This is timely, given the current wobbling about the topic.
...Liberation theology, of which not much has been heard for two decades,
is back in the news. But what is not being mentioned is its origins. It
was not invented by Latin American Catholics. It was developed by the
KGB. The man who is now the head of the Russian Orthodox Church,
Patriarch Kirill, secretly worked for the KGB under the code name
“Mikhailov” and spent four decades promoting liberation theology, which
we at the top of the Eastern European intelligence community nicknamed
Christianized Marxism....
Since JPII was well-acquainted with the Russkis' bag of tricks, he knew what was going on, and condemned "Christianized Marxism" from the get-go. B-16 knew it, too.
But it's coming back around. Watch for it at your local dime-store convent or in certain "prestigious" universities which pretend to be Catholic.
Oh my Lord finally someone came right out and said it. I know a priest who was in South America when it was starting to become part of the Church, He was the only one who recognized it as being Marxists.
ReplyDeleteHowever the South Americans went along with it. Now the church is crumbling there.
A Bishop named Antonio De Castro Mayer saw it, and actually was able to successfully defend a large portion of his flock from it by sticking with Orthodox Catholic teaching. Another Archbishop named Lefebvre saw it, too. There were others who did during their time, as well, but they buried their heads in the sand instead of standing by those brave soldiers of Christ, and thereby let the Marxists/Freemasons overrun the Church.
ReplyDeleteA Bishop named Antonio De Castro Mayer saw it, and actually was able to successfully defend a large portion of his flock from it by sticking with Orthodox Catholic teaching. Another Archbishop named Lefebvre saw it, too. There were others who did during their time, as well, but they buried their heads in the sand instead of standing by those brave soldiers of Christ, and thereby let the Marxists/Freemasons overrun the Church.
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