Pope Leo X: Occult Father of Luther’s movement A commentary on Roberto de Mattei’s, “To Which Church does Pope Bergoglio belong?” ________________________________________________To which Church does Pope Bergoglio belong? By Roberto de Mattei Corrispondenza Romana (Italian newspaper) October 19, 2016Translated by Francesca Romanahttp://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2016/10/de-mattei-to-which-church-does-pope.html#more
The Secret History of the Protestant ReformationA Revolt Against Papal-Fugger Usury and Catholic NominalismMichael Hoffmanwww.RevisionistHistory.org“The heathen were able, by the light of reason, to conclude that a usurer is a double-dyed thief and murderer. We Christians, however, hold them in such honor, that we fairly worship them for the sake of their money…Whoever eats up, robs and steals the nourishment of another, that man commits as great a murder...as he who starves a man or utterly undoes him.
Half a Millennium of Total Depravity (1517-2017): A Critique of Luther’s Impact on the Eve of His “Catholic” Apotheosis24th Annual Roman Forum Summer SymposiumGardone Riviera (Italy), June 27th-July 8th, 2016(Michael Hoffman’s comment follows this statement) Our civilization is so sick that even the best efforts to prop up its few tottering remnants manifest the pathetic illness that has step by step brought the entire structure crumbling down. The disease in question is a willful, prideful, irrational, and ignorant obsession with “freedom”.
By Michael HoffmanOur colleague, who writes under the nom de plume "Maurice Pinay," has tracked the occult footprints in the “traditional Catholic” movement with admirable persistence.
Questions on UsuryFrom D.L., Omaha, Nebraska:Michael,I have just completed reading your excellent book Usury in Christendom: The Mortal Sin that Was and Now is Not, and am re-reading and researching various sections for further clarity. Here are questions and comments which I hope you can assist me with in whatever spare time may allow.1.
