TradCatKnight Radio: Walter Adams, "Catholic Monarchy & CounterRevolution" Talk given 11-14-2015 (aprox. 1 hour 30 mins) Please consider donating to the TradCatKnight apostolate! We GO & GROW as your charity flows... orderoftheeagle.wordpress.com/donate-3/ Topics included in this talk: The background and conversion of Walter Adams, slide from Monarchy into democratic republicanism, from Christ to antichrist, new world disorder, Blessed Virgin Mary vital in these times, martial law in Scripture?, Monarchy vs Democracy, FreeMasonry & Democracy, "impotent humanitarianism", protestantism/liberalism/modernism & sin of pride, new age and living according to "conscience", rights of God vs, rights of man, the culture of self vs. culture of selfless love, voting and election fraud...the illusion "I have a say", Will of God vs. Will of the People, novelty of democracy, false freedoms, Vatican II, the new man centered religion, humanism, Archbishop Lefebvre, Social Kingship of Christ, the jews and masonry, true friends of the peoples are monarchists!, myth of catholic monarchy "tyranny", benefits of catholic monarchy, true social order comes from Christ and Catholic Church, heresy of Americanism, right to religious liberty, liberty of conscience, separation of Church and state, French spirituality, Revolution vs. CounterRevolution, 1776 is not the answer...33 A.D IS!, spiritual dimensions of Catholic Monarchy, coronations vs constitutional oaths, blessing from the people or God and the Church?, accountability of the Monarch to God and the people and MUCH more! Summary: 1. Monarchy is a form of government where a state is headed by a monarch while democracy is a government headed by elected representatives. 2. Power and position is passed through heritage and bloodline in Monarchy while democracy principally supports elections (people’s choice). 3. In monarchy, supreme power is given to an individual while in Democracy, the power to govern is directly or indirectly carried out by the people. 4. In Democracy, all is equal before the law while in Monarchy, the monarch is the law. Read more: Difference Between Monarchy and Democracy | Difference Between | Monarchy vs Democracy http://www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/politics/difference-between-monarchy-and-democracy/#ixzz3rZThsonn About the guest: Walter Adams is an educator and experienced business executive. He worked as a management consultant for both Booz & Company (formerly Booz Allen Hamilton) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) during most of the 1990's. In 1998, The Sterno Group, the internationally recognized brand manufacturer of cooking fuel, recruited Walter as Vice-President of Operations, and after only eighteen months, the board promoted him to the position of President. In addition, he has served as Chief Operating Officer for a regional outdoor furniture manufacturer. Mr. Adams holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from Princeton University and a Master's Degree in Public and Private Management from Yale University. He is married and the father of one. Walter converted to the Catholic Church prior to his marriage in 1985. Touched deeply by the life of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, he consecrated himself to the Virgin Mary not long after his conversion. He eventually came to learn that the Lord had established a spiritual sister of Thérèse's, St. Joan of Arc, firmly in his life and that both were leading him on his journey to the Immaculate Heart of Mary where Christ Himself reigns. The Counterrevolutionary and Royal Army of America (CRAA) is a contemplative based initiative dedicated to the reign of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Social Kingship of Christ through the Catholic Monarchy and in the friendship and sisterly care of Ste. Jehanne d'Arc and Ste. Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus. The CRAA is inspired directly by the Armée Catholique et Royale, an 18th century counterrevolutionary movement from the Vendée/Bocage region of western France during the French Revolution. Resources: http://royaumefrance.com facebook.com/catholicarmy catholicmonarchy.com The Divine Right to rule does not mean, as so many assume it does, that a Monarch is free to “act divine.” The Divine Right to rule means quite the opposite. It means that the “right to rule is divinely ordained,” or, to put it another way, the “right to rule comes from God.” Therefore, the Monarch has an enormous responsibility to rule in fairness and justice, with a love for his or her people that resembles the love of a father or mother for their children. The subjects, in turn, look to their King and Queen as “father and mother” of their kingdom. The Monarch knows that he or she will be judged by God regarding their rule.

• published: 15 Nov 2015
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