UNDERSTANDING THE ORDINATIONS AND CONSECRATIONS
IN EL PALMAR BY ARCHBISHOP NGO DINH THUC IN 1976

It is not appreciated sufficiently how El Palmar de Troya, a place of Apparitions like any other, was suddenly transformed into the Church in the Desert (Apoc. 12). It happened by reason of an event, the magnitude and repercussions of which went unperceived at that time.

The fact that the Church, the Papacy and the Hierarchy came to El Palmar in August 1978 on the death of Paul VI is due primarily to the agency of one man, Archbishop Peter Ngo Dinh Thuc.  Peter Ngo Dinh Thuc  the diminutive Vietnamese Archbishop of Hue  in January 1976 prepared the way for this coming by carrying out the Ordinations and Consecrations.

To fully understand in hindsight this transmutation of Palmar into the New Vatican, it is necessary first to recount some of the History of the Church in Rome between the years 1969 and January 1976, the  time which corresponds to the Promulgation of the Novus Ordo Missae and the date of the Ordinations and Consecrations.

The problem  derived from the takeover of the Catholic Church in Rome by her enemies, the New World Order people, which became apparent in the late 60´s and early 70´s, when they began to rewrite the Mass, the Sacramental Ritual and to update the Church of Rome. 

Many non-Catholics and unbelievers helped compile the New Order Mass, called in Latin Novus Ordo Missae. This Mass was to accord with the religious philosophy of those confecting the New Society, called commonly THE NEW WORLD ORDER OR BETTER SAID ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT.  The plan is based on the concept of the Brotherhood of all World Religions, to be syncretised under the nominal head of the Pope of Rome, John Paul II, the Precursor and Prophet of Anti-Christ.

The peoples of the world are to be guided towards Anti-Christ in preliminary stages, beginning with the worship of man and the worship of false gods. Now you might better understand the reason for such public events like Assisi!

In simple words, the Synagogue swallowed the Church of Rome and the Church had to flee to the desert. This is why the Church is no longer Roman!

The dubious validity of the New Order Sacraments, confectioned in 1968, and Holy Orders in particular, made it impossible to believe that the Apostolic Succession was being continued in the Church of Rome after 1968.  The validly consecrated Episcopate dating from the Apostles could be forever lost and utterly irretrievable in the following years, if there were not to be illicit Episcopal Consecrations. This would be absolutely essential to the continuation of the Church, for there is no Mass or Sacraments without Priests, given that those Bishops and Priests ordained before 1968 would begin inevitably to die.

If it had not been for the heroic actions of a few faithful Bishops (Ngo Dinh Thuc was the first), the New Order Religion would have brought about the end of the Apostolic Succession. Heaven had to do something to preserve alive that Sacred and irreplaceable Treasure of the VALIDLY CONSECRATED EPISCOPATE.

They did -- in Palmar de Troya in 1976 when Ngo Dinh Thuc came and performed the first Ordinations and Consecrations.  Much controversy surrounded the event and was followed by a barrage of media exaggerations and untruths designed to dissolve the truth and confuse public opinion.  At that time a Spanish Journalist named Antonio Alonso spoke with Ngo Dinh Thuc and later wrote in his book, El Enigma del Palmar, the following:

(Translation:)

The ex-Vietnamese Archbishop Peter Ngo Dinh Thuc, he who carries the major responsibility for these deeds, declared that he did not arrive casually in Seville as the Press had reported, but was carrying out direct orders received from the Holy Father Paul VI. 

The hysteria manifested by the establishment media under the control of the enemies of the Church, to pillory, castigate and deprecate the actions of Ngo Dinh Thuc have to be seen in hindsight as a deliberate misinformation campaign, infuriated as they were at their frustration to finish with the Catholic Priesthood.

Peter Ngo Dinh Thuc, a highly respectable member of the Hierarchy during the reigns of Popes Pius XI and Pius XII, was a witness to the perennial Faith of the Church during the days of Paul VI and afterwards in the time of Anti-Pope Woytyla. He was the instrument by which Our Lord saved the Episcopate and the Priesthood during the horrendous period of the apparent triumph of the enemies of Christ over his Church, for which he suffered great persecution after his heroic action.

The Communists in Vietnam murdered many of his family.  It is little known that he finished his life by being abducted in the USA and imprisoned by Vietnamese clergy attached to the Church of John Paul II.  The word “imprisoned” is not an exaggeration, as he was held incognito for the last year of his life, as many people will testify. He died on 13/12/1984.  His service to the Church lives on; he was certainly a co-Martyr with Pope Paul VI

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