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The French Genocide of The Catholic Vendee Was Not Forgotten By God, Whither Christendom?

todayJuly 15, 2016 1

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Mandeville, LA – A listener and friend writes about the horror of the Mohammedan attack on Nice, France, on Bastille Day.

So, on the day that the French celebrate the overthrow of the king and the Catholic Church, all in the name of “liberté, égalité, fraternité” (liberty, equality and fraternity), they are attacked by orthodox muslims.

Something tells me that God is using the mohammedans to wake the world up. He will not be mocked, and he doesn’t appreciate his church messing around with its traditions. We better get back to the social kingship of Christ, and soon.

John Zmirak, back in 2008, wrote about this on Bastille Day channeling God’s permanent memory and the eternal certainty of Divine Judgement.

Just as fascists excused their atrocities by pointing to Jewish prominence in the financial sphere and the press, leftists still defend the persecution of the Church by pointing to her political influence. We shouldn’t let them get away with it. I wait in vain for the historian who will write a comprehensive comparison of anti-Semitism and anti-clericalism. In the meantime, I’ll mark Bastille Day as best I can. In 1989, I helped organize a Requiem Mass for all the Revolution’s victims (we invited the French consul-general, but he pleaded a prior engagement). On several subsequent anniversaries, I’ve thrown a memorial party on the day, with foods and wines from the Vendée and counter-revolutionary songs.

 

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