“A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, 'You are mad; you are not like us.” ― St. Antony the Great
Was Mr. Theodore McCarrick one of Bella Dodd's plants into the Catholic Church?
No surprise to me. I've been saying it for years.
Beyond his horrendous evil of homosexual predation for
decades, Church Militant has learned exclusively that McCarrick may also have
been clandestinely trained by Soviet Communists here in Europe during his
younger years, making him effectively a Communist plant in the heart of the
Church.
Through a back channel, Church Militant has obtained
information from former Communist personnel who were instrumental in setting up
a secret network of indoctrination and training centers throughout Europe in
the aftermath of World War II, and their information directly implicates the
involvement of Theodore McCarrick.
I enjoy your posts very much, David. But you confuse me here in your opening paragraph.
Pope Gregory I ("the Great", born Gregorius Anicius) lived from c. 540 - 604, was Pope from 590.
Peter Damien lived from 1007 - 1072 (d. 2/23).
Pope Gregory VII (born Hildebrand of Sovana) lived from c 1015 - 1085, was pope from 1073 onward (4/23). Hildebrand became Pope after St. Peter died. But the moniker "the Great" is truly ascribed to Pope Gregory I.
Both Popes had impressive papacies, and both have been canonized by the Church.
Watch Taylor Marshall's first interview of James Grien, McCarrick's 17-year-victim on youtube. Much about Communism, McCarrick's past and his influence all over the world. Grien knows a lot. I'm hoping he'll provide more details so that we can connect the McCarrick/Communist/globalization dots and save our Church.
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Many, many years ago i read: AA 1025, and i am still shocked.
Of course he was .St Gallen is where one of the worst European Communists was born and raised by the name of Fritz Platten.
I enjoy your posts very much, David. But you confuse me here in your opening paragraph.
Pope Gregory I ("the Great", born Gregorius Anicius) lived from c. 540 - 604, was Pope from 590.
Peter Damien lived from 1007 - 1072 (d. 2/23).
Pope Gregory VII (born Hildebrand of Sovana) lived from c 1015 - 1085, was pope from 1073 onward (4/23). Hildebrand became Pope after St. Peter died. But the moniker "the Great" is truly ascribed to Pope Gregory I.
Both Popes had impressive papacies, and both have been canonized by the Church.
St. Peter Damien, pray for us.
-- Illinois Legionary
I don’t understand.
a very interesting description of where and who is the foundation of the st galen mafiosa and who is involved
https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/fetzen-fliegen/item/4333-john-podesta-s-catholic-spring-part-iii-the-deep-state-pope
Watch Taylor Marshall's first interview of James Grien, McCarrick's 17-year-victim on youtube. Much about Communism, McCarrick's past and his influence all over the world. Grien knows a lot. I'm hoping he'll provide more details so that we can connect the McCarrick/Communist/globalization dots and save our Church.
DisturbedMary
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