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For Church and Country
Among the many qualities or distinctive marks of a Now it seems very logical to me that any
truly traditional Roman Catholic is, or ought to be, American who is a truly traditional Roman Catholic
that of loyalty and devotion to his country. It would ought to be as active and involved as he can be in
be regrettable, then, were traditional Catholics the task of helping to save his country. The fact of
outside the USA who receive this newsletter to take the matter though is that this is not the case. There
any offense from the following article because of its are some traditional Catholics in the USA (what
emphasis on American patriotism. And, insofar as percentage of the total I have no idea, but a sizeable
the preservation of freedom in what's left of the free number) who, however devoted they may be to the
world depends so very much, under God, upon the preservation and practice of our God-given Faith,
survival of America against Communism, and however concerned they may honestly be about
traditional Roman Catholics the world over may the present state and future survival of their
even grant the particular urgency of a reawakening country, seem to do little or nothing which would
of American patriotism in this our day. justify their being described as truly patriotic
Americans. Since the category of traditionalists to
whom I refer here are good people, I am not
************* accusing them of any conscious moral wrong or
Both the Roman Catholic Church and the attributing any evil intent to them. They are in good
United States of America are in exceedingly bad faith and they think they're good Americans. I
shape. With that statement no informed Catholic contend that such individuals are not good
American, or, for that matter, no informed Americans and, consequently, are not the good
individual, can honestly ta_ke issue in the slightest. Catholics they sincerely suppose they are.
Indeed, in my opinion, neither the Church in the As stated in the first paragraph of this article,
19112 centuries of its existence, nor this nation the principal enemies of the Roman Catholic Church
throughout the two centuries since its birth, has today, both in the USA and worldwide, are to a very
ever been in more dire straits than they are at the great extent the same hostile forces at work in the
moment. And it is my further contention that the destruction of our country and of free nations
current mournful tragic state of Church and nation everywhere. That being the case, traditional Roman
is, at least in very large part, the consequence of the Catholics are failing in the performance of their duty
machinations of the same evil forces, arduously and who are content with merely leading good personal
systematically working over many years to bring lives and who confine their activism solely to
about the ultimate destruction of both. And there is matters directly pertaining to the Faith. Those
the added parallel in this planned demolition of Catholics, who are not also activists in the fight
Church and civil government in that the enemy's against Communism and its allies in the political
destructive work in both cases is being realm and elsewhere, are, I submit, delinquent in the
accomplished, and very effectively so, primarily fulfillment of their moral obligation as members of
from within through subversion and treason. The the One True Church. The USA is the last remaining
betrayal of the Church and corruption of the Faith bastion of freedom in the world. As I have so often
on the part of the Vatican and of bishops and priests said and written in recent years, if this country falls
around the world are all too well known to, and victim to Communist enslavement, freedom will
lamented by, all knowledgeable traditional perish for all mankind. And if, God forbid, this
Catholics, while treason in the top echelons of the should happen, traditional Roman Catholics, as
federal government, including the principal resident unjustly treated as they now are by the powers that
in the White House, has surely never been more be in the N ovus Ordo Church, will have a far worse
blatant and brazen. (Pope Paul VI, incidentally, fate in store for them in the future. Nor is there any
gave a statement of approval for the giveaway of question in the world but that this country will go
the Panama Canal.) down if the One Worlders and traitors and
2 consummate hypocrites, whatever their Party label,
who are today in positions of power in the American Would that the gruesome observations in the
government are allowed to continue their preceding paragraph were but the figment of a weird
destructive course. hyperactive imagination! That they, and many
Hence, it is, I contend, the imperative duty of all more observations of the same kind, are all too
truly traditional Roman Catholics of this nation not literally true, however, is a terrifying fact, as all
only to pray but also to work for the preservation of sincere, well informed Roman Catholics fully realize.
America as well as for the preservation of their Both our Church and our nation are being destroyed
divine Faith. We are duty bound to oppose evil, from within, a destructive process now far advanced
whether that evil be found in religion or in the towards its ultimate goal.
political sphere. While the generality of How very distressing it is, then, to realize that
traditionalists are apparently more or less well there are some (many?) traditional Roman Catholics
informed on the evils that directly beset the Church, in this country who, from my observation, do little
all too few of them seem to be knowledgeable about or nothing that would identify them as truly
the exceedingly grave evils which threaten their patriotic Americans or, worse still, who see fit to
country in the political realm, with fewer still doing criticize and to belittle the efforts of their fellow
anything about it. For the well-being, indeed, for the traditionalists who are truly patriotic Americans
survival, of both the Church in America and of and actively committed to the fight against
America itself, it is exceedingly urgent that those Communism. What motivates such traditional
despicable politicians in all echelons of government Catholics (including some priests) in their
(and especially on the federal level) who are today in opposition to the patriotic endeavors of their
the process of selling out this nation be brought to associates in the traditionalist apostolate? Does
task and replaced by God-loving and God-fearing their professed total loyalty to the Church blind
men of wisdom and honor and courage. And again, them to the fact (so very plain to me) that, if this
it is a moral duty incumbent upon all traditional nation falls victim to Communist conquest, the
Roman Catholics to do their part towards that end. Roman Catholic Church in America will surely
In a letter to the Bishop of Madrid, Spain, in 1906, function quite literally underground and that all
Pope Saint Pius X wrote in part as follows: true Catholic priests, sisters and laymen will
undergo a persecution every bit as horrible as did
their predecessors in the early Church or at the time
"All must remember that nobody has the right to of the so-called Reformation in sixteenth century
remain indifferent when religion or the public England? Don't they realize, as previously noted,
welfare is in danger. Those who strive to destroy
religion and civil society aim above all at getting
that the enemies of our Church and our nation are
control, as far as possible, of the direction of much the same? Is one somewhat less a Catholic
public affairs and at having themselves chosen because he is also a patriotic American? Frankly,
legislators. It is therefore necessary that the logic of such thinking totally escapes me.
Catholics should strive with all their might to Perhaps such people honestly want to be martyrs
avert that danger." (emphasis added.) and figure that the Communist subjugation of their
country will ensure their martyrdom. Well, that
could well be. Speaking for myself though, I have
always felt that I could serve the cause of God and
It is the undeniable objective of those who country far better alive than dead!
today occupy the highest positions of power and So, which comes first, Church or country? To
influence in the American government so to which should a traditional Catholic American give
transform the political and economic structure of prior or greater love and loyalty and service? By
this nation that it can be merged with that of j;he any standard the answer, of course, is self-evident.
Soviet Union, and this as an essential preliminary As Heaven transcends earth, the claims of the
step toward the ultimate end of a One World Church to the allegiance and fidelity of a Catholic
government, the New World Order (the N ovus Ordo, transcend those of his native or adopted land. Were
if you will). In other words, the name of the game (an a situation ever to arise wherein he would be forced
abhorrent game, to be sure) is the destruction of the to choose between the two, the choice he must make
independence and sovereignty of the USA and its is a foregone conclusion. In practice, however, the
amalgamation into a One World organization under two loyalties are much intertwined in view of the
the total control of a ruthless, power-hungry, fact that true patriotism (not to be confused with
godless, amoral regime of universal slavery such as extreme nationalism) is both a virtue and a moral
exists, say, in Red China today. The world, in a obligation imposed by the Fourth Commandment.
word, will become one vast concentration camp in It follows, then, tpat a Catholic American who is a
which all believers in God will be endlessly good Catholic is also a good American, and, if he is
persecuted or brutally exterminated (remember that not a good American, he can hardly be classified as a
a minimum of 34 million human beings have been good Catholic. Note the words of Pope Pius XII
put to death since the Communist murderers took (March 23, 1958):
over on the mainland of China, and some 2 million
have been killed in Cambodia since the Reds got
control of that unhappy land.) Needless to say, in
any Red conquest of America traditional Roman
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Catholics would be in the forefront of those marked
for persecution and liquidation.
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by
In SeaRch JOHN
MARK
o~ a Catholic past TRUJILLO, M.A.
From where I am writing this article, a great More than anything else, Catholicism is its
past lingers and refuses to die. It lingers in the faces past. If philosophy.as the Medievals put it, is the
of the Mexican and Indian populations here in New '' handmaiden of theology'', theology can in a sense
Mexico. It lingers in the . architecture of the be called the handmaiden of tradition. And tradition
churches, missions and public buildings which once is not only the development of doctrine; it is also the
dominated the cities and which still dot the history of its cultural expression. To paraphrase
countryside. Together they speak to the traveler in a Christopher Dawson, a great Catholic historian, the
voice both tragic and prophetic: "This was once a truths of the Faith express themselves dynamically
Catholic land!" A sight so vibrant and beckoning in the cultural, social and political realms by an
cannot but touch Catholics from the vast urban internal logic and as a necessary adjunct in the
population centers, from the great churchless, fulfillment of the Church's mission. The early
cement, secular Sodoms that this country has Church laid the foundations for the eventual tie of
allowed to arise. Christianity with the state. Not surprisingly, the
But even this my homeland, an area truly greatest Ages of Faith have also been the greatest
Catholic by nature, has not escaped the all- ages of Catholic political domination. In other
pervasive work of decay that certainly predated the words, the Church has prospered spiritually and
Second Vatican Council. Long before that august physically to the greatest extent when it has
body gave the funeral oration to Christendom (the enjoyed the approval and protection of civil
social, political, cultural expression of Christianity), government. Indeed, according to St. Augustine,
it was a dead thing, and it was dead because its past the very reason for the existence of the state is to
was allowed to die. In a sense the tragedy is even protect the Church.
deeper here in the American Southwest. Most of the We live in a post-Christian society, one
U.S. cannot point to physical evidence of a Catholic contemptuous of the very institutions which gave
past (not counting churches, of course). It was never birth to Western Civilization. Thus our tie to the
possessed; therefore it could not be taken away. past does not consist of a living, day-to-day
Here in the Southwest, Catholics are a race of experience, as in the High Middle Ages. We must
dispossessed kings. They share a common depend upon the artificial medium of reading about
wretchedness, the loss of their land to foreign the heroes and saints of Catholic history. Not all of
heretics. r -, us are historians or avid readers by disposition, but
Yet, cannot what I have pointed to be said of all it seems to me that we have a duty-and more so
Catholics in America? Are we not all prisoners in a now because of the poverty of our cultural
secular purgatory? And is it not true that if we read environment-to instill or reinstill in ourselves a
back in history far enough we will find our Faith genuine love of Catholic tradition through the
expressed in every activity of the public life? This written word. There is not space here to render a
great truth has hitherto escaped our notice, and our bibliography of good Catholic histories, many of
continued absentmindedness in this area is a crack which (alas!) are out of print. However, many
in the foundation of post-Conciliar Catholic libraries stock good authors like H. Daniel-Rops and
traditionalism. Christopher Dawson. A good rule of thumb, by the
The days immediately preceding the Council are way, is that most histories written since Vatican II,
sometimes idealized, not without some reason, as with some few exceptions, are fit only for the flames.
days of great prosperity for the Church. Yes, the Also, stay away from Will Durant's (an ex-Catholic)
seminaries were full, but seething with mediocrity histories, unless you want to get a "bellyful" of
and discontent ready to explode into the craziest Liberalism.
forms of secularism. Pope Pius XII through a The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is itself a great
monumental effort held a clergy together that was treasury of our past, and one may profitably begin
bored with, or ignorant of, their past. And for the the study of Catholic history by researching the
Catholic, once the past becomes merely a dim development of the Mass through the Ages. This
memory and not a living ideal, loss of faith is often study can be the door through which one may enter
not far away. into the great storehouse of our entire history.
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For God and the love of God! In the order of new, foreign, apostate religion. We are suddenly,
Providence man has only one final end: Heaven and visibly, in the minority, as Noah and his .followers
the Beatific Vision. It is, therefore, of the most vital surely were. Nevertheless, we have the all-important
importance for him to strive to direct his entire life duty to remain faithful to God and to His holy laws
towards this supreme goal. and teachings. We must hold fast to the traditions
What is the difference between the saints and we have received. (II Thess. 2:15)
imperfect souls? Is it in the nature of the work to The faithful priests among us are true ministers
which they devote themselves? Evidently not. of God. They share in the responsibility to teach, to
During the whole of our lives we may be performing sanctify and to lead in the hierarchical structure
actions which are sublime, and at the end of a long Jesus gave His Church. It has seemed imperative
career we may be far from being saints. On the other for us traditional Catholics to organize Mass centers
hand, we see simple Christians-such as Anna and chapels to more readily preserve our threatened
Marie Taigi or Matt Talbot, a Dublin Faith. In many cases the laity have had to take the
docker-whose whole day is taken up with initiative, yet we all realize that it is the faithful
commonplace occupations, and they are on their clergy who must be our leaders. In the ORCM we
way to sainthood. How does the difference arise? have the powerful added advantage of having a
From love! Charity, more and more detached from central coordinating office, like the diocesan
all that is not God, has made of these apparently chancery office, which assists our otherwise often
humdrum lives an unbroken canticle of praise, an isolated groups to function more efficiently and with
unceasing prayer. a broader sense of purpose. Our clergy and religious
In the spiritual life, it is evident that charity is are becoming united in a way reminiscent of the
of capital importance. Recall the words of St. Paul: diocesan organization and religious orders with
"If I should have all faith so that I could remove which we were familiar before they were subverted.
mountains …. and if I should distribute all my goods We thank God that we are seeing some
to feed the poor and if I should deliver my body to be encouraging fruits germinating from the
burned and have not charity, it profiteth me organizational framework established when the
nothing." (I Cor. 12:2-3) r -· ORCM was founded in 1973. I remember a few years
"Yet we are sometimes tempted to believe that ago when it was dawning on several of us how deep
if we were entrusted with this duty or if we could be and profuse was the cancerous subversion of our
relieved of that employment, or could be freed from beloved Church. It seems to me that, in these five or
the company of some irritating person, we should so short years, our understanding of what has been
make more rapid progress in the way of perfection. and is transpiring in the worldwide picture of
This is a great illusion. In principle these imagined religion has noticeably improved. And we have been
obstacles are intended to be transformed into all the while making steady strides in doing our part
ladders to lead us up to God for … our perfection in the building of an organized visible resistance to
depends neither on the form of our work, nor on our this general apostasy. Organized conspiracy against
environment, but on the charity which inspires our the Church calls for organized resistance.
activity." (Abbot Marmion, O.S.B.) We don't know what the future has in store for
So it is with our Orthodox Roman Catholic us. We do know, however, that we must do our best
Movement (ORCM). What counts is the charity in the current circumstances and prepare for the
which motivates us and our dedication to doing future as realistically as we can. As long as charity
God's Will. True, the work in which we are engaged rules in our hearts, we need not fear that our efforts
is a most sublime one, the preservation of our God- will be fruitless.
given Faith in a time of unparalleled general Many of those who call themselves traditional
apostasy. Maybe things were worse at the time of Catholics lack that charity we would expect and
Noah. I don't know. We have been forced out of our
once-Catholic churches. Those who used to be our
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IN SEARCH OF A CATHOLIC PAST, cont'd from Page 4 CHARITY-THE SUPREME VIRTUE, cont'd from Page 5
Moreover, the True Mass has been one of the prime hope to see in them. The same applies to many
targets of false scholarship in the campaign to get Protestants and New Ordo Christians. Those who
Catholics to accept the Novus Ordo. Seeking out have been baptized into the one true Church but do
good works on the subject is one way for Catholics not now profess the Faith in its entirety are, you
to arm themselves against the errors taught in the might say, our prodigal brethren who have strayed
"new Mass." from the Faith of all times. By our good example,
There are myriad ways to begin the study of our our perseverence in the Faith, our apostolic charity,
history. Many devotional practices, like reading the we may be able, by the grace of God, to show
lives of the Saints, can become a springboard to a some of them the way back into the heart of
deeper knowledge of Catholic history and tradition. the Church and to the faithful profession of our
Hence, the reading of St. Ignatius Loyola can lead Holy Catholic Faith. God desires their conversion
the reader to Counter-Reformation Spain-the same far more than we do, yet somehow it appears
logic applies to the writings of many other saints. that He allows Himself to be dependent on us,
Certainly some aspects of our past will be of His poor human creatures, to be instruments in
more interest than others. The point is that the salvation of others. So it behooves us to make
knowledge of even a modest portion of the subject is ourselves as available as we can to Him, and to Our
far better than knowing little or nothing at all, Blessed Mother who is Mediatrix of All Graces, so
which is the sad condition of far too many Catholics. that not only may we be saved, but many of those
In one sense it is quite understandable that the around us as well whose lives God would have us
names of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson influence. Charity urges us on.
are more familiar to most American Catholics than Almost as a footnote to this article, it seems to
those of great Popes, like Leo I and Gregory VII, or me that there are three simple practices to which we
great Catholic kings, like St. Louis, or Phillip II of traditional Catholics should ever remain faithful in
Spain. But in another sense it is quite order to retain and to increase the life of charity in
disturbing-almost blameworthy-for reasons that our souls: (1) pray the Rosary daily; (2) wear the
have hopefully been made a little clearer in this Brown Scapular; (3) read at least a chapter a day
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SALINAS
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY SUNDAY, JUNE 11 SUNDAY, JULY 2
(408) 449-3251 or 449-2909 OURLADYOFTHEROSARY OURLADYOFTHEROSARY
Sunday Mass at 10:00 A.M. Alumni Memorial Chapel Holiday Inn
University of New Mexico Campus 45 Industrial Highway
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO (1 mile south of Phila. lnt'I Airport)
WALNUT CREEK [Oakland area] (505) 268-9025 Mass at 11 :00 A. M. ESSINGTON , PENNSYLVANIA
OURLADYOFTHEROSARY (215) 328-1348
SUNDAY, JUNE 11 Confessions 9-9 :45 A.M. Mass at 10:00 A.M .
Veteran Memorial Hall OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY
1250 Locust Street P.O. Box 164 SUNDAY, JULY 9
LOVELAND, COLORADO IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHAPEL
(415) 837-6499 (303) 667-9047 Mass at 5:30 P.M. 1406 East 21st Street
Sunday Mass at 11:30 A.M. PUEBLO, COLORADO
SUNDAY, JUNE 11 (303) 544-0336 Mass at 10:00 A.M.
OUR LADY OF FATIMA
AURORA [Denver area) Sheraton Patriot Inn SUNDAY,JULY9
OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHAPEL 3032 Richmond Road OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY
WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Sheraton O' Hare Hotel
2566 Sable Boulevard (804) 737-8211 or 490-3075 after 5:30 P.M. 681 0 N. Mannheim Road
(303) 364-4764 Confessions 9:30-10:45 AM Mass 11 :00 AM ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS (Chicago area)
Sunday Masses at 9 & 11 A.M. (312) 546-5865
SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Confessions 9:30-10-45 AM Mass 11 :00 AM
No Masses 4th and, when occurring, IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHAPEL
5th Sundays of each month. 2020 Second Avenue North SUNDAY.JULY 16
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA OURLADYOFTHEROSARY
(406) 452-8826 Mass at 11 :00 A.M. R.E.A. Bldg. (South of Durango)
MONROE DURANGO . COLORADO
[Seven miles from Bridgeport on Rt. 25) SUNDAY, JUNE 18 (303) 884-2878 Mass at 10:00 A.M .
OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHAPEL
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL 1279 Parkway SUNDAY, JULY 16
15 Pepper Street WEST COVINGTON , KENTUCKY OURLADYOFTHEROSARY
(203) 261-8290 (Cincinnati area) P.O. Box 164
Sunday Masses at 8:00 & 9:30 A.M. (513) 385-2208 LOVELAND, COLORADO
Saturday Confessions at 7-8 :00 P.M. (303) 667-9047 Mass at 5:30 P M.
Sunday Confessions at 8:30-8:45 A.M .
SUNDAY.JULY 16
Masses at 9:00 and 11 :00 A.M.
BREWSTER OUR LADY OF FATIMA CH APEL
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL SUNDAY, JUNE 25 1279 Parkway
OUR LADY OF FATIMA WEST COVINGTON , KENTUCKY
Route 124 (Cincinnati area)
Ramada Inn
(914) 279-3241 1700 U.S. 19 South (513) 385-2 208
Sunday Mass at 12:00 Noon NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA (Tampa area) Satu rday Confessions at 7-8 :00 P.M.
(813) 868-01 66 Mass at 10:00 A.M. Sunday Confessions at 8:30-8 :45 A. M.
BUFFALO Masses at 9:00 and 11 :00 A.M.
SUNDAY, JUNE 25
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY SUNDAY, JULY 23
:~: Charter House Quality Inn North OU R LADY OF THE ROSARY
="= 6643 Transit Road 1-4 and State Rt. 434 Alumni Memorial Chapel
:0: (716) 692-5~08 LONGWOOD, FLORIDA (Orlando area)
(305),.299·0068 Mass at 5:30 P.M.
University of New Mexico Campus
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
:)ii;.::. Sunday Mass at 9:30 A.M. (505) 268-9025 Mass at 11 :00A .M.
No Mas ses 4th and, when occurring, SUNDAY, JUNE 25
.I. OUR LADY OF TH E ROSARY CHAPEL SUNDAY, JULY 23
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5th Sundays of each month.
ROCHESTER
Route 1. Box 195
OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA (Lafayette area)
(318) 94 2-9053
OUR LADY OFTHEROSARY
Izaak Walton Cabin
7th Ave . N.E. at E. Silver Lake Drive
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY Confessions 9-10:15 A. M. Mass 10:30 A. M. ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
Airport Holiday Inn (507) 282-5163 or 289-8522
SUNDAY, JUNE 25 Confessions 9-10:45 AM Mass at 11 :00 AM
911 Brooks Avenue OURLADY OFTH EROSARY
(716) 342-3132 Rodeway Inn SUNDAY, JULY 23
Sunday Mass at 1:00 P. M. 6802 South Sprague OU RLADY OFTHEROSARY
No Masses 4th and, when occurring, TACOMA, WASHINGTON Quality Inn North
(206) 475-5471 1-4 and State Rt. 434
5th Sundays of each month. Confessions 9-9 :45 A.M. Mass 10:00 A.M. LONGWOOD , FLORIDA (Orlando area)
(305) 299-0068 Mass at 10 00 A.M.
SUNDAY, JUNE 25
MOUNT VERNON, WASHINGTON SUNDAY, JULY 23
(206) 424 -1 808 Mass at 6:00 PM OUR LADY OF FATIMA
Ramada Inn
MONDAY, JUNE 26 1700 U.S . 19 South
PORT ANGELES , WASHINGTON NEW PORT RICH EY, FLORIDA (Tampa area)
(206) 457 -3400 Mass at 5: 30 P.M. (813) 868-0166 Mass at 5 30 P M.