Undeniably, Roman to the Core

You may want to catch Maureen Mullarkey's piece about the Catholicist Nation in The Federalist. You can learn a lot about truthful matters from a true-believer Catholicist.

The first half of her piece is a scathing review of Catholic Church loathing throughout U.S. history. How evil has all that evil loathing been, let's make sure Catholic victimhood is firmly entrenched in the Americanist mentality.

The second half is a lucid justification for such a perspective.

Guh?

Yes, I'm sure Mullarkey's purpose is to say, essentially, "Look at all this Catholic-things revulsion, how rotten, yet now the Pope and the Church are doing things that are genuinely really bad, so we must be afraid of the neo-haters."

The Federalist is a fine webzine articulating the benefits of conservative-oriented policy. But Mullarkey as much as confesses a vibrant bewilderment about this current state of affairs. The Pope is now all about opening the borders and prosecuting climate change and expanding the welfare state and lightening up on sexual promiscuity and what gives?

 The insane thing is that she goes into phenomenal detail about how the Catholic Church has been doing all this for years, and has been doing so through a symbiotic partnership with the federal government. This spectacularly articulate exposition unequivocally confirms yet again that the United States is already intractably socialist at the behest of a population who demands it. Because Rome directs it all, the country is nothing other than modern Rome.

This is indeed a fully Catholicized Nation, and the Pope -- as the good boastful Jesuit that he is -- is merely confirming to the world that this is the case.

Why do millions of people like Mullarkey wallow about and stew in a state of benighted spiritual catatonia?

It is because they don't know the Kingdom. They don't know the King.

They only know Anti-Christ, and all the manifestations of "Jesus" the World produces. They may have their own Jesus, an idol that comforts them. The Catholic Church has a lot of Jesuses, and popular is the one that tells them Mother Church is all good in spite of the sewage streaming out of it. Priests who molest children? Ohhh that's ugly, and heartbreaking, but, well, hey, it's Mother Church. What're you gonna do?

There is so much more to this phenomena, and maybe I'll get around to a Part II. We'll see. I'm super busy, but I like sharing thoughts about the Kingdom. This is Wonderful Matters, I like highlighting the contrast between the filth of the World and the beauty and glory and mercy of Christ so just maybe the most hardened Catholicist will turn around and go to Him.

That's what this is all about.

Oh, and yeah, my latest home page piece. That's part of this post, just to introduce you to my latest, at my webzine. Would love for you to visit.

And introduce yourself to Him, whatever the case.

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