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>new strategy

Nothing "new". For example, here is the Socialist agenda of the Vatican (keeping in mind, Marx was put on the road to Marxism at a Jesuit preparatory school, and keeping in mind, Pelosi and Biden are serving the Chair, claimed to be "of Peter", serving the foreign enemy of the U.S., the Vatican):

The Roman Catholic Socialist Agenda

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February 10, 2012, Dr. Paul A. Rahe, a practicing Catholic, vehemently criticized its socialist agenda in a widely read article entitled “American Catholicism’s Pact with the Devil.” He stated,

"In my lifetime, to my increasing regret, the Roman Catholic Church in the United States has lost much of its moral authority. It has done so largely because it has subordinated its teaching of Catholic moral doctrine to its ambitions regarding an expansion of the administrative entitlements state. In 1973, when the Supreme Court made its decision in Roe v. Wade, had the bishops, priests, and nuns screamed bloody murder and declared war, as they have recently done, the decision would have been reversed. Instead, under the leadership of Joseph Bernardin, the Cardinal-Archbishop of Chicago, they asserted that the social teaching of the Church was a “seamless garment,” and they treated abortion as one concern among many."

http://ricochet.com/main-feed/American- ... h-the-Devil 2/15/2012

Official Vatican dogma declares Catholic social doctrine is a valid instrument of evangelization (note the mixing of the Gospel with "social life", and how this "social doctrine" is the method by which man is revealed to himself),

The Church’s social doctrine ‘is itself a valid instrument of evangelization’ and is born of the always new meeting of the Gospel message and social life. Understood in this way, thissocial doctrineis a distinctive way for the Church to carry out her ministry of the Word and herpropheticrole......This is not a marginal interest or activity, or one that is tacked on to the Church’s mission,rather it is at the very heart of the Church’s ministry of service:with her social doctrine the Church ‘proclaims God and his mystery of salvation in Christ to every human being, and for that very reason reveals man to himself."

“Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church” Para. 67 www.vatican.va/roman_curia/pontifical_c ... oc_en.html 2/25/2012

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The Roman Catholic Socialist Agenda

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The purpose of the Vatican’s social doctrine is officially stated, clearly stating that this Social doctrine is the "path of salvation",

“With her social doctrine, the Church aims ‘at helping man on the path of salvation.’This is her primary and sole purpose.”

Ibid, Para. 69

Having stated that the roots of human rights are in human dignity, the Vatican defines what it means by human rights.

“In Catholic teaching, human rights include not only civil and political rightsbut also economic rights… ‘all people have a right to life, food, clothing, shelter, rest, medical care, education, and employment.’”

US Bishops 1995 Pastoral Letter, “Economic Justice for All: Catholic Social Teaching and the U.S. Economy,” Sect. 17 http://www.usccb.org/upload/economic_ju … or_all.pdf 2/17/2012

In its claimed status of spiritual moral authority, the Catholic Church makes known its opinion regarding the duties of civil government when it states,

Society as a whole, acting through public and private institutions, has the moral responsibility to enhance human dignity and protect human rights. In addition to the clear responsibility of private institutions, government has an essential responsibility in this area [because]…Human rights are the minimum conditions for life in community.In Catholic teaching, human rights include not only civil and political rights but also economic rights.As Pope John XXIII declared, ‘all people have a right to life, food, clothing, shelter, rest, medical care, education, and employment.’

“Economic Justice for All,” Para. 18 http://www.osjspm.org/document.doc?id=94

The concept of“the common good”is an integral part of the Catholic social doctrine. Their theory of "common goods" is contradictory and threatening private ownership, and since this theory constitutes what is "moral good", it follows private ownership is immoral. They define “the common good” as follows,

The common good does not consist in the simple sum of theparticular goodsof each subject of a social entity.Belonging to everyone and to each person, it is and remains ‘common,’ because it is indivisible and because only together is it possible to attain it, increase it and safeguard its effectiveness…The common good, in fact, can be understood as the social and community dimension of the moral good.

Compendium, Sect. 164

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The Roman Catholic Socialist Agenda

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Elsewhere, it is officially stated thatprivate property and all goods are always subject to regulation so that “the common good” will the foremost beneficiary.

Compendium, Sect. 177, 178

Further, the Catechism of the Catholic Church declares,

It is the role of the state to defend and promote the common good of civil society. The common good of the whole human family calls for an organization of society on the international level.

Catechism, Para. 1927

This means a state that is not defending this "common good" is not fulfilling its "role". In other words, it is being ineffective, lawless.

Should anyone think these were but newly adopted "core" beliefs, focusing on the current Francis sitting on the Chair, think again. Pope Paul VI in a section of his encyclical entitled,“Toward an Effective World Authority,”proclaimed in his 1967 encyclical,

Thisinternational collaboration on a worldwide scalerequires institutions that will prepare,coordinate, and direct it until finally there is established an order of justice which is universally recognized…

Paul VI, “Populorum Progressio” (1967), Para. 78

The central authority ofthe Catholic Church has declared all Catholics are to be taught this social doctrine, and they are to promote it everywhere in every situation—both personal and political.

Compendium, Sect. 80

Decidedly, the Vatican has on its agenda for the United States a change from constitutionalism to socialism.This theU.S. Bishopsmade clear in 1995 when they stated,

In the pastoral letter we suggest thatthe time has come for a ‘New American Experiment’—to implement economic rights, to broaden the sharing of economic power, and to make economic decisions more accountable to the common good. This new experiment can create new structures of economic partnership and participation within firms at the regional level, for the whole nation, and across borders.

“Economic Justice for All,” Para. 21

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Spot on, Anon!