This is the full text of a sermon that has been making the rounds this past week.
Highly relevant to recent Q drops and hints, and old ones too, and some anon comments on sedevacantism.
Father Louis Campbell is an eighty-six year old priest who was
validly and genuinely ordained in 1961. He adheres to the Traditional Latin Mass and the traditional practice of the Roman
Catholic faith, who and entire.
His comments may help explain things to those confused about what is happening to what APPEARS TO BE the Roman Catholic Church. Non-Catholics and non-Christians will also find Fr. Campbell's perspective and comments on today's modernist scandals worth reading.
Knowing the Whole Story
Where is the Holy Catholic Church
we once knew? Today the Church is
beset by scandal and confusion as
accusations of homosexuality
within the ranks of the priests
and bishops increase. Worse than
that, many priests and bishops are
being called sexual predators, or
are said to be covering up the
abuse of minors by their subjects.
These accusations are reaching
even up to the highest levels at
the Vatican, where “Papa”
Bergoglio has a history of
covering up for his predatory
bishops and cardinals.
Those who are suffering from such
abuse deserve our deepest
compassion and our prayers,
because the damage done to their
minds and souls can last a
lifetime. The betrayal of the
innocent is a grave sin and a
horrible crime, as Our Lord
Himself points out:
“Whoever causes one of these
little ones who believe in me to
sin, it were better for him to
have a great millstone hung around
his neck, and to be drowned in the
depths of the sea” (Mt.18:6).
As a result of these stories of
abuse being published by the
media, it appears to the general
public that the Catholic Church is
an evil institution which has no
right to exist. They allege that
the Church by its very nature
encourages predatory behavior. No
doubt we will witness a backlash
of hatred and violence against the
Catholic Church.
But there is more to be told about
these things, and we must be aware
of the rest of the story. The
Church has always been hated by
the world. Its first enemies were
the Jews who refused to accept
Jesus Christ as their Messiah.
They persecuted the Apostles and
threw our first pope, St. Peter,
into prison.
Throughout the centuries the
enemies of the Church have sought
for a way to destroy her. Their
usual method has been to attack
the Church from outside her walls.
In more recent times, however,
they devised a more effective way.
They would infiltrate the Church
by entering the seminaries, and
then becoming priests, bishops,
and cardinals, and even popes.
A prominent French Freemason, Yves
Marsaudon, wrote that as of 1908
the goal is no longer the
destruction of the Church but
rather to make use of it by
infiltrating it (Ecumenism as Seen
by a Traditional Freemason). In
the 1920’s, the seminaries were
infiltrated by homosexuals and
Communists.
Freemasonry being the “Mother”, as
Pope Pius XII called it, Communism
was a “spin-off” of what had
happened earlier in France. In the
year 1936 orders were issued from
the Communist Party in Moscow that
suitable young men be secretly
prepared to enter seminaries and
monasteries to be ordained as
priests. Manning Johnson, a former
official of the Communist Party in
America gave the following
testimony in 1953 to the House
Committee on Un-American
Activities (HUAC):
“The Communist leadership in the
United States realized that the
infiltration tactic in this
country would have to adapt itself
to American conditions… In the
earliest stages it was determined
that with only small forces
available to them, it would be
necessary to concentrate Communist
agents in the seminaries. The
practical conclusion drawn by the
Red leaders was that these
institutions would make it
possible for a small Communist
minority to influence the ideology
of future clergymen in the paths
conducive to Communist purposes…
This policy of infiltrating
seminaries was successful beyond
even our Communist expectations.”
An apostate priest named Canon
Roca wrote at the end of the
1800s: “The liturgy, ceremonial,
ritual and regulations of the
Roman Church will shortly undergo
a transformation at an ecumenical
council… the Papacy will fall;
it will die under the hallowed
knife which the Fathers of the
last Council will forge. The papal
Caesar is a host (victim) crowned
for the sacrifice” (Bishop Rudolph
Graber, Athanasius and the Church
of Our Time, p. 35).
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