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"Azazel taught men to make
swords,
daggers, shields and breastplates."
Book Of Enoch
Nicene Oath of Fealty
"I believe in one God,
the Father Almighty,
Maker of heaven and
earth, and of all things visible and invisible.
And in one
Lord Jesus Christ, the
only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the Father before all worlds;
God
of God, Light of
Light, very God of very God;
begotten, not made,
being of one substance
with the Father, by whom all things were made.
Who,
for us men for our salvation,
came down from heaven,
and was incarnate by the Holy
Spirit of the virgin Mary, and was
made man;
and was
crucified also for us under Pontius
Pilate;
He suffered and was
buried;
the
third day He rose
again, according to
Scripture;
ascended onto heaven;
sits at the right of the
Father;
He shall
return in glory, to judge the quick and
the dead;
whose kingdom shall have no
end.
I believe in the Holy
Ghost, the Lord and Giver
of Life;
who proceeds from
the Father and the Son;
who with the Father and the Son together is glorified;
who
spoke by the prophets.
And I believe one holy catholic and apostolic
Church.
I acknowledge one baptism for the remission
of sins;
I look for the
resurrection of the dead,
and
the life of the world
to come."
| Reflections on
the Great Reset is the English translation of a speech delivered by Archbishop
Carlo Maria Viganò at the Venice Philosophy Festival (May 30, 2021), an
extended version of a similar speech given earlier this month. |
"On the evening of Saturday April 2, 2005,
after receiving the Rite of Extreme Unction, Pope John Paul II passed away.
At this time his chamberlain would have gone to the papal hospital bed
and asked the Bishop of Rome a question, "Are you dead?"
There would be
no reply from the Pope.
The chamberlain would then pick up a silver
hammer and strike the Pope on the head and repeat his question, "Are you dead?"
Again there would be no reply.
The chamberlain would then
thrice call out baptismal name of the Pope.
He would then declare the
Pope to be dead.
This is the way the Church has determined papal deaths
for centuries.
This is the way of the world's oldest monarchy.
Almanach de Gotha lists Holy See under 'Reigning
Sovereign Houses':
'The incumbent of the Holy See is considered by
Christian sovereign families as the 'Father of the Family of Kings,' his
Holiness represents the OLDEST MONARCHY on Earth.' (direct descendent of
Christ)
Triple sovereignty of the Pope, Holy See & Vatican City
- in fact and in law.
Internationally, the Pope is
not subject to any authority on Earth.
Cardinals are considered to be
peers of sons of reigning
monarchs.
Each diocese is considered to be a royal fiefdom.
The word 'diocese' originally signified an administrative unit devised
by the Emperor Diocletian, noted for
his persecution of Christians." - Mark Owen
A free soul needs no intercessor to God
!
This
enlightened manner of reflecting on reality brings awakening.
This
awakening moves the individual towards accepting
personal responsibility for
existent conditions as well as personal
empowerment.
The
ultimate awakening to
reality occurs when we
personally experience a revelation of
the infinite eternal
power of the divine spark of
life.
Awakening
into gnosis we find infinite compassion walking hand in hand with God in the Garden of
Nirvana on a perfect
evening after a perfect day.
"A man is
lying on a bed.
She moves about him carefully. He stirs
faintly, says a few words, asks for a drink, smiles and then becomes silent.
That morning she had seen him fold his hands, and she had asked him whether he
wanted her to send for a priest.
She goes out, and a few minutes later, a dark-robed priest
enters.
"I am dying," says the man on the bed.
"What is your
religion?" asks the priest.
"The religion of my own country, Greek
Orthodox."
"That is a heresy which you must instantly abjure.
There is only one true religion,
the Roman Catholic religion. Confess now. I will absolve you ."
"Tell me
your sins, repent and
everything will be forgiven
you."
The sick man is bewildered and begins to get excited.
"Do not be
surprised, my son, if my questions are direct and to the point. I ask you
in all simplicity, as is my august duty as a priest. Answer me in the same
simple spirit, and you will enter into
communion with
God."
The priest nods toward the door.
"Who is that person?"
"She is a girl," says the dying man. "I took her under my protection
when she was a child.
She shared the hardships of my traveller's life, and took care of me. I married
her before my death because I am rich and she is poor."
"I love her,"
says the dying man.
"At last, you are confessing!" cries the
priest.
The two men scan each other's faces keenly,
misunderstanding
grows.
"Desiring the flesh of this
woman you committed a sin in spirit!"
The dying man draws himself up,
incredulous before this vulgar stranger in
whose mouth the words of God and
truth assume a grotesque
aspect.
However, he makes an effort:
"If I have sinned in spirit, to
use your words," he said, "it proves that I have not sinned in reality. Why
should I repent of what was natural desire?"
"A
thought committed in spirit is
committed in intention, and
therefore in effect, and must be confessed and
redeemed".
"I confess I have committed sin, and I repent,"
says the dying man.
"Tell me the details of
yielding to temptation of the evil
spirit in you?"
The man was swept by
a wave of rebellion.
He
half rose and leaned on his elbow, glaring at the stranger, who returned his
look steadily.
"Why have I the evil spirit
in me?" he demanded.
"You are not the only one.
All men have it."
The man sat up again, seized by a new fit of anger which
consumed him.
"Then it is God who put it into them, since it is God
who made them."
The priest looked at
the rebellious man blankly.
"How else could souls be tried?" he said quite calmly.
"Nothing
can excuse the suffering of the good."
"I have listened patiently to
your ramblings and feel sorry for you. You must prepare to appear before God,
from whom you seem to have lived apart. Repent, tell me you believe in the
Catholic religion, which will save you."
"Get out!" shouts the dying man.
But the priest does not stir.
Goaded by the urgency of the case,
impelled by the necessity of saving this soul in spite of itself, the priest
becomes implacable.
"You are dying," cries the priest, "You have only
moments to live!"
"No," mumbles the dying man.
The black-robed priest catches
hold of both his hands.
"Submit. No
discussion. You are losing precious time!"
"Ah!" mutters the priest
between clenched teeth.
He twists the man's hands in his.
The
dying man tries to wrest himself free. There is a dry rattle of fury in his
throat. With the remnant of his voice, in a low tone, he gasps, "No!"
"Scoundrel!" cries the priest. And he strikes him in the face. After
that neither man moves for a while. Then the priest goes at it again.
"Simply say with me, 'Our Father, who art in heaven.' I ask nothing
else."
The dying man moves not.
"At least you will die holding a
crucifix," he snarls.
He draws a crucifix from his pocket, and slams it
on the dying man's breast.
The dying man shakes himself in , as if the
Roman Catholic religion is contagious, and
sweeps the crucifix to the
floor.
The dying man's face contorts.
The priest stoops,
mumbling insults.
"Carrion, you want to
die like a dog, but
I am here!"
The
priest picks up the crucifix, and waits for his final chance.
The dying
man pants, completely at the end of his strength.
The priest, seeing him in his
power, lays the crucifix on
his breast.
This time the dying man has no choice but to let it
stay there, unable to do anything but look at it with dying eyes full of hate."
- Henri Barbusse
Popes who were the sons of other Popes or
clergy
| Pope |
Period |
Son of |
| |
| St. Damascus I
|
366-348 |
St. Lorenzo,
priest |
| |
| St. Siricius |
384-399 |
Tiburtius |
| |
| St. Innocent I
|
401-417 |
Anastasius
I |
| |
| Boniface
|
418-422 |
son of a
priest |
| |
| St. Felix
|
483-492 |
son of a
priest |
| |
| Anastasius II
|
496-498 |
son of a
priest |
| |
| St. Agapitus I
|
535-536 |
Gordiaous,
priest |
| |
| St. Silverus
|
536-537 |
St. Homidas,
pope |
| |
| Deusdedit
|
882-884 |
son of a
priest |
| |
| Boniface VI
|
896-896 |
Hadrian,
bishop |
| |
| John XI |
931-935 |
Pope Sergius
III |
| |
| John XV |
989-996 |
Leo,
priest |
306
Council of Elvira, Spain: a priest who
sleeps with his wife the night before Mass will lose his job.
325 Council of Nicea: decreed that after ordination a
priest could not marry.
352 Council of
Laodicea: women no longer
to be ordained.
385 Pope Siricius leaves his
wife in order to become pope.
Decrees priests may no longer sleep with
their wives.
431 Council of Ephesus
Twelve Anathemas Proposed by Cyril and accepted by the Council of
Ephesus:
1. If anyone does not confess that Emmanuel is God in truth,
and therefore that the
holy virgin is the mother of God (for she bore in a fleshly way the Word of
God become flesh, let him be anathema.
2. If anyone does not confess
that the Word from God the Father has been united by hypostasis with the flesh
and is one Christ with his own flesh, and is therefore God and man together,
let him be anathema.
3. If anyone divides in the one Christ the
hypostases after the union, joining them only by a conjunction of divinity, and
not rather in a union by nature, let him be anathema.
4. If anyone
distributes between the two persons or hypostases the expressions used either
in the gospels or in the apostolic writings ascribing some to him as to a man,
thought of separately from the Word from God, let him be anathema.
5.
If anyone dares to say that Christ was a God-bearing man and not rather God in
truth, being by nature one Son, even as "the Word became flesh", and is made
partaker of blood and flesh precisely like us, let him be anathema.
6.
If anyone says that the Word from God the Father was the God or master of
Christ, and does not rather confess the same both God and man, the Word having
become flesh, according to the scriptures, let him be anathema.
7. If
anyone says that as man Jesus was activated by the Word of God and was clothed
with the glory of the Only-begotten, as a being separate from him, let him be
anathema.
8. If anyone dares to say
man ought to be worshipped and
glorified together with the divine Word and be called God, while being
separate from him even as "the Word became flesh", let him be anathema.
9. If anyone says the Lord Jesus Christ was glorified to master unclean
spirits and to work divine wonders among people, and fails to identify the
ḦṍḸẙ ṦṕḯṝḭṰ
as the worker of divine wonders, let him be anathema.
10. The divine
scripture says Christ
became flesh and a
human like us, for he who knew no sin needed no offering, let him be
anathema.
11. If anyone does not confess that the flesh of the Lord is
life-giving and belongs to the Word from God the Father who has power to bring
all things to life, let him be anathema.
12. If anyone does not confess
that the Word of God suffered in the flesh and was crucified in the flesh and
tasted death in the flesh and became the first born of the dead, although as
God he is life, let him be anathema.
567 2nd Council of Tours: any
cleric found in bed with his wife would be
excommunicated for a
year and reduced to the lay state.
580 Pope
Pelagius II: married priests prohibited from handing over church property to
wives or children.
598 Pope Gregory declares all
sexual desire is
sinful in itself.
836
Council of Aix-la-Chapelle openly admits
abortions and infanticide
take place in convents and monasteries to cover up activities of uncelibate
clerics.
St. Ulrich, a holy bishop, argued from scripture and
common sense that the only way
to purify the church from the worst excesses of celibacy was to permit priests
to marry.
964 Pope Benedict V rapes a young girl
and abscondes to Constantinople with the papal treasury only to reappear when
the money ran out.
1032
Papal miter purchased for the
11-year old Benedict IX.
Upon reaching his 14th year, a chronicler
writes Benedict has already surpassed in wantonness and profligacy all who had
preceded him.
Benedict often had to leave Rome in a hurry.
1073 Gregory VII is a master
forger, surpassing even the great fraud known as the 'Donation of
Constantine,' which forged the Papal States.
Gregory has an entire
school of forgers turning out document after document bearing the papal seal of
approval.
These documents are later systematized in the mid-1100s in
Bologna by Gratian, a Benedictine monk.
He calls his work the
Decretum, or Code of Canon Law.
The Code of Canon
Law is peppered throughout with several centuries of forgeries along with
fictional additions by Gratian.
Gregory formalizes the celibacy
doctrine in order to curtail gifts of church lands to
illegitimate children of priests and
bishops.
1181 The first medieval inquisition, the
episcopal inquisition, is established in the year 1184 by a papal bull of Pope
Lucius III entitled Ad abolendam - "For the purpose of doing away with."
It is a response to the growing Catharist movement in southern
France.
1208 A war of terror is waged against the
indigenous population of the Languedoc and their rulers: Raymond VI of
Toulouse, Raymond-Roger Trencavel, Raymond Roger of Foix in the first
generation and Raymond VII of Toulouse, Raymond Trencavel II, and Roger Bernard
II of Foix in the second generation.
During this period an estimated
half-million Languedoc men, women and children are massacred, Catholics as well
as Cathars.
Cathars
and Cathar Beliefs in the Languedoc
1227 Pope Gregory IX is known for issuing the Decretales and
instituting the Papal Inquisition in response to the failures of the episcopal
inquisitions established during the time of Pope Lucius III through his papal
bull Ad abolendam issued in 1184.
1316 John
XXII sets indulgence prices for crimes from
incest to sodomy.
According to Catholic historian Peter de Rosa in his book Vicars of
Christ:
"Popes had mistresses as young as fifteen years, were guilty
of incest and perversions, had multiple children, were
murdered in the act of
adultery."
1397 Giovanni de' Medici founds
Medici bank.
The family originated in the Mugello region of Tuscany, and
prospered gradually until it was able to fund the Medici Bank.
The House
of Medici, Italian banking family and political dynasty, begans to gather
prominence under Cosimo de' Medici in the Republic of Florence.
1415 Cosimo de' Medici marries Contessina de' Bardi, the
daughter of Alessandro di Sozzo Bardi, count of Vernio, and Camilla
Pannocchieschi.
The wedding is arranged by Giovanni in an effort to
reaffirm relations with the Bardi family, who had operated one of the richest
banks in Europe until its spectacular collapse in 1345.
1471 Pope Sixtus IV charged Roman brothels a Church tax.
Will Durant claims in 1490 there were 6800 registered prostitutes in
Rome.
Pius II declared that Rome was the only city run by bastards." -
Mark Owen
1484 Innocent VIII grants a
20-year Butterbriefe indulgence.
One can purchase the
privilege of eating butter, cheese, milk during Lent.
1492 Rodrigo Borgia (Alexander
VI) commits his first murder
at 12.
Upon assuming the Papal miter he cries, "I am Pope, Vicar of
Christ!"
Like his predecessor Innocent VIII, Alexander sired many
children, baptized them personally and officiated at their weddings in the
Vatican.
He had ten known illegitimate children
(including the notorious Cesare and Lucrezia), by his favorite mistress Vannoza
Catanei.
When she faded, Borgia took the 15-year old Giulia Farnese.
Farnese obtained a Cardinal's red hat for her brother who became Paul
III.
1503 Julius II purchases the Papacy with his own private
fortune.
He doesn't even pretend to be a Christian.
Julius,
eventually eaten away by syphilis, sires a number
of bastards.
1513
Leo X (Giovanni di Lorenzo de' Medici) enumerates specific fines for
every imaginable crime.
A
deacon accused of murder could be absolved for 20 crowns.
Once the
indulgence is paid, he could not be prosecuted by
civil authorities.
Leo X curses and excommunicates
Martin Luther.
"Leo X commissioned the Dominican friar Tetzel to
sell indulgences which released one from purgatory.
"As soon as the
coin in the coffer rings, a soul from purgatory springs!"
The Medici
Bank is the largest in Europe during the 15th century, and it facilitated the
Medicis' rise to political power in Florence, although they
officially remained
citizens rather than monarchs until the 16th
century.
The Medici Bank is the chief bank for the Roman Catholic curia,
and it has branches in the major cities of Italy, as well as in London, Lyon,
Geneva, Bruges, and
Avignon.
The Medici family of Florence are generous patronage of art and
architecture during the Italian Renaissance.
1563
Council of
Trent states celibacy is superior to sexual relief.
Popes who had illegitimate children after
1139Innocent VIII 1484-1492 several children (not so innocent)
Alexander VI 1492-1503
several children (more
than the III)
Julius 1503-1513 3 daughters
Paul III 1534-1549
3 sons, 1 daughter
Pius IV 1559-1565 3 sons
Gregory XIII
1572-1585 1 son
Paul V 1605 - 1621
Urban VIII 1623
- 1644
"Loss of
liberty is inimical to all forms of
literature.
The fact is certain themes
cannot be celebrated in words.
Tyranny is one of them. No one ever
wrote a timeless book in praise
of the Inquisition." -
George
Orwell
1231 The pope appoints the first "inquisitors of heretical
depravity".
1478 Tribunal of the
Holy Office of the Inquisition established.
3000 to 5000 deaths are
recorded during 350 years of the Spanish Inquisition.
Politically motivated, it aimed to use religion to foster national
unity but later becomes the object of Protestant anti-Catholic propaganda.
Torture, an
integral part of the inquisitorial process, is used to extract confessions
as it was part of the systems used by secular courts of the time.
Historians explain the Church regulated torture with clear guidelines.
Unfortunately, limitations on torture never really
work.
Torturer's Apprentice
1766 Manuel De
Lacunza, the son of Charles and Josefa Diaz, wealthy merchants engaged in
colonial trade between Lima and Chile, is ordained into the Jesuit
priesthood.
1767 King Charles III of Spain expels
the Jesuits from the Empire.
1790 Lacunza complets the three volumes of his major work,
"The Coming of the Messiah in Glory and Majesty."
2013 The Inquisition lasted
782 years, from 1231 until
March 13, 2013, when Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, Cardinal-Prefect of the
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (formerly known as the Holy Office
and the Roman Inquisition), was confined to the monastery Mater Ecclesiae.
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