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ISSUE NO. 27
APRIL 291 1977
"THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH: May 15 – – – – – – – ILLINOIS SIX REASONS FOR ORCM SUCCESS
ITS TRAGEDY AND !TS HOPE"
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The destruction of orthodoxy in the "New Church" is the here the idea of taking over civil government. What I a
final, perhaps almost logical, outcome of the death of of is the almost forgotten fact that without ti
Christendom. The end of Christendom the second Roman Catholic Church there would be no Witho1
Vatican Council. What we are witnessing now is the rejection the Church as its guide, society decays into nothingness.
of this ideal for the sake of the Conciliar ideals of starves to death without the moral sustenance which giv1
"aggiornamento" and "renewal." Even for traditional society life. Strange as it may sound, even to mat
Catholics, the moral, political, social and cultural order of traditionalist Catholics, our tiny movement is the last hope c
Christendom, as inspired by the Church, has become only a society. The "dialogue" of the "New Church" with th
dim memory. I will argue here that the desertion of modern world is hastening the former's descent into sell
Christendom is largely responsible for the post-Conciliar destruction. Our our steadfastness, in contras·
disaster and is even part of the explanation for the lack of unity provides a living reminder of society's original foundations.
in the traditionalist movement. But, whereas in the "New
Church" the ability to rebuild Christendom has been lost, the Let us recall that it was not Our Lord's intention that the earl
traditional movement still has the potential to accomplish this. Christians remain a despised minority. It was the Church's goa
to conquer pagan Rome and from this base to Christianize ani
Most of us have difficulty conceiving of a public Christian civiiize the world. We must not be content to preserve th
order. We have aceepted a secular environment as a fact of life, Sacraments untarnished (though this is our primary duty); w
and only of late have we begun to realize the disasterous must realize the further duty of reintroducing the ideal o
consequences of peaceful coexistence with a non-Christian Christendom into the public mind. This, by the way, is ai
society. The increasing control of government over our public excellent argument for establishing a traditionalist schoo
and private lives has caused us to forget that ideally the Church system. Here, in our children, we can begin to sow the seeds o
inspires and upholds the public institutions of a state. This has, a new of Christendom.
until rather recently, been the norm. In this country, a large
Catholic minority flourished in a relatively religious environ- We traditionalists who are older and who have been exposed t1
ment. The founders of America generally fostered an ideal of secular propaganda our whole lives search confusedly for som,
decentralized government, which in theory allowed Catholics some rallying point to overcome our internal disunity
to practice their religion unmolested. Obviously our adherence to the True Mass is the element i:
what unity we do have. Yet beyond this, there is little positiv
The rise of the modern state has made all this a thing of the direction in our efforts. A dangerous mentality of
past. Louis XIV never dreamed of having as much power over "persecuted Church" is filling some traditional Catholics wit
his subjects as is wielded by twentieth century governments. dread that these are the last times. Many traditionalis1
But more than simply regulating or overseeing the public life of mistrust everyone, even other traditionalists, because c
its citizens, the organs of the state now dictate essential values, disagreements over secondary, even childish, issues. Eve
through public education and the media. As society drifts worse, some branches of the movement are nurturh1
relentlessly into a secular vacuum, Catholics find themselves dangerous and false doctrines in opposition to the Churcl
becoming captives in an increasingly hostile environment. The Alleged apparitions of Our Blessed Mother keep son
abortion tragedy is perhaps the most striking example of this. traditional Catholics in suspended animation, half hoping fo
half fearing a great chastisement heaven. I am ni
We know that Christianity can survive without a Christian holding that all, or even any, reportt
government or environment, yet we should realize that appearances of Mary are definitely I bring these to tl
religious indifference is only one step removed from religious reader's attention merely 'because seems an inhere
persecution. Modern secularism (including Communism) is, in danger in this kind of piety that wiU be constrict,
fact, a kind of religion, one that cooperates with Catholicism from the public dimension even already is.
only when it is convenient. The dangers in our becoming too
comfortable in such a situation are manifested in "Gaudium et Perhaps we will indeed be, driven to practice our Fai
Spes" and other Vatican II documents, which misunderstood underground. But even if this does pass, the conditi•
or misrepresented the world situation almost completely. will be temporary. Our missionis to the nations. Let
not betray this trust by whispering in dark corners of stra:n
The traditionalist movement, through its loyalty to the true apparitions and secret messages given to the "lucky few." I
teachings of the Church, makes up the soul of Christendom. us shout with a voice of thunder, from the mountain tops, t<
We are not likely to see the return of Christian kings, but we world in the depths of despair. Let us put aside our differern
should rekindle our loyalty to the idea of making Christianity and rally around the standard of Christendom, even as 1
once again the center of civilization. We are by our vocation as French, Germans, Spanish, English and other nations I
Catholics the natural rulers of society. And I am not proposing aside their differences in the Crusades against the enemies
2. Christ and His Mystical Body, the Church.
"Many pastors have destroyed my vineyard." (Jer. 12:10)
THE IDRELINGS
By FR. ROBERT McKENNA, O.P.
Saint John Chrysostom, commenting on the Gospel of the brazen conduct of their liberal confreres, whether these be their
Good Shepherd (II Sunday after Easter), calls attention to two companion priests, their curates, or their bishops. Yet, like the
kinds of bad priests. His distinction is most enlightening in this Pharisees of old, it seems, these "conservative" priests who
our own day when the traditional Catholic clergy, like the know better will scarcely "with a finger of their own lift the
Church itself, has been all but annihilated. burden."
The first kind are those who have been transformed into (or If all truly traditional priests had obeyed their Catholic
have revealed themselves to be) the "ravening wolves" of instincts, not to say their Catholic theology, when Vatican II
which Our Lord speaks elsewhere, who turn on and tear apart began to put the axe to Catholic Tradition, the Church would
the flock of the faithful. By any truly traditional Catholic such not today lie in rubble, virtually destroyed, the laughing stock
priests are readily recognized for what they are, though their of its enemies. Had they "held fast," ready to "contend
sheep's clothing of clerical garb (mitred heads among them) earnestly for the faith once and for all delivered to the saints,"
never cease to deceive and pacify the naive majority of laymen. the whole scheme of the Modernist and Communist subverters
might have been foiled. Were it not for the hirelings, the wolves
These are the "new breed" priests—some young, some might well have failed. But as it is, there is now left to the
old—who preach the "Social(ist) Gospel," who invent or Church an unbelievably small handful of shepherds—
embrace every aberration in the liturgy, and who belittle traditional priests—defending the flock for which Christ died!
everything remotely traditional in the Church. They seem to
spend their nights dreaming up new ways of scandalizing the Oh, but how deceiving are appearances! The hirelings are the
~~,,~,·~· either from the pulpit or from the altar. They disdain ones who are holding their posts, while the shepherds have had
even to dress like priests—whether at the altar or on the street. to flee. The conservative clergy of traditional-minded priests
are still to be found in their parishes and under their
We are not concerned with this brood of priests here. They are "bishops," while the few shepherds are saying the true Mass
the Judases and the "false Christs" foretold by Christ and administering the true Sacraments in "rebel" chapels and
Himself—manifest enough, we say, to any commonsense to "outlawed" organizations. And how convenient this makes
Catholic who has not slumbered through that other Gospel of it for the hirelings to "save face" by "staying put," with the
the false prophets after Pentecost). Indeed, one's stauncher ones among them settling for reassignment to lesser
first on the occasion of any scandalous sermon or posts or "retirement."
service from a priest should be a suspicion that he might not be
a priest at all! The infiltration of the clergy and hierarchy is not But what is required, of course, is that the wolves be
only a possibility is amazingly astute) but a documented confronted by "holding fast to the
fact. under the circumstances, this entails leaving and
the Catholic establishment which will not tolerate Tradition.
Our lamentation here is rather for the second kind of bad And if the sheep will not follow the shepherds of danger,
priests. These, Saint John points out in his homily on the Good then how are they the sheep of Christ, who says that his sheep
Shepherd, are the hirelings. "The hireling," Our Lord says in "know not the voice of strangers"?
the Gospel, "who is not a shepherd, whose own the sheep are
not, sees the wolf coming and leaves the sheep and flees. And An unnerving, even traumatic, thing it may be for a Catholic
the wolf snatches and scatters the sheep; but the hireling flees priest to break with his accustomed pattern of life, trained as
because he is a hireling, and has no concern for the sheep." he is—even more than the faithful—in the school of obedience,
and "obedience" is almost invariably the reason (or excuse)
What a prophetic parable of today! The "new breed" wolves conservative priests offer for their refusal to leave the Conciliar
and jackals are ravishing the sheep of Christ in the fold of the Church. But our first obedience, as often said, is to the
Church, and how many traditional-minded priests there are Catholic Faith. Obedience even to the Pope, when it makes you
who are fleeing, or have fled, their duty to defend the sheep!
These are the priests (older ones) who deplore the so-called
"changes" and who wring their hands in anguish over the – continued on Page 7 –
FR. FRANCIS E. FENTON, STL
That infamous doctrine of so-called Communism which is examples, witness the no-win war in Vietnam and the current
absolutely contrary to the natural law itself, and if once proposed sellout of the Panama
adopted would utterly destroy the rights, property and
possessions of all men, and even society itself (Pope Pius IX – The abject failure over the past two decades or so of the
1846) Roman Catholic Church (that is, the failure of its hierarchy
and clergy primarily) in the fight against Communism is today
Communism: the fatal plague which insinuates itself into the a matter of record, sorrowful but indisputable. "Communism
very marrow of human society only to bring about its ruin. is intrinsically and no one who would save Christian
(Pope Leo XIII – 1878) civilization may collaborate with it in any undertaking
whatsoever.'' And yet, what do we presently behold on an ever
Communism is intrinsically evil, and no one who would save increasing scale but that very collaboration with Communism
Christian civilization may collaborate with it in any against which Pope Pius XI warned, and this not on the
undertaking whatsoever. (Pope Pius XI – 1937) part of our political leaders but even by allegedly Roman
Catholic bishops and priests around the world (perhaps
That Communism is, far and away, the paramount evil of our especially pronounced in some South American countries).
day, no honest, well informed person will deny. Its militant Indeed, while it is their bouden duty to expose and oppose
atheism, its total amorality, its objective of world domination, Communism, when, pray tell, has it been since any reader of
its organization on an international scale, the atrocities it has these lines has heard or read of any bishop of the
inflicted on millions of our fellow men – all this and much more Establishment Catholic Church speaking out against this
combine to make the Communist conspiracy a menace to global menace and condemning it for the horrendous,
mankind surely without parallel in all recorded history. Today unmitigated evil which it is? There has been no doubt to my
that conspiracy dominates the largest land mass and the mind for a number of years now not only that some and
greatest number of people ever brought under a single control, bishops have lost the faith but that some of them may well be
with South Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Angola and Communists in cassocks. 'Tis said "priests don't become
Mozambique having fallen under its despotic and utterly Communists but Communists become priests" (and bishops).
barbaric rule within the last three years alone. (Since the Reds
took over Cambodia in April, 1975, more than one million But, granting that Communism is an overwhelming and
people have been put to death there by the satanic minions of increasingly imminent threat whose evil can hardly be
the Communist apparatus.) As of this writing, South Africa exaggerated; granting that, if it is successful in the years ahead
and Rhodesia appear to be next on the list for the kill. in bringing to completion its aim of world domination,
freedom will perish for all mankind, and mass enslavement,
The prize goal in the Red drive for global domination is, of torture, starvation, etc. will become the order of the day; even
course, the conquest of the United States of America. That the granting that, were the devil himself and his cohorts incarnate
Communists are long since well on their way towards the in the world today, they must surely be the satanic masterminds
attainment of that objective is a fact unchallenged by no one who direct the Communist conspiracy—grantirrg all of this, the
who knows the score on the present extent of Communist question arises, what can we do about it?
power and influence on the American scene. The mass media
of communications are all but totally controlled by those Well, above all else, we can and we must pray. "More things
whose goal is the destruction of America's sovereignty and its are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." Never
merger with Soviet Russia into a New World Order (how should a day pass when we who still enjoy the blessings of
dishonorable this nation's press which, for example, can freedom do not remember in prayer the Captive Nations of the
glorify a Martin Luther King and denigrate a Senator Joseph world, those millions of our fellow men who are enslaved
McCarthy). As for most of our so-called leaders, especially on under the utterly inhuman tyranny of Communism (and for
the federal level, the Communist conspiracy would not now whom treasonous detente means but a tightening of the chains
pose the threat it does were it not for the massive aid and that bind them). Nor should a day pass when we do not have
comfort given to it by successive administrations in recourse to the power of prayer as an essential weapon, and so
Washington over the past several decades (of scores of readily at our disposal, in the fight against Communism.
Without prayer, the cause of freedom is already lost. Without
prayer, and all that genuine prayer implies and includes,
America and what remains of the free world are doomed to fall
4. to Communist conquest.
Now some there are themselves ancH~omrnums:r, house is on kneels down and prays as he watches the blaze
believe that the of Communism is inevitable and who devour the house.
are living their lives and
themselves for that fateful Most of those who from some miraculous act of divine mt,er~,er1tH)n,
are of this frame of mind base this belief on their will not the advance of and
interpretation of "the last days" as described in the Bible. to upon it to do so is not, I the will of
Being convinced of the inevitability of a Communist victory, God. How applicable here the advice attributed to
such people that Communism should not be opposed Saint "Pray as if upon God,
because its and subjugation to it is the will of God and work as if everything depended upon " And there
in '-'"•'HJHU> is the incumbent upon all of us who would rightly
serve devotion to daily a to which the
towards those who hold Mother of God gave particular mention at Fatima. Surely one
with which we of the most and crucial of those I submit, must
this were held be that of while there is yet the paramount evil
be disastrous. The Communist of our conspiracy of atheistic Communism.
experts at the process of a
aim to conquer, the destruction of its will article is available as an ORCM REPRINT.
to resist one very effective means of so. I can See Literature section on
conceive of no more contribution to that objective
than the conviction on the part of a of a
nation's population that Communism will be
victorious.
But there is another of Americans, a far more sizeable
one, I think, no means of the mind that this
country is doomed or destined to fall to ~~'UUU-USU»u,
convinced if America this will be .,.,.,,.v,uv"'"'"""'
only by spiritual means.
Communism can be resisted, but
prayer. A number of Catholics are to be found in
To this type of I, for one, take It's
going to take more than prayer to defeat Communism and to
save the free world. a miracle, prayer alone will not do
the job. Indeed, the mind of the Church, I does not
the of those Catholics who hold that we can
away" the Communist threat. On the contrary, the
Church teaches that moral evil must be resisted in
proportion to the of the threat it poses. to be
seek the help of God prayer FATHER PLACID O.S.B.
we may with confidence anticipate
,u,.,v""""" in God's own time, yet on November 8, 1898. A convert to the faith
the good Lord us to do our part those who priest in the Benedictine Order on
help themselves" is theologically applicable The July 7, 1925. Served the Church in a of priestly
international, militant, atheistic of duties for the foliowing 25 years, in pastoral work, as a
Communism is a moral evil ("intrinsically c"""'"ll"'1. on the foreign missions, and as a chaplain in
none. We must indeed fervently and pray to be the British armed forces. Came to the United States in 1951
delivered from this satanic scourge, yes, but we must not be and was assigned to the Benedictine Cross Abbey in
content with this. Let not this be the of our Colorado, where he was stationed for the
anti-Communism. If it this nation will not survive. Unless, 24 years. Assumed duties at Our Lady of
in Stratton, in March, 1975 and
in addition to prayer, enough Americans make it their
resides there.
business, and soon to learn the awful truth about
Communism and become activists in the against it, Father White has been working with our ORCM for the past
Communism will be victorious. several months and offering Mass at our chapels in Aurora
and Colorado. He will also be the Mass and
The position, the frame of mind of those who are committed to Sacraments to some of the traditional on our Mass
the belief that Communism can be defeated prayer is, I circuit. For Father White's much in our ORCM
think, well described as religious neutralism such we are very so when we
people in been thus neutralized as the active realize that he is 78 years of age. him the
anti-Communists at least some of them would certainly health and the to serve the cause of traditional
otherwise be. their exclusive concentration on Catholicism for many years to come!
prayer as the sole weapon against Communism, the advocates
and practitioners of alone" are, I playing
into the hands of the Communist enemy. To me the situation is
comparable to that of a man who, upon that his
FATHER DANIELE. JONES of thousands of miles to bring the True
Mass and the Sacraments to ORCM groups
Born January 31, 1942 in Westcliffe, of traditional Catholics from coast to coast.
Colorado. Attended grade and high 84:hool Suffice it to say, and we know that we speak
in Delta, Colorado and, for one year, the for ORCM'ers and many other traditional
Colorado School of Mines [college]. His Catholics across the country, that his
training for the priesthood included three dedicated efforts for the preservation and
years at Carroll College in Helena, Montana propagation of our God-given faith are
and four years of theology at the American gratefully acknowledged and deeply appre-
College in Louvain, Belgium. Was ordained ciated. He is also the editor of Sangre de
to the priesthood on June 29, 1968 in Delta, Cristo Newsnotes which is a traditional
Colorado. Roman Catholic publication appearing at
least three times a year [subscription is
Father Jones joined the ORCM in 1973 and $3.00 annually—P.0. Box 89, Westcliffe,
has been a most active and loyal priest- Colorado 81252]. In his "spare" time, Father
member of it ever since. During the past Jones is a hunter and fisherman, and even
couple of years he has travelled many tens "plays at" golf and tennis!
ROBERT W. CLEARY FRANCIS J. MANEY
Born on January 25, 1928. Attended public Born in 1924 in Washington, D.C. Attended
grade and high schools and served in the Catholic grade and high schools and served
U.S. Navy for some 3 1/2 years. A bricklayer 3 1/z years with the U.S. Air Force during
by trade and an officer in the local union, W odd War II, seeing action in the South
married and the father of five children. Pacific. An electrical engineer, married and
the father of seven children. From 1973 to
the present, has attended Novus Ordo
services twice, for a funeral and a wedding!
Mr. Maney is a national officer of the
ORCM. Always ready to defend and
promote the cause of our traditional Roman
Catholic faith and dedicated to the
principles and objectives of the he is
ex,emp1siry Catholic whom the ORCM is
to have as a member of its governing
body.
JOHN MARK TRUJILLO
New
Mexico and presently a graduate student at
that institution. Plans to teach Medieval
Mr. is a national officer of the ORCM at the level. A
and has been since the convert to the faith and has a
founded. Our in ms,rr·i,u:i,·.,date with
which on March 19, 30, 1977.
on his property. The success of the ORCM
to date is due in part to his tireless
efforts and selfless devotion to the honor Mr. Trujillo became in the tradi-
and glory of God and the of tionalist movement only about a year ago
our divine faith. With men of his but in that relatively short become
faith and solid virtue at the helm, the very much of an activist He is the
ORCM is in hands. The leader of our ORCM group in Albuquerque.
photograph of him above, was He recently began
taken seven years ago. Work and worry, he articles for our ORCM NEWSLETTER,
says, over the sad state of Church and articles, we add, which have been
country have taken their toll in the very well received by the readers of this
publication.
6.
ANN MARIE SKOWRONSKI Father Fenton's secretary but performing a
variety of other functions connected with
Born on November 23, 1956 in Derby, the ORCM as well. Her boss describes her
Connecticut. Graduated from high school in as quiet [well, usually!], unassuming, very
1974, ranking second in her class of over 300 able and efficient, and most dedicated to the
students. Was a member of the National ideals for which the ORCM stands—in a
Honor Society in high school for the last word, a "top-flight" secretary. Since he
three years prior to her graduation. himself is a sort of perfectionist and by no
Entered college in the fall of 1974 but, means easy to please, Miss Skowronski is
deeming it a waste of time, left at the end of probably everything he says she is! While
the first semester. Earned a 3.8 average capable secretaries are not, perhaps, partic
while at college for which she was granted, ularly hard to find, secretaries who are not
in her word&, "some kind of award but only capable but whose fidelity to work is
never went it up." motivated by spiritual principles and noble
goals are a rarity. Miss Skowronski is one of
Miss Skowront,ki has been a part of the staff those. Incidentally, she is also very active
at our ORCM national office since on the local scene in the fight against the
February, 19"75, serving primarily as "phony" Equal Rights Amendment.
JOHN BAPTIST FRAGALE some two years now and in that time has
shown himself to he a veritable jack-of-all
Born in 1941 in Bronx, N.Y. Attended trades whose assistance in the numerous
Catholic grade school, the High School of tasks involved in the operation of our
Music and Art in New York City [at that ORCM has been invaluable. The material
time one of the five leading high schools in preparation of each issue of this newsletter
the country] and Iona College in New is done practically entirely by him. He is an
Rochelle, N.Y. where he studied philoso indefatigable and conscientious worker
phy, theology, business administration and whose loyalty and dedication to the tradi
marketing. Was very active in the Legion of tional cause in general and to the ORCM in
Mary and in the Blue Army of Our Lady of particular would he very hard to surpass.
Fatima for a number of years. Were it not for his addiction to telling corny
jokes, the writer of these lines, who knows
Mr. Fragale is our ORCM Administrator. him well, would have no adverse criticism
He has been a part of our office staff for to make of him!
– THE HIRELINGS, cont'd –
a Protestant, is sinful and shameful (without denying the V ��
authority of the Pope). Every Catholic today is confronted
with the choice between the current Catholic establishment —— IN DEFENSE OF THE FAITH
("the powers that be") and the Catholic remnant. The true
The finest work available on the "New Mass." A powerful remedy
Church is to be found in the remnant, faithful (as said Saint against current religious error. Introduces strong arguments for
Athanasius) to Tradition. "When you see the abomination of returning to the Traditional Latin Mass. Contains a wealth of
desolation standing in the holy place, then let those who are in information and a treasury of inspiration. Will convince any skeptic.
Judea flee to the mountains."
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Mass at approximately 6:30 p.m.
(415) (303) 247-1474
Call to verify: (406) 227-5450 Mass at 5:30 p.rn.
Sunday Schedule: Confessions at 11 :00
a.m., Mass at 11 :30 a.m.
Sunday, May 8
AURORA (Denver area) June 13
OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHAPEL OLATHE, COLORADO EL PASO, TEXAS
2566 Sable Boulevard (303) 323-5321 (915) 566-3228
(303) 364-4764 Mass at 6:30 p.m.
Masses for 1st & 2nd Sundays. of each
month are at 9: 00 & 11; 00 a.m; for 3rd, 4th
& 5th of each month: 12: 00 noon Sunday, May 22 :-;9:mr118v & Sunday, June 18 & 19
and 5:30 p.m, NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA
(Tampa area) (605) 456-2804
MONROE. (813) 868-0166 Mass at 5: 30 p.rn.
(Seven miles from Bridgeport on Rt 25) Mass at 10:00 a.m. Mass at 8:30 a.m.
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL
15 Pepper Street
Sunday, May 22
(203} 261 – 8290 Red Carpet lnn June 19
Masses: 8:00 & 9:30 a.m. i-4 State Route 436
Full schedule of weekday devotions. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA COLORADO
(303) 323-5321
(Orlando area)
BREWSTER (305) 299-0068
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL Mass at 5: 30 p.m.
June 26
Sunday, May 29 Our Lady of the
12:00 Noon FT. MITCHELL, KENTUCKY Route 1, Box 195
(Cincinnati, Ohio area) LOUISIANA
(601) 331-1873 or (513) 385-2208
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