A large part of Radical Fidelity’s mission is to show, from as many angles as possible, that the sinister drivel flowing from the Vatican is not the real Catholic Faith.
It is not even a slight deviation, or a watered-down version, nor is it the aggiornamento (updating) that the wicked architects of the Second Vatican Council wanted us to believe. No, dear Catholic faithful, this is an altogether different beast. Actually, Beast with a capital B— as in Beast System, or something else that shares those initials.
But a different religion, nonetheless.
If I were merely some lunatic raving day after day about the superiority of Rugby over Iron Grid, or whether one political party is better than another, I could understand if people relegated my writings to the permanently deleted bin. They would be justified.
But that is not the case. If you believe extra ecclesiam nulla salus (there is no salvation outside the Church) and that the Catholic Church is the Church Christ promised in Matthew 16 and founded upon the Cross, then logic dictates that, for the sake of your eternal soul, you had better make sure not only that you find yourself in the Catholic Church, but also that the Church teaches what has been handed down through all the ages—at least up to 1962.
As I said, there are, of course, those who have read this far and whose eyes by now have glazed over due to the modernist spiritual fluoride they have been ingesting through the “spirit of Vatican II” and its diabolical culmination, namely Synodality. These people are probably staring blankly at their screens right now, wondering what I am on about.
But for those who still have two brain cells dialoguing and some semblance of rationality left, I would like once again not only to show, but to prove, that this is a different religion from the Catholicism of the ages.
And of course, who better to support my argument than the very highest-ranking proponents of this false new religion? In this case, unsurprisingly, a woman. And not just any woman, but one who is being called the “most powerful woman in the Vatican” and was ranked as one of the 50 most powerful women in the world by the U.S. magazine Forbes. That alone should tell you a lot.
Let me introduce you to French theologian and “nun” Nathalie Becquart, the Undersecretary of the General Secretariat of the Synod.
Katolisch.English, the German Church’s mouthpiece, published a shockingly revealing interview with her—especially when it comes to the “it-is-a-different-religion” department.
You can read the whole piece of textualized vomit here, but I want to pause and focus on only some of her replies.
Continue reading at Radical Fidelity
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