Posted on 04/23/2018 7:01:18 PM PDT by marshmallow
I’ve known some wonderful Jesuits, as well as some awful ones. One of my best friends and my Adviser for some years was Fr. Francis X. Weiser, S.J. He taught at Boston College while I was at Harvard, and I asked him over a number of times to speak to members of the Harvard Catholic Club, which was being misled and abandoned by the remaining priests at the college. He was a good friend of my Aunt, and we used to have monthly gatherings with a circle of friends to discuss the True Faith.
Anyway, he was a saint, in my opinion, if not officially. You can look up the books he wrote on Amazon. Some of the best things you could read in those dismal times.
Ah Cicero! One much beloved by the Spanish Scholastics and our Founding Fathers.
“He’s a Jesuit. That should tell us all we need to know.”
You’re exactly right. The Order should have been dissolved over a hundred years ago. They lost the faith well before that. For years Jesuits all over the world have ignored Catholic doctrine....and hardly ever called out on it. I think he was installed to destroy the Catholic faith. Bergoglio the great Destroyer.
Have you ever read the Jesuit Oath of Induction? I’ll post a link. Make sure you read the BIG paragraph in red.
http://www.reformation.org/jesuit-oath.html
Sounds a lot like Islam doesn’t it? I guess I’m an infidel and a heretic.
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