Despite John Paul II’s commitment in favour of human right and his liberalism, Father de Nantes wanted to believe in a restoration of the Church, the fruit of John Paul I’s sacrifice. Unfortunately, the Pope’s conciliar orientation impelled our Father to bring a new Book of Accusation to Rome in 1983, against his doctrinal errors, schismatic acts, and scandals.
A happy concert between Church and State that had been the prerogative of past centuries is willed by God for the temporal and eternal good of peoples. The Church supports civil legislation by the wisdom and the strength of her morality, the State assures her development and her protection against any public manifestation of religious or ideological error.
The universal human brotherhood has already been won for all men by right, whilst it waits to be lived out by them in fact in the Church through faith. Following the example of Father de Foucauld, “the universal brother,” the Phalangist condemns all ideologies and political systems that advocate racism. He only aspires to the restoration of Christendom.
Father de Nantes always said that “nothing holy or decisive in the Church was ever accomplished without Rome, outside of Rome, or against Rome; when Rome wishes, the Renaissance will come”. John Paul I was the Pope of this Renaissance, who wanted to satisfy the demands of Our Lady of Fatima in an act of obedience and filial love towards Her Immaculate Heart.
Brother Bruno’s letter to Archbishop Pontier contains so well-reasoned arguments that the Church hierarchy has been unable to make any serious objection to them. A Catholic priest “deplores Rome’s silence.”
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Let us glance through Sacred History up to our days and see the extent to which the head of...
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A study on the Events that Took Place in Medjugorje and on the Judgement of the Church.
Of all the gnoses this is the most powerful because it incorporates into its hazy vision all the dogmas and rites of our Church and at the same time inserts them into a general concept of a universe evolving towards general and perfect harmony.
