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[Pictured here, Saint Kolbe, who was slain by the Nazis at
Auschwitz.]
"The Freemasons follow this principle above all:
'Catholicism can be overcome not by logical argument but by corrupted morals.'And so they overwhelm
the souls of men with the kind of literature and
arts that will most easily destroy a sense of
chaste morals, and they foster sordid lifestyles
in all phases of human life..." -- Saint Maximilian
Kolbe, as quoted in "Freemasonry: Mankind's Hidden
Enemy," by Bro. Charles Madden, O.F.M. Conv. Saint
[Not coincidentally, this Masonic strategem is similar to the
ideal of the OTO, which seeks to overthrow the "sexually
repressed" Christian civilization, according to Craig
Heimbichner, author of the blockhead-buster book
Blood On The Altar: "It [the OTO, a fringe
Masonic secret society] evangalizes
with the ultimate aim of destroying society's standards",
(Heimbichner,
Blood On the Altar, page 31)]
"The need for an organization dedicated to the
Immaculata was the result of several incidents which
occured in Rome in 1917. This saw the second centenary
celebration of Freemasonry, and true to form they chose
the Holy City of Rome as the theatre of sacriligious
demonstrations. In front of the Vatican, the Freemasons
paraded signs which read 'Satan must reign in the Vatican.
The Pope will be his slave.' Scurilous pamphlets directed against
the Holy Father were distributed among the people.
Friar Maximilian, who was not yet a priest, saw this
and immediately hit upon the idea of forming an association
which would combat not only the Freemasons, but also
protagonists of the Devil."
(Fr. Jeremiah J. Smith,
O.E.M. CONV., "Saint Maximillion Kolbe: Knight of the
Immaculata, pages 15-16, Tan Books and Publishers, Inc.)
" After the example of Saint Francis of Assisi's
taking off to convert the sultan, one day he asked his
superior's permission to go to convert the grand
master of the Freemasons. The Masons were making a
racket around the Vatican. They had unfurled fire-red
banners depicting the dragon bringing down Saint
Michael, as if to announce to the papacy, already
stripped of its temporal power, the impending reversal
of spiritual power." (Andre Frossard, "Forget Not
Love: The Passion of Maximillion Kolbe", page 39,
Ignatius Press, San Francisco, 1991)
Pope Leo XIII, in his celebrated encyclical Humanum Genus,
likewise understood, as did Kolbe and many other noteworthy
personages, how
Judeo-Freemasonry aimed to overcome
Christianity:
"For since generally no one is accustomed to obey crafty men
so submisively as those whose soul is weakened and broken down by
the domination of the passions, there have been in the
secet of the Freemasons some who have plainly
determined and prposed that, artfully and of set purpose,
the multitude should be satiated with a boundless licence of
vice, as, when this had been done, ti would easily come under
their power and authority for any acts of daring." (Popse Leo,
XIII. Humanum Genus)
The work of Maximillion Kolbe is carried on in the United
States by the Franciscans at Franciscan Marytown in
Libertyvile, Illinois.
FREEMASONRY IS KABBALISTIC, NOT CHRISTIAN!
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"Thus, while States are gravitating toward a Universal
Republic, the
Super-State
becomes an infrangible
dictature, which according to its will grinds them down
or else thoroughly infects them; that
Super State
is called
JUDEO-MASONRY."
(Msgr. Jouin, page 24,
The Papacy & Freemasonry,
Msgr. Jouin, 1930
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