To obey the Fourth Commandment is to be truly patriotic (IV. Honour thy father and thy mother).

St Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church, explains that the Fourth Commandment extends to all our race, "man is debtor chiefly to his parents and his country, after God. Wherefore just as it belongs to religion to give worship to God, so does it belong to piety, in the second place, to give worship to one's parents and one's country. The worship due to our parents includes the worship given to all our kindred, since our kinsfolk are those who descend from the same parents." (Summa Theologica, II-ii Q101 Art1)

Catholics are obliged to honour their own people. He who does not care for his own people has denied the Faith and is worse than an unbeliever (1 Tim. 5:8).

"But if any man have not care of his own, and especially of those of his house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an unbeliever." - 1 Timothy 5:8

The national socialists had this issue right. When people start bringing you "scientific papers" that say they can molest your children and cut their genitals off, you don't sit down and have a 'debate'.

You arrest them, shut down the university that spawned them, and burn it all to the ground. Then you re-evaluate the entire philosophy your society had which allowed these people to spring up like poison mushrooms.

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Half of all murders go unsolved currently in the US. Many missing persons are never located, and as such are not even listed as unsolved murders.

Serial killers are hard to catch because for the most part, murders are solved by motive. In ritual killings and serial killings there is no motive that would connect a random victim to their murderer. In ritual killings or cult killings the team work of people working together makes things even more difficult.

The Afro-Cuban religion of Palo Mayombe is a spiritual cousin to Santeria. Practitioners believe they can enslave the souls of those they kill in ritual human sacrifice and force them to do their bidding.

In the house of Margaret Ramirez Police found two skulls, one from an adult, the other from a 1- or 2-year-old child. The child’s skull was in a ceremonial palo mayombe cauldron called an “nganga,” and was coated with rotting flesh, dried blood and candle wax.

They also found a baby girl preserved in a jar of formaldehyde. Things are going to get worse

“Felix Mota—a Voodoo practitioner in Passaic, New Jersey, who owns a store selling supplies used in Palo Mayombe ceremonies—stated in an interview with the New jersey Herald that: “I know people from Palo who practice good.” He also said that the practice of Palo Mayombe is growing to the point that he has difficulty keeping up with the demand for books on the subject. He did, however, admit that he knew several practitioners who use bones stolen from graveyards.”- Human Sacrifice: a shocking expose of ritual killings worldwide


“For the Angel of Death spread his wings on the blast,
And breathed in the face of the foe as he pass’d;
And the eyes of the sleepers wax’d deadly and chill,
And their hearts but once heaved, and for ever grew still!”
Lord George Gordon Byron, 1788-1824:”

Pray for these brave men

“During Columbus’s voyages, the ships’ crews observed religious rites. Every time they turned the half-hour glass (their primary means of keeping time), they cried: “Blessed be the hour of our Savior’s birth / blessed be the Virgin Mary who bore him / and blessed be John who baptized him.” They finished each day by singing vespers together.”

PRAY FOR YOUR PRIESTS !
AND WHEN YOU VISIT A PRIEST, PLEASE REMEMBER...

That a priest isn't married, nor will he have a family of his own. No wife, no children. His family is his parishioners. He is a spiritual father in faith to the community he serves. His future is in celebrating the Eucharist at mass every day, listening to confessions, anointing the sick, serving those who come to him for help. A priest may serve a parish only for a minimum of five to seven years. After that he may be transfered to another parish or assigned a different role in the Church. He relies on his team of volunteers, staff and the lay faithful. Don't expect him to be there all the time for you.

When you give money to the Church, you may be surprised to know that the money isn't for him because no priest earns a fixed salary. They receive a stipend to meet their basic expenses of food, clothing and travel. They save every penny to go for a vacation and much of the money is gifted by friends, relatives and well wishers as they don't get paid leave like the rest of us who work. While we work for a fixed amount of hours with two days off a week , priests are expected to be on stand by 24/7. So don't be angry if they don't respond to you when you need them. They are humans as well with the same frailty as us.

If you hear anyone speaking badly about a particular priest, please correct that person and don't engage in idle gossip without knowing the facts. Remember that they are alone and at times would need company. Pay attention to their emotional, physical and mental needs. Accompany them if needed or offer a helping hand or even a lift. It's not easy to go out alone at 2 or 3 in the morning especially in dangerous neighborhoods for counseling or even anointing someone on their death bed. If someone comes to them at such an hour for help, they have to get up from their deep sleep and still be expected to celebrate Mass in the morning. Who is there for them when they are ill or have emergencies in the middle of the night? Yet they are required to perform their duties because if not them, who?

Remember their birthdays, ordination anniversaries and important events in their lives. Celebrate with them, cry with them. Offer a shoulder to lean on. If they fall, don't judge or criticize. Lift them up and help them on their journey in life. Don't be offended if they don't live up to your expectations. No priest is perfect.

So take care of your priests, remember the ones who baptized, confirmed, married and anointed you. The ones who offer masses for your intentions and pray for you. May God bless our priests in Jesus name, our eternal High Priest. Amen.

“During the ritual, Karmakar wafted incense over Manju, tore off her blue skirt and pink T-shirt, shaved off all her hair, including pubic hair, and then sprinkled her with holy water from the Ganges. After that, he rubbed cooking fat over her body, chanted the necessary mantras to Kali, then sawed off her hands, breasts, and left foot. He then placed the body parts in front of a photograph of a blood-soaked idol of Kali. Police said the arcs of blood on the walls suggested Manju bled to death in minutes.
India is no stranger to human sacrifice. Two hundred years ago a boy was killed every day at a Kali temple in Calcutta. With the law against killing people strongly enforced today, artificial substitutes now stand in for humans when sacrifice is required.”

Excerpt From
Human Sacrifice
Jimmy Lee Shreeve

Crazy how all over the world between disconnected peoples who do not share a cultural history, they end up worshipping demons who demand human sacrifice.

“The case of Adam is definitely a ritualistic killing. There is no doubt in my mind,” he said. “The remarkable thing is that he was brought from Africa to the UK specifically for the purpose.”
Shocking though Hoskins’ statement is, it is no surprise when you consider just how common ritual sacrifice is in Africa. Official figures state that around 300 ritual slayings of humans are performed every year in South Africa (with police only managing to investigate 40 or 50 of these); about the same number are killed annually in Nigeria, where the victim’s blood is offered to gods, spirits, or ancestors. What’s more, according to Europol estimates, there have been at least nine cases of ritual killing across Europe in the past fifteen years or so. Hoskins believes others are bound to happen as more African immigrants enter European countries”

Excerpt From
Human Sacrifice
Jimmy Lee Shreeve

Leviticus 18:21
You shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech, and so profane the name of your God: I am the Lord.

Deuteronomy 12:31
You shall not worship the Lord your God in that way, for every abominable thing that the Lord hates they have done for their gods, for they even burn their sons and their daughters in the fire to their gods

Ezekiel 16:20
And you took your sons and your daughters, whom you had borne to me, and these you sacrificed to them to be devoured. Were your whorings so small a matter that you slaughtered my children and delivered them up as an offering by fire to them

“Yet two thousand years ago, in Britain, the ancient Celts piled sacrificial victims into huge wicker men and burnt them alive. A few hundred years later when the then pagan Anglo-Saxons colonized Britain, they regularly sacrificed animals and, on occasion, humans”

Human Sacrifice
Jimmy Lee Shreeve

Today is the anniversary of the Miracle Of The Sun on October 13, 1917, or the last Marian Apparition at Fatima Portugal.

Fatima was the most important Marian apparition. It was the 2nd largest witnessed miracle, besides the parting of the Red Sea.

It was the last message to be given to the shepherd children and Lucia asked if a sign will be given. Our Lady raised her hands to the heavens and the sun swirled in the sky, turning various colors. The sun then appeared to plunge towards the thousands of people and caused panic, but did no harm. The shepherd children also saw Saint Joseph and Baby Jesus appear.

This miracle defied all scientific reasoning, but journalists, lawyers and scientists all witnessed the event and wrote of it. Many developed a deep devotion to Our Lady after.

Our Lady of Fatima, Pray For Us!

I’m studying a few different books on human sacrifice. The practice has always fascinated me. The fact that people separated by language, completely unaware of each other, at various stages of civilization have, without Christianity, come to sacrifice their fellow man to demons they think are gods.

I also have recently acquired the book on the Vendee genocide. The first modern genocide was the action taken against traditionalists by the revolutionary government of France.

I also have to finish primitive war. All of these different books intersect with themes of the capacity for violence and murder of Godless societies which worship man or demons. I will be making a sincere effort to do more readings now that my living situation has stabilized somewhat in the coming weeks.

I wish the Catholic Church and the jesuits were even half as based as cooky prots said they were

Latin Rosary: Sorrowful Mysteries with meditations and a reading from Saint Alphonsus Liguori : “Every Moment We Approach Death”

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