posted on Oct, 29 2011 @ 04:01 PM
If you're under the assumption that the Catholic Church has little power, you are quite mistaken...
www.cephas-library.com...
"Thus, for instance, after the First World War, when it seemed as if Bolshevism would conquer Europe, political movements in various countries with
the intention of
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checking it. These found an immediate and ready ally in the Catholic Church, whose fulminations against the Socialist doctrines were becoming more and
more virulent with the increase of the danger. Some of these movements were known by the names of Fascism, Nazism, Falangism, and so on. The Pope made
these alliances effective by employing the influence of the Catholic Church as a religious institution, and of the Vatican as a diplomatic-political
centre."
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Ever wonder why just about every head of state or leader of a country has always made it an important issue to meet with the Pope?
I'm not saying the inforamtion presented in the article are the truth, that's why I asked for opinions. Real opinions, not just one liners....
BEFORE YOU REPLY, make every post matter.
No 1-Liners: Please do not create minimal "me too," "I agree," or similar very-short replies. (Adding "second line" to short comments doesn't
count.)