Secret BOOK by Pope Benedict BLASTS progressive Pope Francis...

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The true reason why Pope Benedict retired from his position in 2013 — the first time it had been done in nearly 600 years — remains a mystery (though, the fact that Vatican City’s ATM transactions began working again right after his announcement leaves many to believe he was pressured into the decision). But now, an Archbishop who worked closely with Benedict is publishing a tell-all book that may expose several of Vatican City’s scandals, ones the Pope was investigating. Dr. Taylor Marshall, author of ‘Infiltration,’ joins Glenn to detail not only these dark secrets, but also how they represent a type of evil that is NOT exclusive to the Catholic Church. Rather, Dr. Marshall explains how this story relates to us ALL: ‘Ultimately, evil wants to take ownership and brand your mind and control your thoughts. And that’s where all the tentacles are reaching.’ Read more News on the Net

I believe, he retired in part, because of the 3rd secret of Fatima. Fatima took place in 1917. Sister Lucia, who was one of the seers who was given the secret did this.....she was told by the Blessed Virgin Mary that the secret was to be revealed after 1960. She wrote down the contents of the 3rd secret and it was sent to Rome. There are people who know its contents but ALL the Popes, including JOHN PAUL II chose not to reveal it.

My gut feeling....its contains bad information as it pertains to the Catholic Church. Revealing its contents to the world would NOT be something that the Popes (who have read its contents) thought would be beneficial to the population.

Satan's evil ways are going to continue....the Catholic Church still has much to suffer. But in the end the church will prevail.

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I believe, he retired in part, because of the 3rd secret of Fatima. Fatima took place in 1917. Sister Lucia, who was one of the seers who was given the secret did this.....she was told by the Blessed Virgin Mary that the secret was to be revealed after 1960. She wrote down the contents of the 3rd secret and it was sent to Rome. There are people who know its contents but ALL the Popes, including JOHN PAUL II chose not to reveal it.

My gut feeling....its contains bad information as it pertains to the Catholic Church. Revealing its contents to the world would NOT be something that the Popes (who have read its contents) thought would be beneficial to the population.

Satan's evil ways are going to continue....the Catholic Church still has much to suffer. But in the end the church will prevail.

Whats new? The RCC is filled with church doctrinal hogwash from the 3rd century on!

Bible scholars know that miraculous signs do not all stem from God. After citing the miracles accomplished by the Egyptian magicians before Pharaoh and Moses...

The Dictionnaire de la Bible, edited by F. Vigouroux, mentions that “in the final days, false prophets and false Christs, all agents of the Devil, will work many miracles to the point of deceiving the faithful disciples of Jesus Christ themselves, if that were possible.”​—See Matthew 24:24; Exodus 7:8-13.

Ah, But what if, as was the case at Fátima, the apparition invites mankind to repent and asks believers to pray for the conversion of sinners? Interestingly, a book in favor of apparitions, entitled...

Fàtima​—Merveille du XXe siècle (Fátima—​Marvel of the 20th Century), quotes the priest, who was at that time in Fátima, as expressing his doubts about the origin of these messages in spite of their content. He stated: “It could well be demonic trickery.”

Indeed, the Bible shows that Satan “goes disguised as an angel of light” and that “his servants, too, disguise themselves as the servants of righteousness.” (2 Corinthians 11:14, 15).

A questionable message is therefore no proof that an apparition really comes from God, IOW, pure Hokum!

This is also the conclusion drawn by Calmet’s [Catholic] Dictionnaire historique de la Bible, which states:

“Miracles and wonders are not always a sure sign that those performing them are holy or that their doctrine is correct, nor are they sure testimony of the visionaries’ having received a mission.”

In contrast, Jesus proclaimed the following:

"BUT IN VAIN DO THEY WORSHIP ME, TEACHING AS DOCTRINES THE PRECEPTS OF MEN.’” ~ Matt. 15:9, NASB

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Whats new? The RCC is filled with church doctrinal hogwash from the 3rd century on!

Bible scholars know that miraculous signs do not all stem from God. After citing the miracles accomplished by the Egyptian magicians before Pharaoh and Moses...

The Dictionnaire de la Bible, edited by F. Vigouroux, mentions that “in the final days, false prophets and false Christs, all agents of the Devil, will work many miracles to the point of deceiving the faithful disciples of Jesus Christ themselves, if that were possible.”​—See Matthew 24:24; Exodus 7:8-13.

Ah, But what if, as was the case at Fátima, the apparition invites mankind to repent and asks believers to pray for the conversion of sinners? Interestingly, a book in favor of apparitions, entitled...

Fàtima​—Merveille du XXe siècle (Fátima—​Marvel of the 20th Century), quotes the priest, who was at that time in Fátima, as expressing his doubts about the origin of these messages in spite of their content. He stated: “It could well be demonic trickery.”

Indeed, the Bible shows that Satan “goes disguised as an angel of light” and that “his servants, too, disguise themselves as the servants of righteousness.” (2 Corinthians 11:14, 15).

A questionable message is therefore no proof that an apparition really comes from God, IOW, pure Hokum!

This is also the conclusion drawn by Calmet’s [Catholic] Dictionnaire historique de la Bible, which states:

“Miracles and wonders are not always a sure sign that those performing them are holy or that their doctrine is correct, nor are they sure testimony of the visionaries’ having received a mission.”

In contrast, Jesus proclaimed the following:

"BUT IN VAIN DO THEY WORSHIP ME, TEACHING AS DOCTRINES THE PRECEPTS OF MEN.’” ~ Matt. 15:9, NASB

You mention hog wash....pristine example...

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Whats new? The RCC is filled with church doctrinal hogwash from the 3rd century on!

Bible scholars know that miraculous signs do not all stem from God. After citing the miracles accomplished by the Egyptian magicians before Pharaoh and Moses...

The Dictionnaire de la Bible, edited by F. Vigouroux, mentions that “in the final days, false prophets and false Christs, all agents of the Devil, will work many miracles to the point of deceiving the faithful disciples of Jesus Christ themselves, if that were possible.”​—See Matthew 24:24; Exodus 7:8-13.

Ah, But what if, as was the case at Fátima, the apparition invites mankind to repent and asks believers to pray for the conversion of sinners? Interestingly, a book in favor of apparitions, entitled...

Fàtima​—Merveille du XXe siècle (Fátima—​Marvel of the 20th Century), quotes the priest, who was at that time in Fátima, as expressing his doubts about the origin of these messages in spite of their content. He stated: “It could well be demonic trickery.”

Indeed, the Bible shows that Satan “goes disguised as an angel of light” and that “his servants, too, disguise themselves as the servants of righteousness.” (2 Corinthians 11:14, 15).

A questionable message is therefore no proof that an apparition really comes from God, IOW, pure Hokum!

This is also the conclusion drawn by Calmet’s [Catholic] Dictionnaire historique de la Bible, which states:

“Miracles and wonders are not always a sure sign that those performing them are holy or that their doctrine is correct, nor are they sure testimony of the visionaries’ having received a mission.”

In contrast, Jesus proclaimed the following:

"BUT IN VAIN DO THEY WORSHIP ME, TEACHING AS DOCTRINES THE PRECEPTS OF MEN.’” ~ Matt. 15:9, NASB

You mention hog wash....pristine example...

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Speaking of 'hog wash' brought to light - Historical examples that fall on deaf ears

Unfortunately, there are those that ignore what history has taught us about the RCC from it's earliest conception on, where the clergy have taken full advantage of the ignorance of their congregants for centuries.

The Criminal History of the Papacy - 1of 3


In a spiritual sense of course






'Nuff said...

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This is the state of affairs that Satan brings.

I believe we are very near to a turning point in world history. There are many of us ready to stand up and take things back into the direction we should go. You are standing. I am standing. And we are not alone. God wins this.

Yes, we are at a turning point in history, many call it the "end times" (etc) as prophesied. Fortunately, it won't be man that will bring things back to where they should be.

The Bible describes events, conditions, and attitudes that would mark “the conclusion of the [current] system of things,” or “the end of the world.” (Matthew 24:3; KJV) The Bible calls this time period “the last days” and the “time of the end,” or “end times.” ~ 2 Tim. 3:1; Dan. 8:19.

The Bible foretold many things that together would be “the sign” to identify the last days. (Luke 21:7) Consider a few examples:

War on a large scale (past & present). Jesus foretold: “Nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom.” (Mat. 24:7) Similarly, Revelation 6:4 foretold a symbolic horseman representing warfare that would “take peace away from the earth.”

Famine. Jesus foretold: “There will be food shortages.” (Matt. 24:7) The book of Revelation foretold an additional symbolic horseman, whose ride would result in famine on a large scale.~ Rev. 6:5, 6.

Great earthquakes. Jesus said that there would be “earthquakes in one place after another.” (Matthew 24:7; Luke 21:11) These great earthquakes around the world would cause suffering and loss of life on an unprecedented scale.

Disease. According to Jesus, there would be pestilences, or epidemics of “terrible diseases.”~ Luke 21:11.

Crime. Although crime has existed for centuries, Jesus foretold that in the last days, there would be an “increasing of lawlessness.”~Matt. 24:12.

Ruining of the earth. Rev.11:18 foretold that mankind would be “ruining the earth.” They would do so in many ways, not only through violent and corrupt actions but also by bringing harm to the environment.

Deteriorating attitudes. At 2 Tim. 3:1-4, the Bible foretold that people in general would be “unthankful, disloyal, . . . not open to any agreement, slanderers, without self-control, fierce, without love of goodness, betrayers, headstrong, puffed up with pride.” These attitudes would reach such extremes that the era could rightly be described as “critical times hard to deal with.”

Breakdown of the family. At 2 Tim. 3:2, 3, the Bible foretold that many people would have “no natural affection” for their family and that children would be “disobedient to parents.”

Diminished love of God. Jesus foretold: “The love of the greater number will grow cold.” (Matt. 24:12) Jesus meant that love for God would grow cold in most people. Likewise, 2 Tim. 3:4 says that in the last days, such ones would be “lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God.”

Religious hypocrisy. At 2 Tim. 3:5, the Bible foretold that people would appear to worship God but would not truly live by his standards.

Increased understanding of Bible prophecies. The book of Daniel foretold that in “the time of the end,” many would gain increased knowledge of Bible truth, including accurate understanding of these prophecies. ~ Dan. 12:4

A global preaching work. Jesus foretold: “This good news of the Kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth.”~Matt. 24:14.

Widespread apathy and ridicule. Jesus foretold that people in general would ignore the overwhelming evidence of the approaching end. ) More than that, 2 Peter 3:3, 4 foretold that some would ridicule the evidence, dismissing it completely.

All prophecies fulfilled. Jesus said that the last days would be marked by the simultaneous fulfillment of all these prophecies, not just a few or even most of them.~Matt. 24:33.

Of course, many of these prophecies haven't reached it's intended fulfillment, stay tuned...

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Yes, we are at a turning point in history, many call it the "end times"

I've been hearing that all my life.

Still here.

Jesus loves me and it's good to be alive.

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Speaking of 'hog wash' brought to light - Historical examples that fall on deaf ears

Unfortunately, there are those that ignore what history has taught us about the RCC from it's earliest conception on, where the clergy have taken full advantage of the ignorance of their congregants for centuries.

The Criminal History of the Papacy - 1of 3


In a spiritual sense of course






'Nuff said...

You are a persistent person I give you credit....once more you bring out a fairy tale story about the Catholic Church. This time it involves Pope Leo and what he didn't say. Not even going to take the time to debunk your other "hog wash" items against the Holy Catholic Church.

This article speaks the truth...something that evades you most frequently.

This should set the record straight..

The quote "How well we know what a profitable superstition this fable of Christ has been for us" is commonly but nonetheless falsely attributed to him. In actuality, the quote is derived from The Pageant of the Popes, a parodical play of the Protestant satirist John Bale.


https://christianity.fandom.com/wiki/Pope_Leo_X


Curious snafu....why do you have the red ass for the Universal Church? Bad experience? Jealously? You have for a long time tried to bring it down. Beginning to wonder if Satan has a firm grip on you....


Remember this....The Sacred Heart Of Mary will triumph in the End. Satan and his minions will be no more. If you need biblical reference I suggest to you The Book Of Revelations.

Thats all that needs to be said.......

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I've been hearing that all my life.

Still here.

Jesus loves me and it's good to be alive.

Fulfillment of prophecy is always in God's time, even Jesus is not aware of the time or hour (Matt. 24:36; Acts 1:7). We are here only a short time (3 score and 7), I guess patients is not one of our virtues?

I don't know about others, In my long life I've never seen such insanity and debased thinking taking place in this world of ours, and on a day to day basis.

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You are a persistent person I give you credit....once more you bring out a fairy tale story about the Catholic Church. This time it involves Pope Leo and what he didn't say. Not even going to take the time to debunk your other "hog wash" items against the Holy Catholic Church.

This article speaks the truth...something that evades you most frequently.

This should set the record straight..

The quote "How well we know what a profitable superstition this fable of Christ has been for us" is commonly but nonetheless falsely attributed to him. In actuality, the quote is derived from The Pageant of the Popes, a parodical play of the Protestant satirist John Bale.


https://christianity.fandom.com/wiki/Pope_Leo_X


Curious snafu....why do you have the red ass for the Universal Church? Bad experience? Jealously? You have for a long time tried to bring it down. Beginning to wonder if Satan has a firm grip on you....


Remember this....The Sacred Heart Of Mary will triumph in the End. Satan and his minions will be no more. If you need biblical reference I suggest to you The Book Of Revelations.

Thats all that needs to be said.......

<chuckle> No, it doesn't set the record straight! Most of what you cite emanated from the church of Rome, and/or it's conciliatory's as fact during the 3rd-5th centuries. keep in mind, there is a real history outside of Constantine's Roman church. I stand by my post relating to the RCC, and the Biblical quotations as referenced therein.

More proof of their undeniable past (but not limited thereto):

"The majority of people today, including Roman Catholics do not know about the true bloody-history of the Papal Church of Rome. The true history of the Roman Catholic Church has been hidden away from the eyes of the masses, through the re-writing of the history books, so that they cannot see the truth about the antichrist church, otherwise known as Babylon, the Mother of Harlots. But on this page we will give you a glimpse into the history of Papal Rome, with a timeline of events that took place during the past 1000 years."

Secret History of the Roman Catholic Church

In the final part of your post you mention "The Sacred Heart Of Mary will triumph to the end" ...
This another area that one has to visit regarding the Catholic churches apostasy, holding fast to their Doctrines/Dogmas over Scripture. No where in the Bible are we to venerate Mary in anyway!

Yes, Mary set a fine example of faith, obedience, humility, and deep spirituality. She is among the faithful ones whom we do well to imitate.​~Hebrews 6:​12.

Yet, despite her unique role as the mother of Jesus, the Bible does not teach that we should worship Mary or pray to her. Jesus did not single out his mother for special honor, nor did he tell his followers to do so. In fact, outside of the Gospel accounts and a single reference in the book of Acts, Mary is not mentioned in the remaining 22 books of the New Testament.​ ~ Acts 1:​14.

The Scriptures provide no evidence that Mary received special attention​—let alone veneration​—by first-century Christians. Rather, the Bible teaches Christians to worship only God. ~ Matthew 4:​10.




And Amen to that brother...