Letter / Well done, Bishop Mutsaerts, but the time for pleas to the pope is over

Dear Valli,

I have read the missive [here] from Bishop Mutsaerts to the pope. All correct, all true, all sacred. And all futile, all wasted time. The reactions from the recipient (and those of his henchmen) can only be the usual ones. Namely: indifference; annoyance; total incomprehension (of the sort: ‘What is this man writing about? To which religion does he belong?’); blind rage; immediate drastic measures from Tucho Fernández, who, interrupting the drafting of his new porn-book, will issue yet another excommunicatory fatwa.

I note in the letter an excessive reverence, useless deference, pathetic and now absurd appeals to obedience, unity, and fraternal communion. The supplicatory tone is utterly misguided, at times verging on begging for the obvious (or at least for what might have been considered obvious in the Catholic Church of a few decades ago).

I am certain that if anyone in the Vatican wanted to print the letter, they did so only to turn it into a ball destined for the wastebasket.

If he truly wished to achieve a concrete goal, Monsignor Mutsaerts should gather around him, in the Netherlands, all those willing to share his ideas and carry them forward by fighting the apostates who have seized control of Our Lord’s Church. We must fight by attacking actively, without compromise, without hypocrisy, treating the enemy as he deserves. In this third millennium, we need heirs to Saint Rose of Viterbo, Joan of Arc, Bernard of Clairvaux, Jacques de Molay. We desperately need guides who are spiritual, yet also capable of facing this tempest with the strength, energy, and objectives befitting the task. Only thus can we hope not merely to halt, but to reduce the Catholic diaspora now underway.

The time for pleas to the pope has long since passed.

Signed letter

Letter / A testudo formation for the good fight

by Catholicus

Dear Valli,

if you permit, I should like to join a debate that in recent days has been captivating the readers of the blog.

It concerns the pleas addressed in an open letter to the reigning pope, begging him to restore Holy Mother Church, or at least to mitigate its increasingly openly heretical and anti-Christian character.

Such attempts, though moving (see the letter from Bishop Mutsaerts), reveal a naïve hope—if not outright illusion—that this could alter the rapidly accelerating anti-Catholic trajectory imposed upon the Church Militant (precisely upon the clergy, whether diocesan or religious) first by Bergoglio and now by Prevost.

Personally, I share the opinion of the author of the letter published here. I too believe that the time for pleas and petitions is definitively over. Those good men, Schneider, Strickland, and anyone else who cherishes the fate and future of the Catholic Church, should take note and accept the truth. If we leave it in the hands of these traitors and apostates, it will likely be swept away by the implementation of the diabolical Agenda 2030, which is of a purely Luciferian nature—deceitful and misleading as the devil himself (and his current earthly, civil, and ecclesiastical collaborators).

It would therefore be desirable for these prelates who remain Catholic (at least in their inner forum) to unite and fight the good fight, in a kind of testudo formation like the legions of the Roman Empire against barbarian invaders. ‘To us the battle, to God the victory’ was the motto of Saint Joan of Arc.

 

Source: https://www.aldomariavalli.it/2026/08/21/lettera-una-formazione-a-testuggine-per-la-buona-battaglia/