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The Jews are not Israel or the chosen people.

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When Theodor Herzl (father of Zionism) came to the Vatican in 1904 to plead with Pope St. Pius X in attempt to gain his support for Zionism, the Pope bluntly told him that: "The Jews have not recognized Our Lord, therefore we cannot recognize the Jewish people." On June 22, 1943, the Vatican sent these points to its apostolic delegation in Washington: "If the greater part of Palestine is given to the Jewish people, this would be a severe blow to the religious attachments of Catholics to this land. To have the Jewish people in the majority would interfere with the peaceful exercise of these rights in the Holy Land already vested in Catholics". Notice refused to say "Israel". Even after "Israel" was founded in 1948, the Vatican’s official newspaper insisted: "Modern Israel is not the true heir of biblical Israel. … Therefore, the Holy Land and its sacred sites belong to Christianity, the true Israel". The true meaning of Israel is people of God.

"Be subject therefore to God, but resist the devil and he will fly from you. Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you." James 4: 7-8

"Bodies corrupted by lust are the dwelling places of devils." - St. Hilary of Poitiers "Whoever stains himself with the defil
"Bodies corrupted by lust are the dwelling places of devils." - St. Hilary of Poitiers "Whoever stains himself with the defilement of lust closes the gate of his heart against the entrance of truth." - St. Pope Gregory the Great

“… giving thanks to the Merciful and Almighty God that He has suffered none save those who loved darkness rather than light t
… giving thanks to the Merciful and Almighty God that He has suffered none save those who loved darkness rather than light to be defrauded of the gospel-truth.” - Pope St. Leo the Great, Letter 105, May 22, 452

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Bishop Williamsons letter: World Trade Center - The Scourge of Sin Winona, October 1, 2001 As early as 200 the Church author
Bishop Williamsons letter: World Trade Center - The Scourge of Sin Winona, October 1, 2001 As early as 200 the Church author Tertullian remarked that as Catholic faith goes up, so Jewish power goes down, while as Catholic faith goes down, so Jewish power goes up. In the Catholic Middle Ages the Jews were relatively impotent to harm Christendom, but as Catholics have grown over the centuries since then weaker and weaker in the faith, especially since Vatican II, so the Jews have come closer and closer to fulfilling their substitute-Messianic drive towards world dominion. Full Letter: Here @OurBishopRichardWilliamson

The abandonment and rejection of the Christian religion, and the denial of God and his Christ, has plunged the minds of many
The abandonment and rejection of the Christian religion, and the denial of God and his Christ, has plunged the minds of many into the abyss of materialism and atheism, and the consequence is that they strive to destroy rational nature itself, to deny any criterion of what is right and just, and to overthrow the very foundations of human society. (Constitution de Fide Catholica "Dei Filius", 24 April 1870).

In 1937, long before most people had ever heard of the word "racism", long before BLM or other anti-White politics such as th
In 1937, long before most people had ever heard of the word "racism", long before BLM or other anti-White politics such as the "kill the Boer" movement in South Africa, Pope Pius XI warned us that "The preachers of Communism are also proficient in exploiting racial antagonisms". (Papal Encyclical Divini Redemptoris On Atheistic Communism, 1937, #15). A Pope is capable of being this prophetic, when illuminated with the light of Faith.

Not only can faith and reason never be in disagreement, but they mutually support each other; since right reason demonstrates
Not only can faith and reason never be in disagreement, but they mutually support each other; since right reason demonstrates the foundations of the faith and, illuminated with the light of faith, devotes itself to the knowledge of the divine things, while faith frees and protects reason from errors (Constitution de Fide Catholica "Dei Filius", 24 April 1870)

In 1920, Pope Benedict XV said that globalism would be "a reign of unheard of terror".
In 1920, Pope Benedict XV said that globalism would be "a reign of unheard of terror".

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Mary, the immaculate perpetually Virgin Mother of God, after the completion of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul in
Mary, the immaculate perpetually Virgin Mother of God, after the completion of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into the glory of Heaven. (De Fide)

"Be angry, but sin not." [Ephesians 4:26]. There is, therefore, a just and reasonable anger, which may be better called zeal,
"Be angry, but sin not." [Ephesians 4:26]. There is, therefore, a just and reasonable anger, which may be better called zeal, which fills our soul when we stand up for the affairs of God. Holy Writ records many such examples." - St. John Vianney

Bishop Williamson said something very similar: The Catholic Church is hard as nails on truth and doctrine, but soft as a lamb
Bishop Williamson said something very similar: The Catholic Church is hard as nails on truth and doctrine, but soft as a lamb on us poor sinners. Liberals are very soft on truth, but very hard on people who disagree with their liberalism.

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Remember what punishments befell us in this world when we ourselves did not cherish learning nor transmit it to other men. —
Remember what punishments befell us in this world when we ourselves did not cherish learning nor transmit it to other men. — King Alfred the Great

“Beware of despairing about yourself; you are commanded to place your trust in God, and not in yourself.” ~ Saint Augustine
“Beware of despairing about yourself; you are commanded to place your trust in God, and not in yourself.” ~ Saint Augustine