Was/Is There A Major Homosexual Network?

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Let’s just be blatant about it: was there, and is there still, a homosexual network at the topmost level of American Catholicism, one that allowed the abuse crisis to all but overtake the many good bishops and priests out there?

Did the network succeed in strategically installing certain gay-friendly bishops across North America?

This is a dark, dark subject over which one should not obsess (we know Who wins in the end) but we must root it out and it goes to what the Pope said last week: that we must now seek out the full truth, whatever the truth is — which will help all those good priests — and future seminarians — out there.

It’s difficult to see how such a formal conspiracy could work to such efficient effect, and the issue of abuse, as we’ll be hearing all week, when the Pope visits Ireland, is not confined to the U.S. But sometimes one does wonder about the idea of a truly nefarious “axis” of pederasty, one that may even have involved, in some instances, practices of the occult.

We say this because two decades ago, we were contacted by a woman and her daughter who alleged that a very major U.S. cardinal, no longer alive, had abused the daughter when she was 11, in a horrendous way — forcing her into a sexual act that involved the Eucharist. We won’t go into further detail. As it is, we apologize for having to broach the aforementioned. 

At the time, we discounted it as “false-memory syndrome”: where people suddenly “recall” things in their deep past. This syndrome has implicated many people in all walks of life in very horrendous things, often very falsely (especially when it has to do with satanic ritual abuse, and just as there are priests who have been wrongly besmirched).

But we come to learn, in revisiting this, that the girl, an adult woman when we spoke with her, passed several lie-detector tests and had consulted bestselling Catholic writer Malachi Martin, who incorporated her allegations into a book, Windswept House. She went by the nom de guerre of “Agnes.” And besides her own claim of abuse — which she said was conducted not just by the future cardinal, but also a future monsignor who was in an occultic-like group with the future cardinal. She claimed her dog was killed by them. She swore an affidavit.

Location: Greenville, South Carolina. Year: 1957. A future monsignor ended up in a powerful spot in a diocese in that state, and the cardinal sprung from there to a very powerful national position, including with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

It sounds ludicrous, and possibly is. A future major cardinal, in such a hideous act? And yet one is made to wonder for a number of reasons.

First: recently, a priest in Iowa was arrested with a trove of child pornography, some of it horribly sadistic. Police found e-mails and online “chats” in which this poor cleric spoke of descending to “Satan” and fantasized about harming children in his neighborhood and killing a girl’s dog. The diocese had his home exorcised.

Two: Many years ago, visiting Greenville, a woman active in the Marian movement detailed the horrendous effect the abuse of a priest had had on her son. It was the first time we heard directly of abuse. The priest seemed to have free rein there.

Three, the now-famous Pennsylvania grand jury report detailed abuse by priests that was just as horrendous, including use of a Crucifix and Holy Water during or after terrible sexual acts with children. It also showed a clear network of priests involved, and elements of sadism. The way the Crucifix was used made one wonder if a ritual, consciously or unconsciously, was enacted.

Apologies again, but were some priests, bishops, and perhaps even a cardinal or two members of a satanic cult?

That too seems — for the moment — a bridge too far. But it’s something the Vatican — which contends with its own so-called “Lavender Mafia” — must promptly investigate. Some believe that priests and lay people who were going to expose such have been harmed.

While formal involvement in satanism seems sensationalistic, it is easy now to see, as we have stated for many years, that whether the conspiracy was at an earthly or spiritual level, the devil greatly infiltrated the Church, and it is also easy to see that there seemed to be a connection from Los Angeles through the Midwest to Chicago and the East Coast.

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In 1982, a book called The Homosexual Network: Private Lives and Public Policy was published by Father Enrique Rueda, a Catholic priest then in the diocese of Rochester, New York. The book, as one professor points out, had 522 footnoted pages of text, with another 160 pages of appendices and indexes. “It not only analyzed the ideology of homosexuality, but it documented the spread of that ideology through religious organizations, including the Catholic Church, and traced the funding of it,” wrote Connie Marschner, at the time president of the Free Congress Foundation’s Center for Governance.
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“In the book, Fr. Rueda detailed — with meticulous footnotes — what, already then, was the growing network of “support groups,” counseling referrals, newsletters, and organizations of homosexuals and pro-homosexuals in the churches of the United States, including the Catholic Church.
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“The network was particularly effective within the Catholic Church: at one point in the late ’70s, a key staffer at the Office of Public Affairs and Information of the U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops was a leader of the Washington, D.C., homosexual movement as well as president of Dignity, the pressure group which seeks to force the Catholic Church to relate to homosexuals according to the tenets of the homosexual ideology.”
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That much seems very credible. Indeed, all 168 dioceses have abuse cases — most of them isolated acts by men of the wrong inclination, as opposed to the result of enrollment in an actual cult. More than thirty bishops have faced accusations. It is an historic infiltration — actually, an invasion — and must be treated as such. Not just priests but so many in the hierarchy have been implicated that we even forget about them — the bishop who had to resign in Arizona, the archbishop of Milwaukee, the cardinal who covered up matters in Boston.
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Most of it was done to protect the Church and their own diocese from scandal. It made matters worse — and allowed the possibility indeed of a gay and perhaps even occult underground that, however small, exerted influence.
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In retrospect, a special look has to be taken at past luminaries such as Cardinal Bernardin of Chicago (whose funeral involved the Windy City Gay Chorus as well as a send-off by a Masonic lodge). Was he involved with them, or were they simply acknowledging his attempts to build bridges of understanding?
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It’s difficult, walking the tightrope between legitimate exposé and paranoia. The devil also likes to falsely accuse. — and to make us focus on this. Let’s deal with it but as soon as we can, move on to what is truly crucial: our own individual spirituality. Beware false accusations!
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In Chicago, it has been alleged, was a secret clerical “Boys Club” that according to one writer, “not only included homosexual assignations, but also ritualistic, occult worship and the sexual abuse of young boys garnered from low-income ethnic families.”
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Such charges have to be fully investigated — by a committee of Catholic laity, reporting only to the Pope. Let it all hang out. But not by bloggers and commentators.
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We win in the end — we know that. We also know we have tremendous priests — and seminarians — out there who are suffering greatly. We also know there have been false charges. In fact, only about half the abuse allegations in the U.S. have been substantiated, and though the numbers are fantastic — 300 priests in six Pennsylvania dioceses (not even including Philadelphia) — it was over a span of seven decades — seventy years.
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The percent of abusers among clergy is about the same and perhaps less than many other professions (such as education).
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But a thousand or more kids — in just one state?
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And at least 17,000 nationwide. 
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Time to clean it all out, retire all homosexual clergy, absolutely forbid any further ordinations of men with such a proclivity, no matter how short of priests we may be, and move forward as that strong ship between the pillars of Faith, which will be desperately needed — for after this judgment of the Church comes the judgment on all of society.
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–MHB
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[Feedback (Mail, unedited): “It is troubling and sorrowful for me to watch what is unfolding in our beloved Church regarding homosexual/ pedophile religious. Wasn’t it Fulton Sheen that said if you scratch the surface of a homosexual, you will find a satanist?

“This problem is truly demonic. And it was planned for centuries ago. I will get to that later.
“I wish to apprise you of one tragic case in particular that you may not be aware of which illustrates my point quite clearly. There was a very holy Roman Catholic priest by the name of Fr. Alfred Kunz. Kunz, performed the Traditional Latin Mass everyday and was in communion with his diocesan bishop. Father Kunz was well-known as an expert in canon law and he was an exorcist. Fr. Kunz was pastor at St. Michael’s church for 32 years before his death.  People came from all over Wisconsin, Illinois and points west to attend his Mass and to have him hear their Confession. Prior to his death, Kunz had his own radio show and had been a close associate of the late Malachi Martin. After Kunz was murdered, Martin alleged that the priest had been killed by “Luciferians”. Martin said Kunz felt his life was in danger in the weeks before his murder. Kunz’s friend, Abbott Ryan St. Anne Scott felt Fr. Kunz’s murder was related to Kunz’s investigation of sexual abuse scandals in the diocese. I wish to endorse this with specifics that were communicated to me verbally by another close friend of Fr. Kunz, that is, the late Fr. David Przedwiecki, OFMI. Below is Fr. Przedwiecki’s detailed explanation.
“Fr. Kunz conducted a detailed, over decade long investigation into the homsexual, pedophilia ring of clerics and religious in the United States with a particular emphasis investigating the Midwest around the Great Lakes region from Wisconsin to Illinois to Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Being a canon lawyer, he compiled a comprehensive set of dossiers on a variety of Cardinals, Bishops and priests including clerics that directed/ supervised seminaries. His investigation tangentially extended into the lay community of public officials that collaborated and supported these decrepit clerics, even defending them from public scrutiny.
“Upon completing his investigation, Fr. Kunz made arrangements through allies in the Vatican to deliver the dossiers/ investigative report to then Fr. Stanisław Dziwisz, personal secretary and very close friend of Pope John Paul II. Fr. Kunz then asked his close and trusted friend, the late Fr. David Przedwiecki, to take “the package” to Rome and personally deliver it to Fr. Dziwisz. Fr. Przedwiecki was told the nature of what was contained in the package. He agreed to go to Rome and not only met with Dziwisz, but also be received in a private audience with Pope John Paul II accompanied by Fr. Dziwisz. I was told by Fr. Przedwiecki, that the subject of “the package” was discussed and the package was handed to the pope who thanked him for his effort. The pope gave Fr. Przedwiecki a Polish icon of the BVM and a very special bronze medallion of the Pentecost sculpted by a famous Italian artist. Fr. Przedwiecki ultimately gave these invaluable gifts to me months later and they remain in my possession to this day.
“Within weeks of Fr. Przedwiecki’s return, Fr. Alfred Kunz was murdered in a hallway of his Church. His throat was cut from ear to ear (Colombian Necktie?). During the Dane County Sheriff department’s investigation, Fr. Przedwiecki became a “suspect” and treated as such. And to this day, there is no resolution to this hideous murder.
“This reminds me of a quote from the second in command to Adam Weishaupt’s Illuminati, Franz Xaver von Zwackh auf Holzauusen, a.k.a. Nubius. He said that “The best dagger to assassinate the Church and strike it in the heart is corruption. So, let us work until it is completed!”
“Back in 1846 Our Lady of LaSalette appears to be quite clear on the effectiveness of the Illuminati’s efforts when Our Lady purportedly used the words “cesspools of impurity” to describe the religious in 1846! How much worse is it today?
“Perhaps, before there is a Holy Easter there needs to be a Good Friday for our beloved Church.
God help us.”