The United States detonated two nuclear weapons over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945, respectively. This mass slaughter, for all practical purposes, ended the war in the Pacific and World War II...
Would the Japanese have surrendered after the first bomb was dropped, and was the second bomb really necessary???
History tells us that it wasn't just those -- mostly -- civilians and military who died when the bombs were detonated, but also the tens of thousands who died horrible, slow deaths from the lingering effects of the radiation from those bombs.
We all pray that there will never be another use of an atomic bomb, or even a "tactical nuclear weapon" on the battlefield, for if that were to happen, humanity, as we know it, would end, and whoever survived, would certainly envy the dead...
As practicing Catholic/Christians, it is imperative that we all pray for world peace and an end to all wars. I write this as a war veteran: any good soldier worth his salt, is always ready to fight, but prays that he never has to!
As Catholics, we also know that there is a battle going on in the Church... That battle started long before the Second Vatican Council and continues to this day. One of the main weapons that we have on our side is prayer: to work out our own personal sanctification, and that of our family's, with fear and trembling...
On July 21, Pope Bergoglio issued the-now infamous motu proprio severely restricting the offering of the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM), as well his scheme to circumvent Canon Law and our right to worship our Lord the way that He demands we worship Him; that does not include the novus ordo concoction!
Reactions -- and actions -- of some of the world's bishops was swift and decisive: some banning outright, the TLM, countrywide, such as Costa Rica... While other bishops, especially here in the U.S., have either banned the TLM, or are maintaining a status quo -- for now, allowing the Mass of the ages to continue while they "study" Bergoglio's motu proprio...
It was good to see that some bishops realize, not only the value of the sublime Mass of all time, but also that those families who attend the TLM are growing, young families, not to mention the enormous increase in the collection plates to help support the priests, pastors, building maintenance, along with funneling some funds back to the diocese as well...
But now comes word, that Bergoglio might send over a second "tactical nuclear weapon" to "encourage" the more reluctant bishops to enforce his first attack on the TLM... In other words, to ensure that those bishops obey this diabolical attempt to suppress the Mass that's been around, in much of its form, since, well, the Last Supper...
I know I have asked this question before, but it bears asking again: Why the hate of Bergoglio for the TLM and Tradition in general? I may not have all the answers, but I do have an answer: The Mass of the ages, and Sacred Tradition are two bulwarks that stand in the way of implementing the next, final stage of the new-world-order and the aim of Bergoglio to transform the Catholic Church into something unrecognizable from the original design of her Founder, our Lord, Jesus...
His, Bergoglio's, race to make the Church succumb to the Zeitgeist -- the spirit of the age -- and to destroy her mission of the salvation of souls, is obvious for all who have eyes to see...
As practicing Catholics, we must pray for the conversion of Pope Bergoglio, but not for his ominous and demonic intentions..
Pray too, for our shepherds that they stand fast against this unlawful attack and restriction of our right to attend the TLM: the Mass of the Saints and Martyrs. Let us also pray to those very same intercessors, who worship before the Throne of God, humbly begging their help in our fight to remain loyal to the end; finish the race, and win the crown of eternal life...
Pray for strength and honor!
Viva Cristo Rey! Bl. Fr. Miguel Pro, Fr. Emil Kapaun and Fr. Vincent Capodanno pray for us...
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle...
Gene DeLalla
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