.
One could hardly find a better word than Janus-faced, meaning duplicitous or two-faced, to describe the men who comprise the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). For these guys truly are masters of appearing to look in all directions at once, of seeming to be all things to all men, while at the same time never deviating from their evil plans.
In this case, I’m speaking about their evil goal of Romanizing America through illegal immigration.
Posted in Immigration, Politics, Roman Catholicism, tagged Antichrist, Catholic Extension, Migrant Caravan, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Rome and Immigration, US Migrant Crisis, USCCB on November 28, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Migrants storm San Ysidro, California, November 25, 2018. The prelates of the Roman Church-State call such persons “Christ in our midst.” Others may call them something else.
“Another papal society, Catholic Extension, has poured more than $12 million dollars into ministries along our southern border over the past five years ‘to ensure that those who are on a journey are protected by the Church and that we advocate on their behalf,’ according the (sic) Catholic News Agency (“Caravans, Churches and Criminal Sanctuaries,” Michelle Malkin, April 4, 2018).
I hadn’t intended to post tonight, but in doing research on a group called Catholic Extension, what I found was interesting to the point that I just had to say something.
A few quick facts about Catholic Extension:
To sum up, we have an organization with direct ties to the highest levels of the Vatican, whose president is appointed by the pope himself, that openly admits to spending large sums of money in Texas, at least some of which is specifically designated thwarting the enforcement of US immigration law and that invokes God’s name to help migrants to this end.
In the opinion of this writer, the migrant crisis in both the US and Europe is first and foremost a problem originating in the evil theology, politics and economics of the Antichrist Roman Church-State.
Many Americans, influenced as they are by Dispensationalism, scan the horizons for the coming of some future, mysterious Antichrist. All the while they miss the work the real and present papal Antichrist is doing right under their noses, right on the border of their own country. How is it that people can be so blind?
Posted in Immigration, Politics, Uncategorized, tagged Migrant Caravan, Pueblo Sin Fronteras, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Rome and Immigration, US Migrant Crisis on November 23, 2018| Leave a Comment »
This is the masthead photo from the Facebook page of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, the principal group organizing the migrant caravan. Fists raised in the air, these guys want to be your new neighbors. Apparently, no one explained to them the concept of bad optics.
There is general agreement among those who have studied the migrant caravan issue that the principal organizing force behind it is a rather obscure group known as Pueblo Sin Fronteras (PSF).
As proof, consider this article from the LA Times, which has the following paragraph buried near the end of the story, “Denis Omar Contera, an organizer with Pueblo Sin Fronteras, which is helping the group [migrant caravan], said the caravan plans to rest Monday before setting out again.” When the article says Mr. Contera is “helping” the caravan, it means he’s an organizer.
In an article from April 4, 2018 about a previous caravan, CNBC makes PSF’s involvement very clear when it reports here that, “Abeja is one of the lead organizers of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, which for over 15 years has led migrants to the U.S. via caravans to help them to seek asylum in other countries” (emphasis mine).
As CNBC notes, PSF has been at the caravan business for 15 years, so the latest caravan is not the first time around the block for them.
Worth noting too, is what CNBC says about the close connection between the caravans and the Roman Catholic Church.
The caravans are referred to in Spanish as Via Crucis Migrantes, or Migrant’s Way of the Cross. They are fashioned after the Stations of the Cross processions celebrated by Latin American and Latino Catholics to mark and “re-enact” the final days of Jesus from prosecution to his burial in a tomb.
In such processions, someone plays Christ carrying a wooden cross and people from the congregation or community follow him. Similarly, the volunteers from Pueblos (sic) Sin Fronteras and other groups accompany migrants in a caravan that travels in buses, on trains and on foot.
Clicking on the “Caravans” tab of the PSF website makes the connection between the caravans and the Roman Church-State clear. For example, one finds on this page a photo with the headline “Viacrucis de Refugiados” (Refugees’ Way of the Cross) from 2017.
A second photo shows migrants in a van with the headline Viacrucis Guadalupano (Guadalupine Way of the Cross) accompanied by an icon with what appears to be a VW Bus superimposed on an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Want more proof that the Roman Church-State is neck-deep in the caravan movement? In an article from April 2018, columnist Michelle Malkin reported that, “The Vatican itself donated at least $20,000 in 2009 to erect a shelter for Central American illegal aliens through Ixtepec, Mexico, where they hopped on freight trains into our country. Another papal society, Catholic Extension, has poured more than $12 million dollars into ministries along our southern border over the past five years ‘to ensure that those who are on a journey are protected by the Church and that we advocate on their behalf,’ according [to] the Catholic News Agency.”
The logo of PSF’s parent group. Notice the familiar pattern of invoking the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe in connection with migration from Central America.
Worth noting, is that there is an interesting Chicago connection to all this. As Influence Watch reports, Pueblo Sin Fronteras is itself, “a project of La Familia Latina Unida, a Chicago, Illinois-based 501(c)(4) illegal immigration advocacy organization.” Also, the Catholic News Agency article mentioned above quotes Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago as saying, “It is at the core of who we are to ensure that those who are on a journey are protected by the Church and that we advocate on their behalf.”
In short, when it comes to human trafficking and the violation of the immigration laws of the United States, Cardinal Cupich is down with it. His own treasonous words condemn him.
Posted in Immigration, Roman Catholicism, tagged Antichrist, Babylonian Harlot, Mexico Mass Migration and the Example of Moses, Politics, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Rome and Immigration, Strangers No Longer on November 11, 2018| 5 Comments »
Protesters at US-Mexico border. Bill Wechter/Getty Images
The Vatican called on Monday for sweeping reforms of the world economy and the creation of a ethical, global authority to regulate financial markets…The Vatican called for the establishment of a “supranational authority” with worldwide scope and “universal jurisdiction” to guide economic policies and decisions. Such an authority should start with the United Nations as its reference point but later become independent and be endowed with the power to see to it that developed countries were not allowed to wield “excessive power over weaker countries. “Vatican urges economic reforms, condemns collective greed” – Reuters, 10/24/2011
One of the great frustrations this author has with the way news is covered is the abject failure of the press – and by the press, I mean both the mainstream legacy news organizations as well as the alternate, independent journalists who do their work on blogs, YouTube channels and podcasts – to relate the various political activities of the Roman Church-State to its overarching goal of establishing a new version of the Holy Roman Empire, this time one worldwide in scope.
Now when one begins talking about the push for world government, it’s not uncommon to be charged with “fear mongering” and “pushing conspiracy theories.” But Rome’s lust for world government, while certainly a conspiracy, is perhaps the least secret, most openly admitted conspiracy in history. Many people suppose that, if the Vatican really did want world government, you’d have to go looking for proof in some musty, dusty ancient codex buried deep in a monastic library in some exotic location.
The truth is that proving Rome’s desire for world government is, as they say, like shooting fish in a barrel.
Take, for example, the passage quoted at the top of this post. It’s from a 2011 Reuters article about a new document issued by the Pontifical Council For Justice And Peace, the full title of which is Towards Reforming The International Financial And Monetary Systems In The Context Of Global Public Authority (emphasis mine).
Posted in Immigration, Roman Catholicism, tagged Antichrist, Babylonian Harlot, Mexico Mass Migration and the Example of Moses, Politics, Roman Catholic Social Teaching, Rome and Immigration, Strangers No Longer on November 4, 2018| 1 Comment »
Migrant caravan departs Ciudad Hildalgo, October 21, 2018.
In last week’s post, we began our look at Strangers No Longer (SNL), a 2003 document issued jointly by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the Bishops of Mexico.
As the title to last week’s and this week’s post indicate, SNL is a subversive document. It is subversive in at least three ways. First, in that it is a Marian document, it is subversive of the faith once delivered to the saints. Several times in SNL, the bishops proudly reveal that the satanic Marian cult of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a key reason for their call for mass migration from Mexico, and by implication, from other places into the US.
Second, in that SNL is a clarion call for international socialism, it is subversive of capitalism, the economic system of the Bible. As the Bible clearly teaches throughout the pages of the Old and New Testaments, the ownership of capital goods, that is to say, the means of production, are to remain in private hands. Further, the Bible teaches that title to property, apart from punishment for a crime, is absolute. “Is it not lawful for me to do what I wish with my own things,” said the vineyard owner in Jesus’ parable. Rome, on the other hand, takes a far different view.
Finally, in that it is a globalist document, SNL is subversive of good government. SNL is part of the Babylonian Harlot’s multipronged, centuries long attempt to reinstate the Holy Roman Empire, this time on a worldwide scale rather than the regional scale she achieved during the middle ages.
Last week, we looked at the Marian aspect of SNL. In today’s installment, I shall discuss the document’s socialist subversions.
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