Jesuit Conference Board: A Letter to President Bush (October 2, 2001)

A Letter to President Bush

October 2, 2001

Mr. George W. Bush
President of the United States
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500

Dear Mr. President:

We write to you as the Jesuit Conference Board of the Society of Jesus in the United States. Today, there are approximately 4,000 U.S. Jesuit priests and brothers working abroad and in our domestic projects which include: 28 Jesuit-affiliated universities and colleges; 60 Jesuit-affiliated high schools and middle schools; nearly 100 Jesuit parishes; and various other social programs throughout the country. We wish to extend to you our prayers and support in wake of the unprecedented September 11th attack on our country.

Doctrinal Assessment: Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) v. Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR)

Source: Clerical Whispers

Pope’s ire aimed at wrong target

Opinion by Joan Vennochi, columnist, The Boston Globe
April 22, 2012

Pope Benedict XVI can’t wait to crack down on “radical feminist” nuns.

But will he ever really crack down on protectors of pedophile priests?

A Vatican-led investigation of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious cites the nuns’ silence on abortion and same-sex marriage.

We are all Jesuits

Source: Derk-Jan Eppink

We are all Jesuits
Derk-Jan Eppink, Member of European Parliament, Vice-President ECR Group //
Wed, 10. Oct 2012 

There are plenty of reasons to keep a close eye on Herman van Rompuy, the President of the European Council. Early September, Van Rompuy spoke to the 'Interreligious Dialogue' in Florence. The world press did not notice, but fortunately there was still the 'Katholiek Nieuwsblad' from Den Bosch, Rome's last resort in the Netherlands. The newspaper proudly quoted Van Rompuy as announcing: 'We are all Jesuits.' He was referring to those prominent European leaders with whom he is developing the architecture for the future Europe. 'It creates unbreakable ties. So there is a 'Jesuits International'.'

Washington, D.C.: "Rome on the Potomac" - Jesuits and the American Revolution - Lorenzo Ricci, America's Least-Known Founding Father

Source: Novus Ordo Seclorum / God's Kingdom Ministries

The 'American' Masonic Cup – filled with Jesuitical and Vatican sap

It would be a mistake to think that the Jesuits took control of the entire Masonic organization in the 1780s. There is a great degree of autonomy among the various lodges. Hence, we find that when Weishaupt's Illuminati was accepted by the lodges in the alliance of 1782, this did not necessarily mean that every lodge was suddenly Illuminized – not even all of the lodges in Europe itself.

Society of Jesus – IHS (In Hoc Signo – or Isis, Horus, and Set?)

In fact, this seems to have begun a struggle between two groups for the heart and soul of Masonry. As time passed, it became obvious that it was a struggle between the Jewish/Protestant interests and the Catholic interests, both of whom wanted to harness Masonry for their own purposes. The Jewish influence upon Masonry was by far the earliest. The Catholic-Jesuit influence was brought in primarily in the 1780s through Weishaupt posing as a rabidly anti-Catholic, anti-Jesuit Mason.

Jesuits in the Spotlight - Clergy Sexual Abuse in the Society of Jesus - ‘The Headmaster Ritual’

Source: What They Knew

American Jesuit Sex Abuser Was Chaplain to British Boys Boarding School

Fr. Donald McGuire knew the Jesuits would let him prey for decades 

Newly uncovered documents reveal twice convicted and imprisoned Chicago Jesuit Donald McGuire SJ began his ministry not in America, but in the United Kingdom in the early 1960s as an associate pastor in Manchester, England. His departure from that post remains unexplained. But given McGuire’s history, superior performance was not likely the factor which lead to his leaving this pastoral position in less than a year. As we have previously uncovered, documents written by his superiors from 1959 have labeled McGuire ‘unfit’ for the priesthood. This fact may in part explain his superiors’ decision to send him outside the US and to the UK, Austria and Germany in 1961 after his ordination.

Thomas Smolich, Bradley Schaeffer, Adolfo Nicolás, Peter-Hans Kolvenbach: protectors of Jesuit rapists and pedophiles everywhere

Source: What They Knew (An Archive of Jesuit Accountability – Clergy Sexual Abuse in the Society of Jesus)

A Long Road to Nowhere for the Chicago Jesuits...

September 1, 2012

– Very Rev. Brad Schaeffer SJ: come on down, you’ve won a prize…

Former Chicago Provincial Bradley Schaeffer SJ and Society of Jesus (Jesuit) Superior General Adolfo Nicolás.

Waiting in the wings for his *hug*: Tom Smolich SJ, current head of the US Jesuit Conference and former Provincial of California, protector of Jesuit rapists and pedophiles everywhere.

What friendship really means… 

http://vu2103.katla.orangewebsite.com/category/brad-schaeffer/