Is This the Reason the
Church Is in Trouble?
“The enthronement of the fallen archangel lucifer
was effected within the Roman Catholic Citadel
on June 29, 1963. … as satanist tradition
had long predicted that the time of the prince
would be ushered in at the moment when a pope
would take the name of the Apostle Paul.
That requirement … had been accomplished
just eight days before with the election
of the latest Peter-in-the-Line.”
Windswept House
Martin, in an interview, once stated that he asked to be released from the priesthood in order that he might speak freely and frankly of events that have occurred in the Church’s history as a consequence of the hierarchy not revealing the secret of Fatima in 1960 as was requested by the Virgin.
And Martin makes no excuses about it: that it was the Virgin’s request for the secret to be revealed, not Sister Lucy’s, and “the Pope of 1960” failed to heed it.
Even though Pope John Paul II released the context of the secret May 13, 2000, have we been living the consequences of not obeying the Virgin’s commands? Has the Church been stripped “of a special protection”?
Some suggest that we not live in the past; that we forget and move on lest we wallow in those things which harm an individual spiritually.
But is it not true that if we don’t understand the past we are condemned to repeat its mistakes in the future?
In his “fictional” work, Windswept House, Martin is clandestinely using this cover to bespeak of events he, as a confidant of popes, claims he was personally aware of. In his last interview before he died, Malachi suggested that he was actually working on behalf of those within the Church who could not speak openly because they were still under vows of “obedience.” In other words, he was their public counterattack while they remained silent. A “secret” agent on the outside.
As such, Martin relates in his novel a most disturbing picture of an “enthronement ceremony” of none other than the Lord’s worst enemy. An “enthronement” conducted in St. Paul’s Outside the Walls in Rome itself — the actual resting place of the relics of the great Apostle — with an accompanying ceremony in a masonic temple in Charlotte, South Carolina, a former base of operations at one time to the “universal pontiff” of freemasony, one Albert Pike.
This man, a former confederate general who founded the KKK, was accused of treason and barbaric leadership by allowing his confederate Indian allies to skin Union soldiers alive during the Civil War. Pike was given a pardon by fellow mason Andrew Johnson when the president’s “universal pontiff” was before Congress facing these charges.
Today, a statue of Pike stands in Washington, D.C. on federal land paid for by, you guessed it, U.S. taxpayers under the authorization of the then-turn-of-the-century Congress. Pike stands with what appears to be a Bible underneath his arm when, in reality, it is a copy of his work, “Morals and Dogmas,” the bible of freemasonry. In this book of evil, Pike clearly states that Adonai (or as we call Him, Lord Jesus) is God, but so, he claims, is lucifer! And these two “gods” — one “good” and one “bad” — are at war with each. But Pike, in his twisted mind, depicts our great Savior as not good and the evil one as “good.” In what regard does Pike bespeak of this insane theology? For Pike and his followers, lucifer is trying to free mankind from the evil of sorrow imposed upon us by the Suffering Christ!
When the idol statue of Albert Pike is torn down in Washington, D.C., then we, as a nation, may truly be able to begin to return to the Truths of Christianity!
We must NOT forget as well — despite those who wish to forget the past — that it was Albert Pike in the 19th Century who conspired with the “universal sovereign grand commander” of freemasony, one Giuseppe Mazzini, to destroy the historical papal states in Italy.
And now, it is 40 years since the “enthronement” Malachi Martin has covertly alerted the Catholic world to in his 1996 book. A despicable and disgusting act he documents in detail that took place on June 29, 1963. An act designed to bring about the ruin of the Catholic world.
People can scoff and claim that Martin’s book is a fairytale.
That no such “black mass” ever occurred.
Those who knew Martin did not scoff.
In fact, Martin stated that a “novel” was the only way he could get away with telling the Truth and not be libel for the information he provided. Perhaps, as an eyewitness to events, he, too, was constricted in ways by the word “obedience” that still haunted him even though he had been personally released from the priesthood by the pope.
Do we have evidence that anything of what Martin wrote has any validity to it?
Has anyone read a news story about some of our bishops and priests lately?
Has anyone looked at a calendar lately?
June 30th should be the feast day of the Apostle Paul. It was a great feast in the traditions of the Church, remembering the martyrdom of this special Saint.
Instead, it has been taken off the Church calendar.
Why?
No matter what “reason” the hierarchy might give us, it does not wash. Combining the feast days of Sts. Peter and Paul is not good enough.
Both Apostles and their merits stand on their own and should be celebrated and commemorated as such.
As another added “coincidence” after the “enthronement ceremony” that Martin refers to, how interesting that the Constitution of the Sacred Liturgy in 1964 would then remove the St. Michael prayer, decreeing that it was no longer to be said after Mass!
Remember, people do not have to know what they are doing is wrong for it to be wrong. Nor do they have to comprehend that the inspiration or thoughts that they are following are against the Will of God and the will of another.
Is this “enthronement ceremony” still affecting our Church and the decisions members of the hierarchy are making?
Again, one must answer that question as an individual but we would ask to base one’s answer on whether or not one sees an increase in holiness and spirituality in the Church — especially in the young who are in religious education — or a decrease in these two vital areas. Are more or less people worshipping Jesus in the Eucharist? Do more or less Catholics understand the dogma of the Immaculate Conception? Are more or less believers susceptible to the false arguments of protest-ants and able to defend the Truth of the Catholic faith? Are more or less people praying the Rosary before the Blessed Sacrament? Are more or less Divine Mercy feasts being held in parishes since the decree of John Paul II in the Great Jubilee Year 2000?
While all of us are quite aware of many great priests, bishops, cardinals, and we all know that John Paul II is “Mary’s pope,” there is a very serious war going on inside our “citadel.”
Thankfully, it is a war that Jesus and Mary will win.
But in this war, we, as believers, need to be aware that not only is the war raging, BUT THE REASONS WHY IT IS RAGING! While it is ongoing until the return of Christ, the current battle goes back to the vision of Pope Leo XIII on October 13, 1884. In that message from Jesus, Leo was told that a final battle for the Church was about to begin between the Lord and the fallen angel.
What better way for the fallen one to fight for control of the Church than to infiltrate it from inside with those, as satan said in the words Leo XIII heard him speak to our God, “who give themselves in service to me.”
It was then that Pope Leo composed the St. Michael prayer that has been removed by today’s hierarchy.
Did Malachi Martin tell us a great secret that we have ignored and not acted on to counterattack?
Have we been living — as a lost 40-year generation — an “enthronement” most of us are not only unaware of but find hard to believe?
We believe that is part of the case.
And unlike those who counsel believers to forget the past and move forward, we believe that comprehending the events of the past is the key to unlocking the future and all that we, as Catholics, pray for.
We need to put our House in order.
In the 40 years since the “enthronement,” as Malachi Martin wrote, the whole point of it was to bring about “the abomination of desolation.”
Whether we wish to believe that this “enthronement” has taken place or not, it does not matter.
The evidence is clear.
We are living the “abomination of desolation” as the Eucharist is neglected, abused, profaned, and set in the corner of the Sanctuary. It is the “abomination of desolation” (not in the rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem as protest-ants claim) as parishioners are told it is no longer necessary to kneel during the Consecration of the Host. It is the “abomination of desolation” as believers are yelled at to not kneel when consuming the Host because they are not following the “norms” of the Church. It is the “abomination of desolation” as rock music is played when people should be praying on their knees, not relaxing in a sitting position, after receiving their Lord and Savior in the Sacred Host.
Until the Lord returns, we need to clean House.
And we won’t be able to do that by continuing in the status quo.
We need new leadership — priests, bishops and cardinals, who are willing to return to our traditional values.
The Sacrament worshipped and adored at the Center of the Altar.
Mary at the Heart of the Church (and Her commands obeyed)!
And the Saints honored on their feast days.
Perhaps every parish should consider not only restoring the Sacrament to the middle of the Altar, but while doing so, sprinkle holy water and exorcism salt throughout the Sanctuary, invoking St. Michael’s protection in every step.
And we need to restore the calendar to commemorate those who not only deserve honor from us, but whose protection and intercession the Church can no longer count on since their feasts have been excluded from its calendar.
May we begin this restoration by commemorating the martyrdom of the greatest Apostle to the Gentiles, St. Paul, whom St. John Chrysostom praised with these words: “The heart of St. Paul is the Heart of Christ!”
And may we remember — and not forget the past — that when Peter was wrong, it was Paul who told him so to his face! (Galatians 2:11)
but that those who perish are far more numerous.”
St. John Chrysostom
O God, who by the preaching of
Blessed Paul the Apostle
disdst teach the multitudes of Gentiles,
grant, we beseech Thee, that we,
who venerate his heavenly birthday,
may also enjoy his patronage with Thee.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ,
Thy Son, who liveth and reigneth
with Thee, in the unity of the Holy Ghost,
one God, world without end.
From the forgotten Mass
to commemorate the
martyrdom of St. Paul
© 2003 Agnus Dei Presents!