 
PALMARIAN REACTION OR LACK OF RESPONSE
TO WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE PALMARIAN CHURCH
In the course of Letters
from Archidona, Palmarians have been shown the seriousness of the
doctrinal errors emanating from Seville, from the Pope, from Fr. Isidore
Maria and from some other Fathers that share these same erroneous
doctrines.. It has also been
demonstrated that in spite of this apostasy at the top, the Palmarian
Catholic Church continues to be the true Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ
and the only Ark of Salvation.
Today
for a Palmarian to take a wait-and-see attitude before events in the
Church, or to adopt a posture of indifference before this crisis, is to
seriously put himself at risk of darkening in the faith.
It is incumbent upon Palmarians to react positively against this
threat to the faith, as they did in times past, when they responded to the
open and manifest aberrations and confusion displayed in the Church of
Rome.
The
History of the Church teaches us that there has never been a moment when
Satan has not assailed the Church of Christ in some form or another, be it
by external or internal attack. At
the very foundation of the Church, the assaults began in the form of the
Gnostic Heresy, after which followed a multitude of others that attacked
the Divine Person of Jesus. These
heresies were known as the Christological Heresies, of which the most
famous was Arianism, which devastated the Church in the 4th Century.
This
heresy made St Jerome, Doctor Scripturis, exclaim at that time:
“The whole Church has awoken to find itself Arian.”
It was only by the heroic action of St. Athanasius that this heresy
was eventually turned back and extinguished. His words then could equally
reflect our present situation: “They
have the Churches, we have the faith.”
It
is in the very nature of the Pilgrim Church, being the Divine Society, to
suffer the assaults of the enemy of souls in her journey through the
course of human history. In
this way her final victory over Sin, Death and Satan will be more
resplendent and glorious. The enemy’s triumphs will be apparent only, for the gates
of hell will not prevail against her.
Today
the Church in the Desert (Apoc.12), the Palmarian Church in accord with
the prophesy of the Battle of the Angels within the Church in the Desert (Apoc.
12. v. 7), finds herself threatened by heresies emanating from within her
bosom, and what is more, from the Pope himself.
Satan’s
effort to destroy the Church from within will fail!
A hitherto and previously unknown scenario is being played out in
the Catholic Church today: a
Heretic Pope sits in the Chair of Peter and gives himself out as though he
still is the Vicar of Christ. Pope
Gregory XVII has been spiritually dead since at least 1997, when he
received the two necessary warnings required by Canon Law that he was in
Formal Heresy, in spite of which he refused to recant his errors and
thereby converted into the fallen Heretic, Apostate Pope Clemente (Apoc.8.v10,11).
From this position, Satan by means of him attempts to deceive the
elect, if that were possible.
For
many, this might be too hard to believe or accept, but we live today, my
dear faithful, the Apocalypse and the events that are foretold to us
within the Sacred Book. These
are not ordinary times, although some might wish they were.
Perhaps
the following extract of a message attributed to St. Francis of Assisi
just before his death might help Palmarian Catholics to see the truth more
clearly and understand the times we are travailing.
“At the time of this tribulation A MAN NOT CANONICALLY ELECTED
WILL BE RAISED TO THE PONTIFICATE, WHO BY HIS CUNNING WILL ENDEAVOUR TO
DRAW MANY INTO ERROR AND DEATH! Then
scandals will be multiplied, our Order will be divided (understand that
the Franciscan Order which is faithful to Christ is within the Order of
the Carmelites of the Holy Face. There are and have been ex-Franciscans in
Seville, whose presence represents the Order of St. Francis in the
Community), AND MANY OTHERS WILL BE ENTIRELY DESTROYED BECAUSE THEY WILL
CONSENT TO ERROR INSTEAD OF OPPOSING IT. There will be a diversity of opinions and schisms in those
days among the people, the Religious and the clergy, except if they be
specially guided by the mercy of God amid such confusion.”
It
should be clearly comprehended that this prophecy is referring to the
present moment. The gravity of the situation, given the doctrinal
deviation or corruption, constitutes sinning against the truth and against
the Holy Spirit -- the very sin for which Rome fell, lost the faith and
converted into the Seat of Antichrist.
A wait-and-see attitude, a convenient obedience that derives from
vested selfish interests in the continuation of the present state of
affairs, and a blind and unthinking following of the dictates of errant
Seville are not consistent with loyalty to the unchangeable faith or to
Jesus Christ.
Now
is the time for Palmarians to unite with groups and Fathers that defend
and maintain the faith of the Palmarian Church.
Besides, the Missionaries on active from Seville should seriously
reconsider their positions before God and desist from upholding, excusing,
or silencing what they know to be doctrinal aberrations.
Did
we not have the example of the Canadians in the case of Fr. John Maria?
Conscious of the lies and calumnies being disseminated by Seville
about Fr. John, their long-serving Missionary, they refused to the last
person any further obedience to Seville. They intuitively perceived that a
lying spirit had taken possession of Seville.
Missionaries
from Archidona travel to distant parts of the world to say Masses and to
give the Sacraments to courageous groups of Palmarian Catholics many of
whom have been the victims of grave and serious injustices and have
suffered arbitrary decisions
that were inconsistent with the teaching of the Gospel and the high
standards of the Catholic Church.
Any Palmarian can ask for a Missionary. You might be
surprised to know we are already circulating the Globe.
The choice is in your hands. These
letters seek to speak the truth and give Pastoral Guidance, education, and
instruction to the Palmarian Faithful in these difficult times. The
faithful in turn must ask themselves, “Where do I stand on this issue?
Where lies the truth in the Church today?” and then turn in prayer to
Jesus and Mary for the courage to follow the truth wherever it might lead. principal
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