Sometime ago on June 15 2004, the Apostate in Chief
of Novus Ordo/Vatican II religions released a document called Tertio millennio
adveniente, accusing the Catholic Church of having committed series of Atrocities
especially during the Inquisition era and which requires a solemn and official apology
to the victims and the world! He went
ahead to do “mea culpa” on these imagined “sins of the Church”!
But John Paul II as a non-Catholic apologized for
nothing but he was trying to join heretical Protestants and other haters of the
Catholic Church in suggesting that the Catholic Church, the Holy Bride of
Christ committed atrocities as an institution and therefore apologies are
needed!
But we know the truth now! The Catholic Church has
no need to apologize for anything! Indeed it is the World, including John Paul
II of the most unfortunate memory that should apologize to the Church for
centuries of calumny and defamation.
Twenty years or more ago, the then Grand Apostate. “Cardinal”
Joseph Ratzinger, who later claimed to be “Pope Benedict XVI” as head of the Novus
Ordo Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, decided to open up to world scholars the secret Vatican archives on
the Inquisition, including records of the Index of Forbidden Books. It was
the last Vatican secret archive never opened, supposedly because it was filled
with many “bogeymans” and “evidences of cruelty” on the part of the Church and the
Church was hiding these in the archives!
Mind you the archives are Catholic archives and
Josef Ratzinger had no rights to tamper with it. But as part of the Masonic takeover
of the Catholic buildings and offices, the archives fell into the hands of the
more abominable people!
The world media celebrated this opening saying “What
courage and openness on the part of the Church”! This is how the news media
raved back then in 1998 over the decision to make this supposed ominous chest
of bad deeds public.
For the results would undoubtedly reveal the abuses
of power, arbitrary judgments and cruel unjust sentences made by fanatical Inquisitors.
Research would divulge a shameful past demanding reparation, which would
justify the formal apologies for the Inquisition issued by the grand Apostate,
john Paul II, along with the many informal ones made by the anti-Popes after
him. This was what was supposed by many haters of the Church and those
influenced by the myth that the Church was evil.
The decision to open the 4,500 volumes of documents dating from 1542-1903 was
also made as one way to repair the Vatican's supposed suspect image of secrecy
.“We know all the sins of the Church,” Card. Ratzinger dryly said at the time.
''And I hope more will not be added to them.” Apparently, Ratzinger himself was
also supposing that the Church will further be diminished as part of his and
his religion’s push to obliterate the Catholic Church from the Earth.
The clear insinuation of Ratzinger was that, to the known “sins of the
Inquisition,” others would be added, no doubt shaming the Church but also showing
the Church's willingness to undertake the general "examination of
conscience" that John Paul II had demanded. Another step in the idiotic
idea of “purifying the Church” and
bringing her up to date with the modern world, a continuation of Aggiornamento of the apostate, John XXIII.
When the news was released that the archives would
be opened, there was little doubt in the mind of most churchmen and scholars
that the investigation would produce a dismal fallout for the Vatican.
Since the 16th century, the Inquisition in
popular consciousness and myth industry, with no objection from the Novus
Ordo/Vatican II religion, has been presented unrelentingly by Protestants, Jews,
Illuminati and their cohorts, as a Church organ with enormous powers that
tortured its victims to get forced confessions and then burned those she called
heretics at the stake.
According to this famous Black Legend the main
targets of this monstrous institution called the Inquisition, were Protestants,
Jews and scientists like Galileo.- The invention of the printing press came at
the right time to facilitate the spread of this harmful reputation about the
Church everywhere.
The recently opened archives of the Inquisition
concerned primarily the Holy Office of the Roman Inquisition founded in 1542 by
Pope Paul III to be a central organ of the Holy See to battle the Protestant
Revolution. Since it was pontifical, it had universal jurisdiction, although it
allowed the Spanish Inquisition to exercise its own powers. For the Novus Ordo
religion, the very name Inquisition was so reprehensible that the name Holy
Office was replaced by the so-called “Congregation for the Doctrine of the
Faith”.
Now finally, after 20 years of meticulous study, by scholars who were not even
Catholics, the results of 40 scholars delving into the archives of the real,
not imaginary, Inquisition were released in an 800-page tome.
The startling news published in a silent
article in L'Osservatore Romano(May 19, 2018, p. 5) was that the
Inquisition was in fact a good and fair tribunal, not the dark horror chamber
invented by the Black Legend. If it were about denigrating the Church this
“pope’s” newspaper would have shouted more! But not it tactically buried the
news inside the pages to prevent it from being known!
Twenty years of studies on the central archives of the Holy Office have shown
that in fact the Church has nothing to apologize for.
In the concluding reports of the three day Congress
of studies (May 15-17), the participating scholars declared that the evidence
of the Inquisition's history did not correspond to the negative image presented
by 19th century romantic novels, 20th century cinematography and the general
media of our days. The legend that has become the mandatory “objective history”
presented by almost all school history books was effectively debunked. John
Paul II should be turning in shame in his grave! Just like John XXIII was found
faced down in his grave when he was called out for the Novus Ordo false
canonization!
Following its modernist and heretical orientation, the
article in the Vatican newspaper reporting on the Congress tried to mute these
stupendous results. It barely reported the implications of these findings.
It emphasized instead the historic method the scholars
employed to analyze the data.
But it is clear that the researchers were unable to
report cases of injustices, abuses, arbitrary actions and tortures. If they
could have found such incidents of prejudice and cruelty, I have no doubt the
report of their conclusions would have been on the front page of the Vatican
newspaper to confirm the constant remorse the Novus Ordo anti-Popes have shown
for the Inquisition.
What the scholars found, however, was that the Roman Inquisition was rightly
considered the fairest and most balanced court of its day, prefiguring in many
ways the modern court system. It was born not from a cruel and unjust
intolerance, but from the need to provide fair trials for persons accused of
heresy using laws of evidence and presided over by highly qualified judges. For
example, any defendant could have an attorney, a right not yet introduced in
secular courts at the time.
This favorable view had already being presented by many modern scholars like
John Tedeschi, whose research had led him to the conclusion that the Roman
Inquisition was “actually a very advanced tribunal and dispensed a very high
level of law in 16th century terms.”
The scholars who entered the Vatican archives came
to much the same conclusion. As this new report confirms, most persons accused
of heresy by the Inquisition were either acquitted or their sentences
suspended. Those found guilty of grave error were allowed to confess their
sins, do penance and be readmitted to the Sacraments. Unrepentant or obstinate
heretics were excommunicated and handed over to secular authorities. It was the
secular authorities that held heresy to be a capital offense and issued the
final sentence, not the Catholic Church.
The images of witch-hunting are caricatures and lies.
Now, whoever goes to the archives, instead of
relying on Black Legend fabrications and myths, will find an unexpected truth:
The real Inquisition was a praiseworthy judicial institution. By the way,
serious historians did not need to wait for the archives to be opened: Even the
BBC, a modernist mouth piece (as you can read here) has had
the honesty to present a new notion of the Inquisition based on already
available evidence.
One would expect that these unexpected good results of 20 years of meticulous
research on the Inquisition would be a hot topic in the Catholic press. The
truth is that the thee-day Symposium held in Rome was summarized in a short
article on page 5 in the L'Osservatore Romano; nothing more. No exultant
titles in the Catholic organs “Inquisition vindicated! “John Paul II needed not
apologize”, etc. such headlines did not come up! There was just general silence!
Also, I doubt we should expect Mr. Bergoglio
to nullify the past Novus Ordo apologies for sins the Church did not commit. If
he were a just man, he would do so. But of course we know who the man is. I am betting he will ignore the findings and
say nothing.
I hope, however, that these new conclusions will encourage honest scholars to
deepen their research on the topic so that the myth of a cruel and unjust
Inquisition will be put to rest once and for all. Let the real Inquisition
emerge into the light to show a balanced and enlightened tribunal, a model even
for a future more glorious era in the Church and History. Let John Paul II and
his religion be ashamed for denigrating the Church!
Presented by Malachy Igwilo, Feast of Corpus
Christi, 31 May 2018
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