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Carlos Caso-Rosendi

Miscellanea

That September long ago

How I learned to see history from the inside and (so far) lived to tell the tale.

Our friend Carlos Caso-Rosendi—writing from his native Argentina, a country preparing to welcome the antipope Leo with great fanfare—shares a valuable account of the events of September 11, which he experienced firsthand while living and working in the United States. Above all, he offers his reflections on the process by which the Catholic Church is being overrun by a false church in the service of darkness.

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Verba Dei

A man meets Jesus at night

A time is coming, and even now has arrived, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth; for such people the Father seeks to be His worshipers. (John 4:23)

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In Spiritu Venti

The woman by the well

The well, the Samaritan woman and the mission of Israel unveiled ... The wonders of the fourth chapter of the Gospel According to St John.

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Miscellanea

Global Peace and Security in 1945

In this prophetic text from 1945, Fr.Julio Meinvielle asserts that the victory of democracies does not guarantee peace. According to him, the dominant powers and global financial forces risk imposing a system of total “security” based on technical, economic, and political control of peoples. Under the guise of freedom and democracy, a form of universal servitude could thus be established.

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In Spiritu Venti

The time is at hand: listen

Carlos Caso-Rosendi criticizes internal debates within the Church at a time when, according to the author, a decisive spiritual moment is approaching. He reminds us that the Church “subsists” in the Catholic Church without being entirely reduced to it. Like the Pharisees of old, Christians risk being right on certain points (such as the Mass) while missing the essential: recognizing Christ and discerning the signs of his return.

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