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1986 speech given by now deceased Priest John O'Conner exposing Maitreya, Freemasonry, Antichrist communist movement, new age occult practices, church infiltration of the homosexual movement, the Federal Reserve and more. In a two-hour presentation (available on DVD), Father O'Connor gave a homily titled "The Reign of the Antichrist," in which he described how changes within society and in the institution were already at work before his death to provide for the coming of Antichrist. In this sermon and elsewhere, O'Connor outlined the catalyst for this scheme unfolding as a result of "Masonic Conspirators" within the organization whose plan, called "Alta Vendetta,". Fr. O'Connor was dismissed from the Dominicans according to the author of "The Sexual Celibate," and not excommunicated. Further information * : They had problems which affected them more immediately. The Rev. John O'Connor, O.P., for example, had recently had his priestly faculties suspended by the superior of his province, the Rev. Donald J. Goergen, O.P. O'Connor had produced a series of tapes for the New Jersey-based casette apostolate, Keep the Faith, on a variety of subjects, including rock music and private revelations. He had become, in fact, their most requested speaker and his tapes sold even better than those of Fulton J. Sheen. Howard Walsh, president of Keep the Faith, claimed that O'Connor's "Rosary Crusade: The World's Last Great Hope," was the most widely distributed tape of all time. Now the suspended priest claimed in a series of tapes of both the audio and video variety that his province, which included priests like the Vatican-censured Matthew Fox and the uncensured Richard Woods, author of the dubious Another Kind of Love, was run by a ring of homosexuals. He then went on to claim that his provincial, Father Goergen was a practicing homosexual. Over the course of the months following his suspension, O'Connor's charges became progressively more extreme. In addition to claiming that homosexuals were running the province, O'Connor claimed that the priory at River Forest was being run as a homosexual bordello to keep local priests off the streets and to prevent them from contracting AIDS. By November 2, 1989, O'Connor was implicating the Superior General of the entire order in aeonspiracy against him as well as the ordinary of Chicago, Joseph Cardinal Bernardin. "A prominent Catholic layman who just returned from a business trip to the Vatican," O'Connor wrote in his open letter dated November 2, 1989, "told me that it is known all over Rome that Cardinal Bernardine [sic] is a practicing homosexual..." The order, for its part, responded by claiming that O'Connor was "crazy." According to Provincial Goergen, O'Connor was slandering fellow priests, and that intolerable situation had to be stopped. Provincial Goergen dismissed the charges O'Connor had made against him but became especially incensed about the charges O'Connor was making against other Dominicans. O'Connor accused one in particular of being a communist who had set out to infiltrate the order over 40 years ago. "My earnest judgment," wrote one Dominican in response to the charges, "is that Father O'Connor is not well-balanced. "The priest then recounted the story of a classmate of his who happened to meet O'Connor at the priory and inquired how he was only to be "greeted with steaming insults." Of the charges against Goergen, the priest writes, "I am sure that the charges against the Provincial, Father Goergen, which Father O'Connor makes, are slanderous. Even though Father Goergen is more liberal than I in certain matters of morality, and perhaps more tolerant of homosexual mores, I believe he struggles to represent the Catholic faith. Now I admit that he failed in The Sexual Celibate, a book written when he was younger. For some Catholics, the matter of sexual morality was then, as now, a troubling matter. But to accuse him of moral turpitude, as Father O'Connor does, is surely a grievous failure, for It has no foundation. I know that homosexual activity is mortally sinful and personally harmful to a participant's psyche. I can never condone its practice. I am not here trying to cover the failures of anyone. But I am sure that Father O'Connor's attacks on Father Goergen, even apart from being a fundamental and serious failure in charity, are without foundation." No one, however, was claiming that Father O'Connor's companion on the trip to South Dakota was crazy. SOURCES: "The many faces of Cardinal Bernardin" by E. Michael Jones From the March, 1990 issue of Fidelity (now Culture Wars) magazine Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, Archbishop of Chicago B. April 2, 1928 D. November 14, 1996 - Requiescat in Pace http://www.culturewars.com/CultureWars/Archives/Fidelity_archives/bernardin.html http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/abbott/061214

Priest John O'Conner Exposes New World Order 1 of 3

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1986 speech given by now deceased Priest John O'Conner exposing Maitreya, Freemasonry, Antichrist communist movement, new age occult practices, church infiltration of the homosexual movement, the Federal Reserve and more. In a two-hour presentation (available on DVD), Father O'Connor gave a homily titled "The Reign of the Antichrist," in which he described how changes within society and in the institution were already at work before his death to provide for the coming of Antichrist. In this sermon and elsewhere, O'Connor outlined the catalyst for this scheme unfolding as a result of "Masonic Conspirators" within the organization whose plan, called "Alta Vendetta,". Fr. O'Connor was dismissed from the Dominicans according to the author of "The Sexual Celibate," and not excommunicated. Further information * : They had problems which affected them more immediately. The Rev. John O'Connor, O.P., for example, had recently had his priestly faculties suspended by the superior of his province, the Rev. Donald J. Goergen, O.P. O'Connor had produced a series of tapes for the New Jersey-based casette apostolate, Keep the Faith, on a variety of subjects, including rock music and private revelations. He had become, in fact, their most requested speaker and his tapes sold even better than those of Fulton J. Sheen. Howard Walsh, president of Keep the Faith, claimed that O'Connor's "Rosary Crusade: The World's Last Great Hope," was the most widely distributed tape of all time. Now the suspended priest claimed in a series of tapes of both the audio and video variety that his province, which included priests like the Vatican-censured Matthew Fox and the uncensured Richard Woods, author of the dubious Another Kind of Love, was run by a ring of homosexuals. He then went on to claim that his provincial, Father Goergen was a practicing homosexual. Over the course of the months following his suspension, O'Connor's charges became progressively more extreme. In addition to claiming that homosexuals were running the province, O'Connor claimed that the priory at River Forest was being run as a homosexual bordello to keep local priests off the streets and to prevent them from contracting AIDS. By November 2, 1989, O'Connor was implicating the Superior General of the entire order in aeonspiracy against him as well as the ordinary of Chicago, Joseph Cardinal Bernardin. "A prominent Catholic layman who just returned from a business trip to the Vatican," O'Connor wrote in his open letter dated November 2, 1989, "told me that it is known all over Rome that Cardinal Bernardine [sic] is a practicing homosexual..." The order, for its part, responded by claiming that O'Connor was "crazy." According to Provincial Goergen, O'Connor was slandering fellow priests, and that intolerable situation had to be stopped. Provincial Goergen dismissed the charges O'Connor had made against him but became especially incensed about the charges O'Connor was making against other Dominicans. O'Connor accused one in particular of being a communist who had set out to infiltrate the order over 40 years ago. "My earnest judgment," wrote one Dominican in response to the charges, "is that Father O'Connor is not well-balanced. "The priest then recounted the story of a classmate of his who happened to meet O'Connor at the priory and inquired how he was only to be "greeted with steaming insults." Of the charges against Goergen, the priest writes, "I am sure that the charges against the Provincial, Father Goergen, which Father O'Connor makes, are slanderous. Even though Father Goergen is more liberal than I in certain matters of morality, and perhaps more tolerant of homosexual mores, I believe he struggles to represent the Catholic faith. Now I admit that he failed in The Sexual Celibate, a book written when he was younger. For some Catholics, the matter of sexual morality was then, as now, a troubling matter. But to accuse him of moral turpitude, as Father O'Connor does, is surely a grievous failure, for It has no foundation. I know that homosexual activity is mortally sinful and personally harmful to a participant's psyche. I can never condone its practice. I am not here trying to cover the failures of anyone. But I am sure that Father O'Connor's attacks on Father Goergen, even apart from being a fundamental and serious failure in charity, are without foundation." No one, however, was claiming that Father O'Connor's companion on the trip to South Dakota was crazy. SOURCES: "The many faces of Cardinal Bernardin" by E. Michael Jones From the March, 1990 issue of Fidelity (now Culture Wars) magazine Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, Archbishop of Chicago B. April 2, 1928 D. November 14, 1996 - Requiescat in Pace http://www.culturewars.com/CultureWars/Archives/Fidelity_archives/bernardin.html http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/abbott/061214