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The Jesuit Roman Pope Francis I
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Insights about the first openly Jesuit pope of Rome, the first pontiff from the Americas, the first from the southern hemisphere, and the first from outside Europe in over 1200 years:
Continue reading →War As An Instrument of Vatican Policy
The Vatican As A Fomenter Of War AMERICANS are being fed with false propaganda that the Pope is an ardent advocate of peace. They are even being led to believe that he is a staunch defender of democracy — at least that he has been at long last converted to the defense of democratic ideals. The irony of the matter is that, while gullible American Protestants are swallowing this propaganda, … Continue reading →
Why The Nazis Persecuted Priests – by L.H. Lehmann
Catholic church authorities cooperated in persecuting its own priests and people during WW2 because they refused to fall in with its political plans as set by Rome.
Continue reading →Japanese-Vatican Entente During World War II
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The Vatican supported Japan in its conquest of China & the Philippines, and even established diplomatic relations with Japan after it bombed Pearl Harbor!
Continue reading →Vatican Policy in the Second World War – By L.H. Lehmann
The unchanging goal of the Catholic Church is the restoration of its status as the only legally recognized Church in Christendom. To attain it, liberal democratic constitutions must be continuously opposed and a type of civil government eventually established in all countries that would extend protection only to the Roman Catholic Church.
Continue reading →The Vatican in World Politics by Avro Manhattan
This book offers a key to the political situation that shrouds the world. No political event can be evaluated without the knowledge of the Vatican’s part in it.
Continue reading →Union with Rome – Christopher Wordsworth
Is not the Church of Rome the Babylon of the Book of Revelation? 19th-century Bible scholar Christopher Wordsworth offers infallible proof from Holy Scripture and secular history.
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