Jesuits

Oops!… Leo Did It Again

Every single time you think it can’t get any worse, it does.

The Infiltration of the Jesuits.

One hundred years ago, most Jesuits were orthodox. But a few began to twist the ancient faith.

Rupnik. Vatican Press Office Statement and some notes from MiL

We receive and publish below the Communication to journalists from the Director of the Press Office Matteo Bruni.

The generally well-informed blog "Missa in Latino" provides further details on the Rupnik case (he stated today that proceedings were going very well for him), and we cannot help but worry about a potential miscarriage of justice among cronies; however, the public reaction itself exerts pressure to ensure the matter is seen through to the end.

THE TRUTH ABOUT BERNARDIN AND ‘AGNES’

Exposing clerical sex abuse tag teams

Fr. Gene T. Gomulka on the truth of the events described by the Jesuit Malachi Martin in *Windswept House*. This article is a companion piece to the one recently written by Fr. David Nix regarding the satanic ceremony held in the Pauline Chapel on July 1, 1963. Previously, another satanic ceremony had taken place in 1957 in Greenville, during which Bishop John J. Russell and the future Cardinal Bernardin had raped an eleven-year-old girl, “Agnès,” as part of a satanic ritual that included a desecration of the Holy Eucharist.

The Review of Weekdays (June 7-13)

The Pope in Spain Faces Protests from Abuse Victim Associations, and the Jesuits Offer a Unsatisfactory New Explanation for Withholding the Report on De Luca

German Parish Hosts “Star Wars Liturgy”; Latin Mass Banned

Bamberg rents out Darth Vader for worship, Jesuits hand Xavier’s birthplace to yoga and Krishna, and the Synodal machine smears Courage while reopening gay “marriage” as something to be “discerned.”

Bergoglio: His Biographies and the Naïve(?) Austen Ivereigh

Bergoglio's biographies, such as Austen Ivereigh's "The Great Reformer", are hagiographies rather than biographies. Ivereigh, a friend of the Pope, repeats naïve anecdotes and self-proclaimed "miracles". The well-documented book ignores criticisms and errors, presenting an idealized portrait. However, Francis's pontificate was a "great bluff", marked by monarchical power, arbitrary revocations and flagrant contradictions.

Vatican: A cloak of silence falls on the horrific Rupnik case. Victims and defense outraged: "We want justice"

At the Vatican, a suspicious cloak of silence has fallen over the Rupnik trial.