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Point 125. For a rigorous society
The national Revolution will have to be strong and rigorous in its censure and repression of subversive intrigues, at the three levels of money, of intelligence and terrorism warfare. The return of the nation’s freedom involves a solid protection established.
1. Murder at the Vatican
The book by David Yallop, IN GOD’S NAME, proves the assassination by poisoning, previously suspected although none of the details were known, of Pope John Paul I during the night of 28 to 29 September 1978, after a reign of thirty-three days on the throne of Saint Peter.
2. The Unbelieving Orphan
Born at Strasbourg on September 15, 1858, Charles de Foucauld had an unhappy childhood. When he became an orphan, he was entrusted to his grandfather. Influenced by the atmosphere of immorality and incredulity that pervaded his high school, he lost the faith and indulged in all his passions.
8. The Priesthood (1898-1901)
Convinced by the Mother Prior of the Poor Clares that perfect imitation of Jesus entailed receiving priestly Orders, Charles de Foucauld returned to France to be ordained a priest on June 9, 1901 at the Major Seminary in Viviers.
“Praise be to you, my Lord !”
Everything that flows from the mouth or the pen of this Pope is limpid like “ our sister water. ” Unlike his immediate predecessors, he does not put his faith in man but in God. Consequently he is able to lay out the principles of an integral ecology, at the furthest remove from both Jacques Maritain’s integral humanism and Paul VI’s integral development.
The Federal Government
and the Indians of Western Canada
The recent voyage of Pope Francis to Canada with its demand of pardon made to autochthone peoples brought back to the fore the residential school scandal. It is important, however, to get a clear picture of the Canadian government’s policy behind their founding.
Empress Zita, French princess,
Empress and Regent of Austria-Hungary
One cannot speak of the Emperor Charles of Austria without mentioning at the same time the figure of his spouse, the Empress Zita. This is because they formed a holy and united couple, both in the days of peace and happiness that did not last and in the tragic years of war and exile.
3. A Young Man of France
Patriotism, religion, family feeling, these true blessings were restored thanks to the Marshal and the National Revolution. That is why our young student took the initiative, in agreement with the Brothers and his friends, of asking Marshal Pétain to be the patron of their class. The request was accepted : “ From the Hôtel du Parc at Vichy we received the requested authorisation together with a signed photograph. ”
11. The first disciples
A cabal was mounted against him on account of his involvement in Action française. He was once again out on the street, not knowing which way to turn, poor Father ! The psalms of distress in his breviary took on a singular emphasis in this summer of 1952, and were his only solace, as he confided later on. It was then that a devoted confrere recommended him to the Reverend Fr. Duprey, superior general of the Oratory...
Introduction
On July 21, 1969, Fr. de Nantes received a visit from several priests who had come to ask him to exercise his priestly ministry without concerning himself further about the hierarchy, as they themselves had resolved to do. They wanted to set up a faithful and unofficial Church in the midst of the universal wreckage...