Issue 050
Noe’s Ark Today is the
Catholic Church
ruled by
Pope Pius XIII
Before anyone can agree to the above title, with a studied
judgment, he must know two things. The first is that Catholics elect
their pope in some
form of election. After the death of St. Peter the pastors of Rome
elected their bishop who automatically became the pope. In our times the
pastors
of Rome were the Cardinals even if they did not reside there.
After the death of Pope Pius XII, the Cardinals, by the permission of
God, became confused. During the papal election, the white smoke that signaled
that the pope was elected, appeared over the Sistine Chapel. However, after
a short while it was stopped and was made into black smoke. One can speculate
on the problem until judgment day. However, when the white smoke (signal)
went up a second time and stayed in place the Cardinals came forth with
Joseph Roncalli as the elected pope, and he chose the name John XXIII which
was the name of an antipope. That is not all. Roncalli had the then blemish
(as yet unknown) of being excommunicated for something he did while in
a foreign service. Specifically Roncalli became a Freemason. Hence, until
that blemish was known he was accepted as the Pope by the Catholic world.
His calling a council, and his many wild changes in the Church set the
stage for a yet another heretic, Montini, to be elected Pope with the name
Paul VI. Under Paul VI, things went from bad to worse, and when he died
something new in the history of the Church took place. The man they elected
took a double name, John Paul I. In a month John Paul I was dead, and his
successor also took the double name, John Paul II, who poses as the Pope
in Rome today. Certainly the novelty of having a Pope with a double name
should lead those who still had the faith to doubt whether those men were
really Catholic Popes.
Under those four non-Catholic “Popes” a new Church was made.
At the Vatican II council they made sixteen documents, full of double meaning
teachings. That made those who generally still had the faith get confused
and then lose the faith entirely.
They produced an entirely new liturgy of the Mass and the sacraments.
What was so insidious is that a general confusion set in? No matter how
wrong things became the leaders of the new false religion claimed to be
one with the Church as it was at the death of Pope Pius XII.
Over the years the Church made laws, known in one volume as canon law.
That first complete text of Church laws was published in 1917, and that
gave a wonderful stability. Well, in 1983 the bogus Vatican church came
out with a new edition of the code of canon law. Once again, more confusion
came on the scene.
One would be inclined to believe that the heretics would have been satisfied
with their destruction of the Church, but that was not all.
In 1994 the Latin text of the new Catechism of the Catholic
Church was published, and since then it has gone into the vernacular versions.
That
Latin version translated into English with all the other heretical documents
is saved in Our files. It covers 803 pages, and We
have sandwiched into it a twelve-page criticism of it. It was done by
scholars at C & S RESEARCH, P.O. Box 4391, Louisville, KY 40243.
By the singular graces of God, in January 1976 We drew the firm conclusion
that the religion in Rome was no longer the Catholic Church as it had been
from the time of Christ until the death of Pope Pius XII (October 9, 1958).
We broke with the entire structure of the new religion, including departing
from the Capuchin Order. We continued to say Mass and administer the sacraments
as they were before the death of Pope Pius XII. We knew no other way to
be Catholic, and no other way to be on the road to heaven. We served Catholics
who had Our identical faith from Europe, across the United States and all
the way to Australia. We published the CARITAS newsletter at a steady pace
to preserve the Catholic faith over the world.
We rejoiced when some Catholics went into action to elect the Pope. All
the Catholics knew of the operation, and they seemed to go along with it.
However, as soon as the exact date that the election was to take place
was announced, about ninety percent of those with Us in the faith departed
from Our company, and to this day not one of those quitters has returned.
Their inexplicable departure seems to have called down on them the curse
of God.
Catholics who are without a Pope have the natural right to proceed with
a papal election. As there was not a single Catholic Cardinal alive on
the face of the earth at the time, that is, one appointed by Pope Pius
XII, the election proceeded under the “natural law.” That is
exactly what the remnant Catholics did after a detailed and exact preparation
was made. Each duly authenticated adult Catholic who wanted to vote was
given a sheet of secret voting codes, a different one for each possible
ballot. On the day of the election three Catholic men assembled for 24
hours straight and took the votes by phone as they came in – all
three witnesses, judging each call.
When the 24 hours were over those men announced the results, and We had
the votes necessary to be declared elected. Those men together called Us
on the phone and requested that there be witnesses with Us. They asked
Us if We accept the election. With witnesses on both ends of the phone
call We accepted the election, taking the name Pius XIII, and the date
was October 24, 1998. This was exactly (to the month) forty years after
the death of Pope Pius XII. It took the Jews a forty years journey to get
to the Promised Land, and it took the Catholics forty years to finally
get their Pope, seen as a promised land.
We have given you the first step in the acceptance of Us as the Pope.
You have seen that the known Catholics conducted a reasonable election.
All this can be studied in the Catholic website, http://www.truecatholic.us/.
All through history some form of election was used in selecting the Pope.
God built such a procedure right into the Church. The Bishops of Rome elected
their bishop. How else could he become their superior, unless God ordained
otherwise. In our day, when there were no more Cardinals (pastors of Rome)
the remaining Catholics had to act, using common sense, generally called
natural law.
The next problem confronting every person on earth is this. Each person
must have the supernatural gift of divine and Catholic faith. Without it
all the voting in the world will have no meaning for him.
We wish We had the time and space available to explain the nature and
necessity of faith. Catechisms deal with that mystery. We draw from a Deharb
catechism with an imprimatur, which is dated 1908. The treatise on faith
runs for twelve pages. A slight review of the mystery of faith can be useful
even to Catholics of long standing. We copy a few paragraphs and skim over
the rest of the materials.
What is faith? (Page 73) Faith is a virtue infused by God into our souls,
by which we believe, without doubting, all those things which God has revealed,
and proposed by the Church to our belief. ‘To believe’ means,
in general, to hold to be true what another says, and for this reason,
because he says it. To believe God means, therefore, to hold firmly and
without doubting what God has revealed, and because He has revealed it,
although we can neither see nor completely understand it; for faith is
founded, not on our seeing or complete understanding, but on the word of
God. “Faith is the evidence of things that appear not.” (Hebr.
11, 1.)
Why do we say that faith is infused by God into our
souls? Because it
is a gift of God, and an effect of His grace, which enlightens our understanding
and moves our will to believe, without doubting, all those thing which
God has revealed. “For by grace you are saved through faith, and
that not of yourselves: for it is the gift of God.” (Eph. 2,8)
Why must grace not only enlighten our understanding,
but also move our will? Because a good will also belongs to faith; for no one can believe
but he who is willing to believe. Therefore faith is also rewarded by God,
and unbelief is punished. “He that believeth, and is baptized, shall
be saved, but he that believeth not shall be condemned.” (Mark 16,
16)
Is faith necessary for salvation? Faith is absolutely necessary to salvation;
for “without faith it is impossible to please God” (Hebr. 11,
6) “He that doth not believe is already judged.” (John 3,18). “He
that believeth not shall be condemned.” (Mark 16,16).
What, therefore, must the Catholic believe? He must believe all that God
has revealed and the Catholic Church proposes to his belief, whether it
be contained in the Holy Scripture or not. The Church is considered to
propose a truth to our belief when she recognizes it to be revealed by
God, and commands us to believe it.
By what sinful act is faith lost? Faith is lost by denying or willfully
doubting any single article proposed to us by the Church to be believed.
How is faith regained if it has been lost? Faith when lost is regained
by repenting of the sin committed and believing anew all that the Church
believes and teaches.
After Christ ascended into heaven the Apostles spread out all over the
known world. They formed the faithful into communities, and a new light
shown over the world.
(Page 132 ff.) What further did the Apostles do when
the communities of Christians increased? They chose elders from amongst them, ordained them
Bishops, and appointed them everywhere as rulers of the new Christian communities,
with the commission that they should likewise ordain, and appoint others.
Were all these several communities united with one
another? Yes, they
were all closely united with one another; they professed the same faith,
partook of the same Sacraments, and formed all together one great Christian
community under one common Head, St. Peter.
What, then, is the Church even at the present time? The Church is the
same congregation of all the faithful, who, being baptized profess the
same doctrine, partake of the same Sacraments, and are governed by their
lawful pastors under one visible Head, the Pope.
(Page 135-6) Who has been the visible Head of the Church
since the death of St. Peter? The Bishop of Rome commonly called the Pope, who is the lawful
Successor of St. Peter in the Episcopal See of Rome, and who, in consequence,
has always been acknowledged as the visible Head of the Church, and the
Vicegerent of Christ on earth. The Councils, as well as the Fathers of
all ages individually and unanimously and most decidedly, by word and deed,
acknowledged in the Roman Pope the Primacy and Supremacy of St. Peter.
The Ecumenical Council of Florence (1438) referred to ‘the Decrees
of the General Councils, and the Ecclesiastical Statutes, when it declared
that the Bishop of Rome (the Pope) possessed the Primacy over the whole
universe; that he was the Successor of the Prince of the Apostles, St.
Peter, and the true Vicegerent of Jesus Christ, the Head of the whole Church,
the Father and Teacher of all Christians; and that he, in the person of
St. Peter, had received from our Lord Jesus Christ the full power of feeding,
guiding, and governing the whole Church.’ No General Council was
ever held at which the Pope, or his Legates, did not preside; and there
never was a decision of the Church universally received before it had been
confirmed by the Pope; and who-so-ever refused to recognize the Pope as
the Head of the Church was at all times considered by all the faithful
as an apostate.
Let us not pass over the meaning of an apostate – “One who,
after possessing the Catholic Faith, totally rejects it.” “Apostasy
from the Faith (a fide) is the act by which a baptized person, after possessing
the true Christian faith, totally rejects it.” It is highly improbable
that any apostate will ever return to the Catholic faith. It is because
his/her obstinacy is very much like the obstinacy of the damned in hell
that never change their minds, and they want it their way forever.
We turn to the mystery of knowing Christ. All the apostles knew Christ’s
teachings. All of them saw His miracles, and still they did not know Him.
Just consider the incident We now give you from Matthew 16, 13 & ff. “And
Jesus came into the quarters of Caesarea Philippi: and he asked his disciples,
saying: Whom do men say that the Son of man is? But they said: Some John
the Baptist, and other some Elias, and others Jeremias or one of the prophets.
Jesus saith, to them: But whom do you say that I am? Simon Peter answered
and said: Thou art Christ, the Son of the Living God. And Jesus answering,
said to him: Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-Jona: because flesh and blood
hath not revealed it to thee, but my Father who is in heaven. And I say
to thee: That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church.
And the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” Christ reveals
how Peter came to that faith and knowledge. It was not from flesh and blood,
but from “my Father who is in heaven.” Every person who recognizes
Christ for what He is must get that learning from God. All the learning
on earth, and the all the miracles in the world will not give that knowledge.
Some may bring up the problem of multiple claimants to the papacy. We
are aware that there are about fifteen claimants to the papacy at this
time. Before We proceeded in the election that made Us the Pope, all of
the Catholics that We knew and served studied the materials at hand. None
of those who claimed to be Pope had a reasonable credibility. Hence, the
Catholics that We knew and served for nearly twenty years went ahead with
the papal election as you can find it in the website http://www.truecatholic.us/.
If you disagree with their judgment then you have the task of sifting
through information on your own time. It is likely that the confusion will
overwhelm you, and you are back to the need to go to God for His special
assistance. Your eternal salvation is in the balance.
We are amazed at what We see going on in the world today. It seems that
there is a mentality which makes all religions one. Here is what We are
speaking about. When a Novus Ordo Catholic under John Paul II marries,
say, a Lutheran, the couple feels exactly as one in one faith. One Sunday
they go together to the Novus Ordo Mass, and both of them receive the sacraments.
Then next Sunday they go to the Lutheran service, and again, both of them
receive what could be called the sacraments. It is indeed astounding to
see the Novus Ordo priests and Lutheran ministers all feeling, with their
faithful, that they are in some kind of a universal religion.
Before that mentality set in, when persons of different religions (and
one being a Catholic) married, each one practiced his/her own religion.
The Catholic party went with the children to the Catholic Mass, and the
non-Catholic party went to the Protestant service. That continued on until
death.
We must point out in this introduction that the shepherd knows his sheep,
and his sheep know their shepherd. You cannot enter God’s Church
by just saying yes. You must be qualified and accepted into the Catholic
Church by the Pope, or by one of his Bishops and priests.
Before being received into the Church one must have sufficient knowledge
of the faith so that he can practice the Catholic faith. For that reason
instructions precede conversion. That instruction is conducted with a catechism
in hand. Just when one may be received into the Catholic Church is up to
the judgment of the one who receives the convert, for participation in
the full life of the Church.
The convert must have the moral qualities to be a Catholic. One who is
divorced and remarried while the first spouse is still alive is living
in adultery, and until that problem is solved, according to the laws of
the Church, there is no entering into the Church.
Another example would be, doctors and nurses who are employed in the work
of giving abortions, cannot become Catholics. Being a Catholic presumes
a life style that is not one of living in mortal sin. A validly married
couple that lives the married life in continual contraception cannot become
a Catholics. There is only one way for a Catholic to get to heaven and
that is by living and dying in the state of sanctifying grace. No matter
how famous or how holy a Catholic may appear, if he dies in mortal sin
he will go to hell forever in union with all the damned.
It should be obvious that all those who are in secret societies, for example,
the Masons, Bilderbergers, Skull and Bones and the like, all God hating
organizations, cannot become Catholics until they completely give up that
membership and all associations within such diabolical sects.
Let us revert to the example of Noe’s ark. Just read the account
in Genesis, and you will note that God condemned the wayward human race.
God made the choice of Noe, his three sons and their wives, eight persons
in all. He also provided for a pairs of all the animals to be saved in
the ark. However, nothing is said that the people at large had any invitation
to enter the ark. It seems that God chose a moment in time to judge all
the people on earth. He makes such a judgment in the normal course of events
when each person dies. At the end of the world God will end all human existence
on earth, plus judging “the living and the dead.”
We have no assurance that God has judged the living and the dead in our
time, with only the Catholics under Us left to continue the Church in a
way that He determines. The grace of conversion is still open to the general
run of people on earth today.
We exhort one and all to get down on your knees in all humility and ask
God for the supernatural help, that is, for actual grace, to convert to
His one and only Church, for outside of it there is absolutely no salvation.
The Council of Florence (1438-1445) declared that nobody would be saved…“…unless
he has remained in the bosom and unity of the faith.”
Pope Boniface VIII in (November 18, 1302) in the Bull “Unam Santam” solemnly
declared: “Furthermore, we declare, say, define, and proclaim to
every human creature that they by necessity for salvation are entirely
subject to the Roman Pontiff.”
The Lateran Council in 1215 (430) declared: “One indeed is the universal
Church of the faithful, outside of which no one at all is saved.” The
Council quoted St. Cyprian who stated the firm belief of the Church: “There
is no salvation outside the Church.”
It goes without saying that persons who become Catholics, in the true
Catholic Church, must practice their faith by daily advancing in holiness.
That is accomplished largely by performing the spiritual and corporal works
of mercy. They step forward by financially supporting the Church, and those
specially chosen by God become priests. Both men and women become Religious;
they teach in Catholic Schools, care for the sick in Catholic hospitals,
write the whole truth for religious and secular publications and so forth
and so on. Christ died for each and every human being, and His Church makes
Him present to all mankind. All for the greater honor of God and the salvation
of souls. Amen.