Roman Catholic

Just read the passages and see what you think by the time you're done.

It's like in that Roman Catholic...

Debate I did with Keating, one of the things I told people to do was to go read the church fathers.

The fathers this and the fathers that, and the fathers this and the fathers that, and the fathers said this and the fathers said that.

Now, if you've met that in evangelicalism, you know exactly what I mean.

And you can definitely do that and find the same thing as in Rome.

I used to tell evangelicals to go become Roman Catholic.

They wouldn't notice a difference in theology, but the priest would be educated and their guy they had then was from Oklahoma and didn't have one.

The Reverend Charles Garrett was a power in Liverpool and the country as the great apostle of temperance.

In the Roman Catholic Church, there is one remarkable outstanding figure, Monsignor Nugent, or as he preferred to be known, Father Nugent, priest, philanthropist, and friend of all, but particularly of the outcast boy and fallen woman.

I could write pages of this worthy priest's great goodness, his big heart, his wide and tender sympathies, and his work among the wreckage of society.

His memory will linger with us as an incentive to all that is noble, all that is loving and tender.

Many designs were sent in and exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery.

From these the assessors selected the design of Mr. Gilbert Scott, a young man of only nineteen, a grandson of the great Gothic architect Sir Gilbert Scott, R.A.

It was a design which did not commend itself entirely to the Committee, and Mr. Scott being a Roman Catholic, it was feared some objection might be taken, and the Committee very wisely decided to link Mr. Bodley, R.A., with Mr. Scott, as joint architects.

A very happy combination, for while we secured the genius of Mr. Scott, we also secured the ripe experience and exquisite taste of Mr. Bodley.

So very different feelings towards those movies.

If you were really interested in watching a Roman Catholic storyline about how great Catholics are and how evil ancient Rome was...

Of the two, I would recommend The Robe.

I think that's a much better movie.

Yeah, it's like this Anglican sect of Catholicism.

It has a lot of Roman Catholic features, but I don't think that they actually... view the pope as apostolic or succession right um so oh maybe that's what he's doing i tell you he should just become lutheran

would he be welcome at your church

garrick uh no

Paul Valoris Collins, writer, studied art in Paris, interviewed Italian strongman Benito Mussolini in 1927 for Outlook magazine, Presbyterian, and a Freemason.

Robert DeVille Collins, Foreign Service Officer, Intelligence First Secretary to NATO, '73-'76, Director Political Officer of Personnel of the US State Department, '80 to '82, worked in the US Embassy in Rome in various capacities, Roman Catholic, and given an award by the Pope.

Ross A. Collins.

One of the ex-Illuminati members remembers the name Ross Collins.

because of their origins from Mexico or Central America, South America.

The Roman Catholic Church, obviously very strong in that region of the world in the Western Hemisphere.

And they hear things like this.

I don't think this causes a Hispanic voter, a Roman Catholic voter, Hispanic or not, to line up behind this guy.

I think this really makes a big difference in this race.

Your thoughts?

I think you're correct.

what you're going to find with Roman Catholic voters is that a lot of them will say, well, okay, yeah, we're all about poverty relief and all of that, and maybe this guy will make a difference.

And they try to show that with the Roman numerals on [clears throat] a miter that has y- a title that in Roman numerals can calculate to 666, you know, claiming that the popes wear this and therefore the pope is the Antichrist 666.

And then you had Protestants historically, uh, even before Seventh Day Adventism, who would say that, you know, the Roman Catholic system is anti-Christian and probably the final pope of Rome will be the Antichrist, right? And you get this schism in the Roman Catholic Church under Henry VIII that led to the formation of Anglican Protestantism, right? And he had previously been given this title, Defender of the Faith, from the Pope before the schism, and decided to keep it after the schism and apply it to himself as sovereign, you know, over this newly formed Anglican Protestantism, Protestantism, Pro- Protestantism, I'm tripling over my tongue here.

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You know, the Anglican Protestant Church.

It's 800 pages.

He's a, he's a Roman Catholic himself.

Uh, I can't recommend it enough because it's really a key window into in what way the power structure in verifiable documented fact co-opted, uh, the Vatican.

And they did it [clears throat] in a very, in a very op- open way.

Uh, I mean, maybe at the time, the Doctrinal Warfare program, uh, in the 1950s and '60s was, uh, was private, but it's been declassified.

It's well known now.

And, uh, yeah, they just basically took certain Jesuits who, who believed that Americanism was a way forward for the Roman Catholic Church to, you know, with the spirit of Vatican II, open the doors to a new, [clears throat] a new Pentecost, agiornamento, the, the terminology of John XXIII, et cetera, et cetera.

[clears throat] And, uh, subsequent research that I did in terms of, uh, CIA writers and historians, um, who were actually critical o- of [clears throat] took a more, a more pro-CIA bent, like Kahler's books, John Kahler, uh, and then the other texts that are more critical of the CIA in the Cold War, like, uh, Paul Williams' Gladio book.