Antipope Heretic Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini aka Paul VI
(21.06.1963 – 6.08.1978)
Antipope Paul VI betrayed Christ; therefore he was certainly not a member of the Catholic Church, but a heretic.
He was a supporter of Masonic ideas and a friend of Freemasonry, which was repeatedly condemned by the Catholic Popes.
The Grand Master of Freemasonry, Gamberini, stated on the day Montini was elected antipope:
Here is the man we need!
Carlo Falconi wrote in one of his books:
I would add that the information I received from a certain 33rd-degree Mason – a credible man, in my judgment – was that Montini was enrolled in a Masonic Lodge …
During his journey to the Holy Land in 1964, Antipope Paul VI kissed the Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras I, a 33rd-degree Freemason, on the Mount of Olives. Then, on the eve of the closing of the Vatican II Council, the two “lifted” the mutual excommunications imposed in 1054.
Some time later, Paul VI gave his “pastoral staff” and his “papal” ring to the Burmese Buddhist U’Thant, Secretary-General of the UN.
On November 13, 1964, he finally renounced the insignia of papal power – the tiara (the triple crown) – which only confirms that he was not a Catholic pope.
Heresies of Antipope Paul VI
In the first speech of the Vatican II Council, antipope Paul VI adopted the principle of “modernist heresy”:
Neque opus nostrum, quasi ad finem primarium, eo spectat, ut de quibusdam capitibus praecipuis doctrinae ecclesiasticae disceptetur, sed potius ut ea ratione pervestigetur et exponantur, quam tempora postulant nostra.
The essence of this statement is as follows:
Above all, Christian doctrine should be studied and presented according to the methods of inquiry and formulations proper to contemporary thought.
The “principle” enunciated by Antipope Paul VI, on the contrary, becomes the negation of Apostolic Tradition, willed by God, and overturns the Magisterium of the Catholic Church.
He placed in the teacher’s desk, in place of the “Revealing God” and of the “Teaching Church”, the method of man’s autonomous investigation and the formulation of a purely human and arbitrary doctrine, peculiar to the philosophical and literary style of modern man – therefore of the man of every age, mutable with the times – forgetting that only the truth revealed by God is the one immutable and eternal truth.
This “principle” is unquestionably a heresy against the centuries-old Magisterium of the Catholic Church.
It takes the place of the “dogmatic” principle, which alone offers proof and certainty of the “Catholic truth”.
The teaching Church has always taught that the “reason of believing” does not rest at all upon scientific achievements attained through man’s intellect, for the “reason of believing” rests exclusively upon the Authority of the Revealing God and upon that of the Supreme Magisterium of the Catholic Church, which received from Jesus Christ the mandate to teach it officially and in an infallible manner.
In a further speech, antipope Paul VI declares that the Vatican II Antichurch “declared itself as a Servant of Humanity”:
Aliud est etiam, quod consideratione dignum putamus: hujus modi divitem doctrinae copiam, eo unice spectare, ut homini serviat.
… All this doctrinal wealth points in but one direction: to serve man.
The Vatican II Antichurch declares itself a “servant of man” and gives him honor in its cult.
Thus it is exactly the opposite of the Catholic Church, which always, following the model of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Ancilla Domini), declares itself the Servant of the Lord God and renders honor to Him.
Thus saith the Lord: “Cursed be the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the Lord”. (Jeremias 17, 5)
At the conference on March 27, 1960, Montini proclaimed:
Shall not modern man, one day, as his scientific studies progress and discover realities hidden behind the mute face of matter, come to prick up his ear to the wonderful voice of the Spirit palpitating in it? Shall it not become the religion of tomorrow? Did not Einstein himself perceive the spontaneous birth of a modern religion? Has not the work already begun whose trajectory leads directly toward religion?
Antipope Paul VI preaches here a new “religion” of the Vatican II Antichurch in which the supernatural and Revelation are excluded.
It is clear that the religion of tomorrow would no longer be that of Jesus Christ, that which is communicated to man through the Grace of Faith, through the Holy Gospel, the Passion of Christ, and the Holy Eucharist. No – that other “religion” of his is to be the “religion of the universe”, the result, that is, of the “straight trajectory” traced by work and scientific research. Such a “dream”, however, has nothing to do with the Christian Faith, for Christianity is a Divine religion, flowing forth from the Wisdom of God, and thus contrary to the wisdom and preferences of man fallen through original sin.
For my thoughts are not your thoughts: nor your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For as the heavens are exalted above the earth, so are my ways exalted above your ways, and my thoughts above your thoughts. (Isaias 55, 8-9)
On September 14, 1965, antipope Paul VI said:
How could the Church, how could we ourselves, do anything other than behold him (man) and love him? (…) The Council is a solemn act of love toward the human race. May Christ help us that this may truly be so.
All his writings and speeches give grounds for asserting that the center of his concern was not God, but man. He always referred to man; it was man who guided his judgments and actions.
This cult of man leads in a straight line to the myth of the equality of all people – hence the leveling of “classes”, as well as “universal democracy”, which is nothing other than Masonic universalism, repeatedly condemned by the Catholic Popes.
At the last public Session of the Vatican II Council, antipope Paul VI made a kind of “profession of faith” of the antichurch:
The Church of the Council – said he – has focused much attention on man, man as he really is today: living man, man all wrapped up in himself, man who makes himself not only the center of his every interest but dares to claim that he is the principle and explanation of all reality … Secular humanism, revealing itself in its horrible anti-clerical reality, has in a certain sense defied the Council. The religion of the God who became man has met the religion of man who makes himself God. (…) But we call upon those who term themselves modern humanists, and who have renounced the transcendent value of the highest realities, to give the Council credit at least for one quality and to recognize our own new type of humanism: we too, in fact, more than any others, honor mankind; we have the cult of man!
Then Jesus saith to him: “Begone, Satan: for it is written: The Lord thy God shalt thou adore, and him only shalt thou serve“. (Matthaeum 4, 10)
This servant of Antichrist also denies in one of his speeches the ascetic way of life of the Catholic Saints as the best path to holiness:
We have certainly intended to speak of the severity with which the Saints treated the evils present in the world. Many are still familiar with the books of asceticism that contain a generally negative judgment upon earthly corruption. But it is also certain that we now live in a different spiritual climate, and at the same time have been encouraged, especially by the recent Council, to look upon the modern world with optimism, seeing its values, its achievements … The celebrated Constitution “Gaudium et Spes” is in its entirety an encouragement to adopt such a new spiritual attitude.
Antipope Paul VI also fully supported the encyclical “Pacem in Terris”, which was entirely inspired by the “Declaration on the Rights of Man”.
It is therefore in accord with the rights of “freedom” and of “universal peace”, and consequently entirely in accord with the Masonic principles, which have been repeatedly and wholly condemned by the Popes of the Catholic Church.
The program of Antipope Paul VI was to drown the Kingdom of God in the universal false ecumenism of faith in man and in the cult of man.
Which is not another: only there are some that trouble you and would pervert the gospel of Christ. But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach a gospel to you besides that which we have preached to you, let him be anathema. (Epistula Ad Galatas 1, 7-8)
