Systematic Subversion of the Catholic Church; Paedophilia, Satanism, Illuminism

Nonextremist · #1 03-01-2005, 09:26 AM

Dr. Malachi Martin, eminent theologian, thirty years an Exorcist, expert on the Catholic Church, former Jesuit and professor at the Vatican's Pontifical Biblical Institute, is the author of numerous poignant, illuminating and controversial writings including these national best-selling books: Vatican, The Final Conclave, Hostage to the Devil, The Jesuits, The Keys of This Blood, and Windswept House.

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These allegations have largely gone unnoticed, possibly because Martin was so crafty in his descriptions that he might even have been referring to the coronation of Pope Paul VI. But he revealed much more about this alleged ritual in one of his last works, Windswept House: A Vatican Novel (1996).

In this story, he vividly described a diabolical ceremony called “The Enthronement of the Fallen Archangel Lucifer” supposedly held in St. Paul’s Chapel within the Vatican, but linked with concurrent satanic rites here in the US, on June 29, 1963, barely a week after the election of Paul VI. In this novel, before he dies, a pope leaves a secret account of the situation on his desk for the next occupant of the throne of Peter, a thinly-disguised John Paul II.

According to The New American, Martin confirmed that the ceremony did indeed occur as he had described. “Oh yes, it is true; very much so,” the magazine reported he said. “But the only way I could put that down into print is in novelistic form.”

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In the end, the ultimate villians in Vatican are not corrupt bankers nor priests, nor even the Communists, but a force he called the “Universal Assembly” — a Masonic conspiracy of Western plutocrats, undoubtedly the Illuminati. Although other writers have alleged Curial members belonged to the Masons, Martin even accused Paul IV of being a Masonic Lodge member!

Freemasonry and the Catholic Church have had a long history of antipathy. The Church has long been suspicious of secret societies not under its thumb, and the Masonic claim of being descended from the Knights Templar, condemned as heretics, surely has not helped. Though relations have softened in the years since Vatican II, Masonry is still viewed with much suspicion and Roman Catholics are still forbidden to be freemasons. Even the “good” ones are scorned, much less the “Luciferians”. So how is that members of the Vatican elite could be associated with entities like P2, the infamous lodge involved in the Vatican bank scandals?

In any case, during the decade between novels, as the Catholic Church’s decline and the inability of John Paul II to stem the slide, Martin’s despair grew worse. Did he then merely imagine that satanists had to be responsible, or did he have some secret knowledge?

http://www.theharrowing.com/martin.html

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AISB_Watch · #2 03-01-2005, 06:52 PM

You'll be intersted in this:
Priest - Scholar - Exorcist
In Defense of Father Malachi Martin

And here's a recent interview of the author of that article, William Kennedy, on A Closer Look:
http://www.4acloserlook.com/realaudio/020805b-westerman.ram

Nonextremist · #3 03-03-2005, 06:16 AM

AISB-Watch

The website you've listed (conspiracy archive) is interesting. Is it yours?

AISB_Watch · #4 03-03-2005, 08:13 AM

Quote:

Nonextremist wrote:
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Nonextremist · #5 03-03-2005, 10:17 AM

Thanks for the invite, Terry.

I'm trying my best to not believe all this stuff (by withholding judgment), and the last thing I need is to get email updates about it!

Still, I think I'll look at your site further. It looks pretty well balanced-- at least to those of us who are a tad unbalanced.

Thank you for doing your part.

marypopinz · #6 03-03-2005, 10:35 AM

True, I agree

truebeliever · #7 03-01-2005, 10:57 PM

I dont personally belive Christ will descend from the heavens but if he does we can only wonder what he'd think dressed in dusty robes and worn sandals, on the Catholic Church and current organised religion in general.

As he gazed upon the vast golden encrusted buildings, the man who owned nothing and preached to the downtrodden must be simply shaking his head.

The fact that the bible is so specific on Christs teachings and organised religion so blind indicates to me the depths of depravity reached.

No wonder people are looking elswhere for their spiritual bread...I guess thats always been the plan.

Interesting links.

Thanx.

Draken · #8 03-02-2005, 04:44 AM

This might interest you in regards to Malachi Martin. I've found Hoffman to be a very well researched and therefore genuinely trustworthy journalist. I don't agree with everything he says but he can back it up a 100% so he's definately worthy of attention and respect.

Dossier on Jesuit Conspirator Malachi Martin
http://www.revisionisthistory.org/occult2.html

RUready · #9 03-02-2005, 11:02 AM

Quote:

truebeliever wrote:
I dont personally belive Christ will descend from the heavens but if he does we can only wonder what he'd think dressed in dusty robes and worn sandals, on the Catholic Church and current organised religion in general.

As he gazed upon the vast golden encrusted buildings, the man who owned nothing and preached to the downtrodden must be simply shaking his head.

The fact that the bible is so specific on Christs teachings and organised religion so blind indicates to me the depths of depravity reached.

No wonder people are looking elswhere for their spiritual bread...I guess thats always been the plan.

Interesting links.

Thanx.

christ will not descend, and I don't blame him.
however, the bible is nothing more than symbology, and it new testament 'main character' very plainly tells you that

bambam · #10 03-02-2005, 02:16 PM

Quote:

truebeliever wrote:
I dont personally belive Christ will descend from the heavens but if he does we can only wonder what he'd think dressed in dusty robes and worn sandals, on the Catholic Church and current organised religion in general.

As he gazed upon the vast golden encrusted buildings, the man who owned nothing and preached to the downtrodden must be simply shaking his head.

The fact that the bible is so specific on Christs teachings and organised religion so blind indicates to me the depths of depravity reached.

No wonder people are looking elswhere for their spiritual bread...I guess thats always been the plan.

Interesting links.

Thanx.

Quote:

RUready wrote:
christ will not descend, and I don't blame him.
however, the bible is nothing more than symbology, and it new testament 'main character' very plainly tells you that

I think you misunderstand the message:
its all about LOVE, TRUTH and JUSTICE.
Jesus Christ is love, truth and justice! If he said he'll come, then he will. If you say he wont, then you say that he lies. Jesus is TRUTH and no lie.
it is not blind believing, but a choice: between good and bad, between heaven and hell, between material and spiritual.
People feel that there is SOMEONE, a creator and thats why they seek the spiritual.
It it so a matter of choice. Satan wanted to be like God, so he created himself a kingdom as an opposite to God. God (Jesus) is TRUTH so Satan created lie. God is light, so Satan loves darkness. God is love so Satan created hate.
It is a personal decision, churches are meant to show believers, that they are not alone and they should never lose faith, be always good, never tell a lie, never do any harm to anyone.

But I guess you're right, truebeliever. This has always been the plan.