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1. Heteropraxy : Religious Liberty
It is your task here to proclaim the basic rights and duties of man, his dignity and liberty, and above all his religious liberty. We are conscious that you are the interpreters of all that is paramount in human wisdom.
2. Your wide-ranging complicity with heresy
For the simple faithful it remains incomprehensible that Your Holiness should, on the one hand, frequently and with every appearance of firmness, reiterate the Catholic Faith, and on the other, allow free rein to all the possible and imaginable heresies without ever taking firm steps against those who conceive and propagate these...
1. Schism shown by feelings and attitudes
There is a French proverb: “ If you tell me who your friends are, I will tell you who you are. ” One could add: “ And I will tell you whom you hate. ”
2. Religion is becoming extinct
In seeking to come to terms with modern standards and to open the Church to modern "progress", you rule out the possibility of combating immorality with any hope of success.
3. Your betrayal of Christendom
The scandal involved in your betrayal of Christendom in the political field also rests on incontestable evidence, but the interpretation of the facts by yourself and your supporters is so different that the scandal exists only for “ the people of the right ”, while “ the people of the left ” will rather applaud it.
1. The break in Poland : from Sapieha to Wojtyla
Nothing is known outside Poland, and little inside Poland now I fear, after forty years of Communist rule, of what was the Polish Catholic tradition during the last two centuries...
The League: A bishop reacts
Brother Bruno reveals to the participants of the annual Catholic Counter-Reformation Congress that a bishop has had the courage to react to the memorandum he had sent to the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith.
The League: The Catholic Counter-Reformation Is Atypical!
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.”
Georges de Nantes
21. The House of God Is on Fire!
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.
