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The big news these days is obviously the replacement of His Eminence Theodore Cardinal McCarrick in the Archbishopric of Washington D.C by His Lordship Bishop Donald Wuerl of Pittsburgh.
Is this further evidence that under His Holiness Benedict XVI, it is Business as Usual? Iosephus and I were discussing it yesterday, and I, always the contrarian, took up the case that, at the very least, it was an improvement. Certain whispers suggest that McCarrick will be taking up residence with the Neo-Catechumens. *Wince*
Meanwhile Thomas Drolesky, who appears to be accelerating his somewhat shrill spiral down into sedevacantism, posts an article from 1996 on Wuerl, with the works. I still think the biggest strike against him is that really, really lame “collegiality” article. But what intrigued me is the suggestion from the old 1996 piece that under Wuerl the North Side Catholic Cemetary gave land to the Pittsburgh Scottish Rite masons so that they could build the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center.
To further illustrate the attitude of the Pittsburgh diocesan bureaucrats toward church property, consider the July 12, 1994 North Hills Record article, “Masons Receive Approval For New Headquarters in Ross,” by Ben Rand. The Masonic Fund Society of Allegheny County “will build a headquarters on eight to ten acres of property owned [emphasis added] by the North Side Catholic Cemetery.” The Masons (longtime enemy of the Catholic Church) wanted to relocate from their former home in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh “in an attempt to rebuild its membership…to make it more convenient for its members, but the goal is not just to move. The goal is to revitalize…” There was no mention of selling the land to the Masons, in fact, the only mention of money was a contribution…”to act as a good neighbor and to help speed approval, the Masonic Fund agreed to contribute $15,000 toward a traffic signal at Cemetery Lane and Babcock Boulevard.”
It’s time for some investigation! The first stop, of course, is to check Google Maps…
But let’s find out more about the North Side Catholic Cemetary. Well, for one thing, former Pittsburgh Steeler’s owner Art Rooney is buried there.
On the immediately adjoining property, in Rosemont United Cemetery, you have the burial place of none other than Charles Taze Russell, one of the founders of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Frankly, his gravesite is too wacky for words, so I’ll post a couple pictures for you.
From the website with these pictures, we have:
Above is the headstone above Russell’s grave. Note that he was viewed as the seventh, or “Laodician Messenger” to the Churches (Revelation 3:14) The first six are listed as: St. Paul, St. John, Arius, Waldo, Wycliffe, Luther. (The Finished Mystery, Karatol edition, 1918, p. 64)
Now that’s a litany for you! For the historically curious, the man really knew how to attack Holy Mother Church with style: warning REALAUDIO sermon on the inquisition and some more shenanigans with a reference to Pius X!.
What about the Masons and His Lordship Donald Wuerl, you ask? Well, as you all know, those Masons are devilishly crafty folks - modern Bishops too - and I wasn’t able to find any more information. Maybe some locals have the scoop? I know we have a few Pittsburgh readers.
Before we end, we’ve mentioned a bunch of dead people, both faithful and impious, so…
REQUIEM aeternam dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis. + Requiescant in pace. Amen.
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I’ve been meaning to pass on to you guys for a while some info on Masonry that’s come to my attention recently:
1) I work with a retired special forces officer who spent much of his career in east Africa. When discussing Liberia recently, he told me that the capital, Monrovia, has a giant Masonic Temple in the center. And that human sacrifices regularly take place there. This is information current as of the mid-90s.
2) The US military installation where I currently work has a large masonic temple right in the center. I’ve been meaning to send you pictures. I have no reason to believe that human sacrifices are taking place, but it’s sort of eerie for a Masonic temple to be given such a place of predominance on a US military base.
Charles Taze Russell, oddly enough (or not?), was apparently a freemason.
I lived in Milwaukee when its sodomite Archbishop Weakland (appopriately named) was busy destroying the great ornate altar and baldachino in the apse of the cathedral there. The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist is “kitty corner” (do they say that outside of the Midwest?) from the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center. The edifice of this installation is covered with creepy looking engravings of monks or friars. Coincidence?
Then again, I’m really one to talk — I accepted a college scholarship from the local masonic lodge . . . no, wait, I “liberated” the money, just like the Hebrews taking Egyptian gold with them when they left.
(just to further go down the road of turning this blog into a Catholic version of Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell)
MASONIC CEREMONIES EXPOSED!
Alex Jones Tells His Story (original website can be found here)
(Posted here by Wes Penre for Illuminati News, July 17, 2004)
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Austin, TX — Last July, documentary filmmaker Alex Jones infiltrated Bohemian Grove, becoming the first person to capture the bizarre occult activities of the all-male elite club membership on videotape. This footage recently aired in England, Ireland and Scotland on UK Channel Four as Part Three of a four-part special: The Secret Rulers of the World.
Alex Jones was inside the 2,700 acre elite compound for over five hours, and states, “Thank God I caught the whole thing on videotape because no one would believe me if I hadn’t. I have trouble believing what I witnessed with my own two eyes. It was actually that bizarre.”
For over 128 years, world leaders have traveled to Sonoma County California in the month of July. Almost immediately, bizarre rumors began to circulate in the local press that something dark and occult was going on. The rumors entailed dark stories of men in black and red robes and a giant 40-foot stone owl, to which something, or someone was being sacrificed.
Alex Jones, being a radio talk-show host had heard the rumors many times, so he decided to look into it and did some research. To his surprise, mainstream media articles from Parade Magazine, the Associated Press, Reuters, the Sacramento Bee, and the Washington Times confirmed the incredible. World leaders were traveling yearly to the rural redwood-covered hills of Northern California and photos actually existed of the giant stone owl and the men in black and red robes.
“I was angered,” Jones said, “that in over 50 years there had been only a handful of news stories written on Bohemian Grove,