THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT: A reader of this blog recently asked what my views were on Hungary's newly adopted Constitution which not only acknowledges, but honour's and enforces, Hungary's Christian heritage. In my opinion, Hungary's new constitution is a good thing and a sign of things to come. While from a democratic standpoint this may seem extreme to some Americans, we have to remember that Hungary IS NOT a federal republic made up of multiple smaller republics (like the United States). Rather, it is a singular republic nation-state. Therefore, as a singular republic nation-state, it has the right to govern itself as it sees fit, and that would include protecting its historic Christian culture in a era where that is under siege by militant Secularism and Multiculturalism, which has resulted in the emergence of militant Islam knocking on their front door. While of course I think a return to the Hapsburg Dynasty, or some form of constitutional monarchy, is preferable, this is the next best thing.
I do hope the emerging founding fathers of the renewed nation of Dixieland will look to Hungary as a model to consider when drafting a new constitution for the reborn Confederate States of Dixieland (CSD). That being said, we have to remember that a Confederate constitution need not be so strict because a revived Confederacy will be a composite of multiple sovereign states. Thus a Confederate constitution would only need to support those actions deemed necessary by the states. So for example, if the State of Alabama, for example, decided the best way to heal its own wounds inflicted by militant Secularism was to enact a constitution similar to the one in Hungary, but customised to address Southern issues, than the Confederate government's only responsibility would be to support that state's right to govern itself that way.
Our Lady of Fatima prophesied that entire nations would soon vanish as a result of this great Chastisement coming upon the earth and I am now convinced the United States is one of those nations. What replaces the former USA will likely be a Balkanised version of North America. My hope is that all of these newly formed nations will use Hungary's new constitution as a template to remodel their own governments as needed to address North American issues which thankfully are not nearly as severe as Europe's problems.
This new Hungarian constitution is a sign that the old order of militant Secularism and Multiculturalism has miserably failed. A growing number of the European population is striving for a return to something more traditional - something akin to Christendom. Our Catholic prophecies tell us they will, after much strife, eventually get what they want in the form of a new Holy Roman Empire. I think the Hungarian constitution is a sign of this, a precursor, and of course the Hungarians will likely have the least trouble integrating into the new Christendom when it comes, (that is assuming they survive the Chastisement to come), because they're government was already prepped for it.
I believe the time has come for Catholics all over the world, particularly here in North America, to abandon the militant Secularism and Multiculturalism that has brought the Western world to ruin - both socially and financially. I believe the time has come for Catholics to abandon those forms of government that are actively promoting militant Secularism and Multiculturalism. This would include, but is not limited to, the United States federal government (seated in Washington DC), the French Republic, the German Republic, the Russian Federation, and all monarchies that are no longer Catholic. When I say abandon these regimes, I am not talking about violent revolution, which contradicts our Christian virtues. Rather, we should render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, paying our taxes and obeying the laws, but all the while supporting alternate forms of government which may arise in their place, so long as those governments are friendly to the virtues of Christendom.
Considering everything that has happened, I believe this to be our religious duty as Catholics. In those places where some alternative form of government may exist in embryonic stage, which is friendly to Christendom, than that alternate form should be supported and embraced by Catholics, all within reason and civility. In those places where no such alternate government exists, than I believe it is incumbent upon Catholics to create one, all within reason and civility. The time to act is now! The Secularists and Multiculturalists have failed us. The time now has come for all good men to come together and save our civilisation from complete ruin. We should show our Secularist Multiculturalist governments a vote of 'no-confidence.'
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Sir Knight,
This
http://sydneyanglicans.net/ministry/thinking/britain-is-changing-will-australia
is further demonstration that the winds of change are beginning to stir, that people are ever so gradually begining to wake from their stupor and realize that militant secularism with its destructive outpourings upon society has failed. Now, we need to pray that the 'Push' who for a decade or two before the 60's in the halls of academia, the press, the arts community and even the Church worked hidden away for the type of subversive change that rained down in the 60's and '70's will be superceded by the likes of those who have framed the new Hungarian constitution!!
Concerning the UK, let us pray that a future AB of Canterbury will be an English Rite Catholic, and that Westminster Abbey and other beautiful churches would be returned to their rightful owners, and that, god willing, even our St. Andrews Cathedral (Sydney Anglican) will one day soon be the seat of the English Rite (now Anglican Ordinariate) for this part of the world!! Change is coming - I am not afraid but welcome it.
All things are possible through Christ who strengthens us!!
Blessings,
Sarah,
Australia. , .
The whole Chastisement period that leads into the Marian Age is all beginning to make sense to me now. It's becoming very clear as we get closer to the time and current events begin to reflect the prophetic themes we've been discussing on this blog for the last seven years.
We know the Minor Chastisement that is coming begins with the wrath of man and ends with the wrath of God. In other words, the early years of the Chastisement are man-made while the later years are God-made.
It occurs to me that what leads up to the initial wars and chaos in Europe is a violent Secular-Islamic backlash to Christians tying to peacefully and democratically solve the problems of Secularism and Multiculturalism. The new constitution in Hungary may mark the beginning of this peaceful counter-revolution to militant Secularism. This is probably going to spread in the upcoming years, to encompass more than a few countries. When it looks like the Christian plan might actually be starting to work, the militant Secularists will unite in alliance win militant Islamists to overthrow this Christian counter-revolution. This Secularist-Islamist backlash will be radical and violent. When it looks like they are near victorious, God will intervene to save the day, rescue the Church, assist the Great Monarch and restore Christendom.
So that's it! What we begin with peace, will be met with violence, and God will complete with supernatural victory.
The United States will probably become a part of the kingdom of the antichrist-- materialistic, sinful, only believing in the worship of self and of the wicked man. The good will be put to death and the evil will reign. That is the only future I can see for our country and much of the rest of the world. Then God will cleanse the world and the Era of Peace will begin.
Peace
I believe you are mistaken Jim. Our prophecies very clearly indicate the Antichrist doesn't come until much later, after the Marian Age. That is called the Great Chastisement, and in all likelihood the USA will be long gone by then. What we are entering now is the Minor Chastisment - which is going to be pretty bad actually.
Hungary had been conquered and occupied by the Turkish Muslims from 1541 to 1699. Afterards, the Catholic Habsburgs were able to free Hungary. The Hungarians know what the Muslim powers are capable of from past experience.
The Orthodox in Constantinople, now Istanbul Turkey, were not as fortunate because they had broken from Rome so Catholic powers did not come to their aid when the Turks came for them.
British and American culture are partly founded on false protestant notions that they are the inheritors of King David's Kingdom. This absurd belief fuels the arrogance of American and British exceptionalism. This will not last either.
Deo Vindice
Sir Knight,
"...It occurs to me that what leads up to the initial wars and chaos in Europe is a violent Secular-Islamic backlash to Christians trying to peacefully and democratically solve the problems of Secularism..." My first intuition exactly. there have already been rumblings in our media here about this, with folk like Hillary Clinton et al calling the new constitution a blow to democracy, prejudiced, dangerous, reactionary etc. Couple this with the international homosexual agenda promulgated by the UN and our Federal governments, I can easily invisage sanctions and more leveled against nations that peacefully commence the re-establishment of confessional Catholic status. Many lies will be told about the motives of these nations and even the constitutions themselves, not to mention the pope/Vatican/Catholic Christianity.
yes, England, many of the German speaking lands and the Netherlands are protestant, but with the establishment of the Anglican Ordinariate in the UK (though it is encountering resistance from both existing Catholic and conservative Anglican quarters), the infrastructure is being assembled for this nation's return to the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. Might Prince William (God protect him) convert to Catholic Christianity - to the Ordinariate, at a future time with implications for the entire Anglican landscape (I pray this happens) and guide a future Britain into the fullness and apex of the faith - into their true English Christian patrimony?
I have an intuition that once the ordinariate is bedded down, benedict XVI (supurbly qualified to do so) may consider establishing a Teutonic Ordinariate (eventually to become a Rite) along similar lines to the AO for germanic Lutherans and other Germanic Protestants around the world. Though nobody knows the mind of the Pope but God and himself, I deeply suspect this plan is at the very least hatching in his brain, if not already very quietly drafted away from public criticism until ready to be unveiled. Similarly the next step after this will be the establishment of a Nordic ordinariate to eventually also become a rite for the scandinavian nations from Iceland to Denmark (pperhaps finland might piggyback onto this rite or into a Teutonic or future Baltic Ordinariate/Rite) (the latin language peoples of Europe and Central/South America best suted to the Roman Rite as is currently the case). The German Shepherd is calling the strayed and wandering flock home to the Sheepfold!! God be praised!!
I haven't even touched upon the not insignificant waves arising within Chinese Christian circles; Their Christian population is growing stronger and more numerous (120 million at last count) these have come through a trial by fire over the past sixty years and are ablaze for the truth, and still pay the price with their lives in some provinces where the local authorities are particularly hard-headed, China boasts the largest Bible Printing House in the world, strong Chinese Christians are finding their way into increasingly high levels of Govt, and their missionaries are reaching into the Chinese diaspera internationally. When China eventually re-discovers Catholic Christianity and uncovers its little known Christian herritage that flourished for several centuries after the time of Christ - only put down eventually in around 700AD), the results will be little short of spectacular - imagine - the Mighty Chinese Rite in all its glory (perhaps with the guidance of a Christian Chinese emperor??) It would be truly awsome in every sense of the word!!!
What say you, Sir Knight? Am I simply being whistful?
to this, the secularists and their friends will be most reactionary, but Christ shall prevail.
Chinese Rite? No. It will be called the Manchurian Rite! :-)
Chinese Rite? No. It will be called the Manchurian Rite! :-)
Sir Knight,
Manchurian Rite? hmm; though my knowledge of Imperial Chinese History is very sketchy, were they not technically 'invaders' who superceded the last of the Ming emperors in the 18th century? Though a 'manchurian' may technically be called for if one wishes to re-introduce a Chinese emperor, would not a han individual be more appropriate (and indeed more acceptable to the bulk of Chinese society?) Just wondering...However, God has His man pegged for the job and if it is a living descendant of Pu Yi, our heavenly Father will bring this to pass; if not, He will bring forth His own earmarked man (trying to find the NT verses re God raising up and bringing down rulers)....
Blessings,
Sarah,
Australia.
...Cont'd,
There are many who read here, I suspect, who are far more eminently qualified to comment upon this subject than I, but I thank you for your patience and gentlemanly discourse and revel in the discussion. Might you (when all is well with your father and things have become a little quieter, even if it is a year or two from now, think about either writing or accepting a guest post about Christianity in China, past present and future. Similar for Japan, though I suspect there is far more to go on there due to the fact they're still a Constitutional Monarchy and this nation has received direct divine (private) Church accepted Revelation via Our Lady of Akita (that you have covered previously on this blog).
Bravo, Hungary! This is the best news I have heard in a long time, and that is no exaggeration. Hungary has shown courage by standing up for it's christian heritage while ignoring the nonsense coming from the mouths of secularists. Bravo indeed Hungary.
The EU is stepping up pressure on Hungary. See today's news (17th Jan) at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/hungary/9020984/European-Union-increases-pressure-on-Hungary.html
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