Obstinate critics of Fr. Malachi Martin refuse to acknowledge the fact that people change as a response to grace. After much study on the life of Martin, I have concluded that he was probably one of the "bad guys" at Vatican II working for & with Cardinal Bea but this was short lived as he left the Jesuits before the Council had ended. It is my opinion that after Martin realized what was happening behind the scenes he could not continue. He would later work for Traditional Catholicism in reparation & penance for earlier mistakes. Obstinate critics reject all the good that he did in his later life because of those earlier mistakes. Let us all give praise and thanks to Almighty God that those critics will not be the One seated in judgement on the last day.

It’s a wonder that your Bishop hasn’t excommunicated you yet. Keep up the good work. And as I’m sure you already know, he’ll never respond to you officially, just as there was never any official response to the original Dubia the Cardinals submitted. Sadly, it wouldn’t even matter what you actually said to him nor how respectful you said it, because today’s Prelates have, for the most part, gone completely off the range. Heaven’s blessings, my Brother.

Just as many seminaries had homosexual subcultures (many were even dominated by it in the 70s and early 80s), so did religious houses. The difference is that seminaries have natural turnover, even if offenders aren’t kicked out. It’s much easier to get rid of, anyway. Many religious houses “went gay” without having the natural turnover, while never reorienting, and they love to promote it.

A lot of dissenting so-called 'Catholic' organisations misuse St John Henry Newman's name, based on the utter falsehood that he was in some kind of homosexual relationship with his friend Ambrose St John. This lie has been repeated often. And also has been refuted. When Ian Ker reissued his biography of Newman in 2009, he added an afterword in which he put forward evidence that Newman was heterosexual. He cited journal entries from December 1816 in which the 15-year-old Newman prayed to be preserved from the temptations awaiting him when he returned from boarding school and met girls at Christmas dances and parties. As an adult, Newman wrote about the deep pain of the "sacrifice" of the life of celibacy. Ker comments: "The only 'sacrifice' that he could possibly be referring to was that of marriage. And he readily acknowledges that from time to time he continued to feel the natural attraction for marriage that any heterosexual man would." In 1833, Newman wrote that, despite having "…More

This is nothing new. I went to many a parish in the 80s & 90s that had these little 'dictators'. They did everything from banning Adoration to having Stations of the Cross & altar rails removed. When I was in seminary in the early 90s a group of us were labeled divisive for praying the Rosary together! It was 'allowed' individually in private - but was considered a formation issue to gather to pray it publicly!

All Catholics should eagerly look forward to the triumph of the Immaculate Heart for the sole reason that God will be greatly glorified by and and Satan's head will be crushed.

JMJ excellent thinking and agree with everything you suggest. Something to add is Our Lord’s promise in the Our Father, “Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven” This indeed would be Our Lady’s greatest possible Triumph! Nothing God hasn’t already given mankind, as this is a return of the gift given and then removed from Adam and Eve. The New Adam and the New Eve will restore. All found in the Book of Heaven by SOG Luisa Piccarreta. Ave Maria

World Peace is the condition of the fulfilment of the Fatima Message. And the ecclesiastically approved apparitions of Our Lady of Good Success, Quito, Ecuador, speak of a complete restoration, which fits in with the Fatima message of the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart, which will usher in the worldwide Social Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Videos of Our Lady of Good Success:
Part One: PART 1 - Our Lady of Good Success: Our Hope for the Future
Part Two: PART 2 - Our Lady of Good Success: Our Hope for the Future
Part Three: PART 3 - Our Lady of Good Success: Our Hope for the Future

Does a recent photo of Bergoglio exist online? For an obese man with one lung and intestinal problems (possible cancer?) he seems to be acting with great vigor for an 86 year old. If he was incapacitated would the “guys” running the Vatican tell us?

Caution: The attempted removal of a legitimately appointed Bishop is a sleight of hand trick designed to validate the election of someone else. Suggest the good Bishop remain at his post in fidelity to his God. Now is not the time for knee-jerk reactions.

Many of the writings from Vatican II, and post Vatican II, are filled with 'weasel words' which, upon first glance, can 'sound good' but, when astutely analyzed, do not stand up to theological or doctrinal scrutiny. The majority of Catholics are not aware of the content of these documents, nor are they equipped to analyze them as well as they should be analyzed (I do not completely exclude myself from these shortcomings). The malignant branches which have sprouted from these bad roots, however, are too pervasive and evident not to be challenged and severely pruned to make the Faith tree of Catholicism a healthy one again.

''No heresies, squishy doctrine, modernism''
This one is a double edge sword... in the bad sense.
A genuine prophet can correct a teaching or a practice of the Church.
Teachings and practices can be corrected.
Just look at the past, how many times a Pope corrected one or many previous Popes (torture is against God's Law according to Saint Nicholas the Great, then allowed according to Innocent IV, then not allowed according to many Popes).

Ah, that's a solid reply. Oh, it was Paulie Gatto (the guy who took the canolis, lol) who was prying around the money at the wedding. Again, that scene is loaded with stuff anyone could easily miss.

One must persevere and remain always faithful to Christ and His bride not flee due to the wolves like Bergoglio and his sycophants.
"Then Jesus said to the twelve: Will you also go away? And Simon Peter answered him: Lord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life. And we have believed and have known, that thou art the Christ, the Son of God." John 6:68-70