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Occult Lineages within the Traditional Roman Catholic Movement
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Occult Lineages within the Traditional Roman Catholic Movement in Vernon, BC
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OCCASION FOR SCANDAL For decades the Traditional Roman Catholic Movement has fought to defend authentic Catholicism, and has seen its share of victories and defeats. But many may not know: the "movement" is actually a fragmented mass of individuals and groups, many of whom dislike each other more intensely than they ever hated Vatican II. And many of these bishops possess "apostolic succession" lineages coming from Occultists, Gnostics, Freemasons, and Martinists, some of the very things Traditional Catholics have sworn as mortal enemies. In this text, Agostino lays out presents these lineages, their sources, the personalities behind them, and the "points of contact" where they spread within the Traditional Movement, generally unknown to the bishops themselves. Is this "occasion for scandal?" Or is this "occasion for rejoicing?" YOU DECIDE!
OCCASION FOR SCANDAL For decades the Traditional Roman Catholic Movement has fought to defend authentic Catholicism, and has seen its share of victories and defeats. But many may not know: the "movement" is actually a fragmented mass of individuals and groups, many of whom dislike each other more intensely than they ever hated Vatican II. And many of these bishops possess "apostolic succession" lineages coming from Occultists, Gnostics, Freemasons, and Martinists, some of the very things Traditional Catholics have sworn as mortal enemies. In this text, Agostino lays out presents these lineages, their sources, the personalities behind them, and the "points of contact" where they spread within the Traditional Movement, generally unknown to the bishops themselves. Is this "occasion for scandal?" Or is this "occasion for rejoicing?" YOU DECIDE!


















