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Opus Dei Pirates and Parasites

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface: Why am I a critic of Opus Dei - p03 Chapter One. Octopus Dei - p14 Part 1. Opus Dei qui tollis pecuniam mundi - p14 Part 2. Priests are saintly, human but some are satanic -p16 Part 3. The Secret World of the Opus Dei - p18 Part 4. Kowtowing to rich, distaste for the poor - p20 Chapter Two. Opus Dei maligns Sister Christine - p22 Part 1. Opus Dei's demolition job on Sister Christine - P22 Part 2. Poison pen letters from Father Cremades' lackeys - p23 Part 3. Opus Dei puts down Sister Christine's Good Shepherd - p25 Part 4. Opus Dei weaseling its way to power - p26 Part 5. Opus Dei was bleeding DBP and PCSO for funds - p28 Chapter Three. Opus Dei plunders Rumasa - p30 Part 1. Opus Dei: ask the Lord for money! - p30 Part 2. Rumasa as an Opus milking cow - p31 Part 3. Terrifying obedience led to Rumasa's downfall - p33 Part 4. Rumasa money funneled to the Opus Dei - p34 Chapter Four. The Holy Mafia: Opus Dei - p37 Part 1. Secret World of Opus Dei, by Walsh - p37 Part 2. Big Difference between what Opus says & does - p39 Part 3. Taking a leak at the CIA and Opus CRC - p41 Part 4. Octopus Diaboli, guardians of the press - p44 Chapter Five. St. Escriva of the Opus Dei - p47 Part 1. Is St. Escriva the Greatest Saint in history? - P47 Part 2. St. Escriva admits being a sinner - p48 Part 3. The Jesuits and the Opus Dei are at each other's throats - p50 Part 4. Opus Dei Cardinal may be the next Pope - p51 Part 5. In the whole of Asia, only in the Philippines can Opus Dei thrive - p53 Part 6. Time Article on Opus Dei suppressed in the Asian edition - p55 Part 7. Time Magazine says the next Pope may be Opus Dei - p56 Part 8. Will the Opus Dei Pope be a good one? - p58 Part 9. Newsweek says Escriva is an admirer of Hitler - p59 Chapter Six. Opus Dei and the Anti-Christ - p65 Part 1. Opus Dei is the modern day Knights Templar - P65 Part 2. Opus Dei is destined to meet the fate of the Knights Templar - p66 Part 3. The Jesuits are doomed to extinction - p68 Part 4. The Reign of the Anti Christ - p70 Part 5. Who will be the Anti-Christ? - p71 Part 6. Opus Dei and the Trilateral Commission - p73 Part 7. Opus Dei and the CIA - p74 Part 8. Anti-Christ and the end of the world - p76 Part 9. Opus Dei, Jesuits: now the dogs of war - p78 Chapter Seven. Bernie Villegas - p81 Part 1. Wishing upon a star - p81 Part 2 Why are priests killed by the military? - p83 Part 3. Bernas, Bernie: Hounds of Heaven - p85 Part 4. Congregation of saints at Mercy's house - p87 Part 5. For Christ's sake, Bernie Villegas, don't do it! - P90 Part 6. Cold Water will do, Bernie, not flames of purple passion - p94 Part 7. How Tim Tupas of Opus Dei died laughing - p100 Part 8. The Celibates: Bernie, Jess, Tammy - p102 END OF BOOK - p105 + + + + Preface: Why am I a critic of Opus Dei Who am I to criticize the Opus Dei? I am just an ordinary run-of-the mill garden variety citizen of the Philippines, born a Catholic, and born of a middleclass family of modest means. My maternal grandfather was a revolutionary against Spain who was our colonial master for 350 years, and against the United States who was also our colonial master for the next 50 years. My grandfather became a politician, once mayor of his town, then governor of his province, then a congressman, an assemblyman and eventually a senator. My parents were educated in the United States; my father with 4 engineering degrees, became an industrialist; my mother with a Home Economics degree, became a businesswoman, a suffragist, and the President of the National Federation of Women's Clubs. When I was third (more inside)....

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Pub dateJan 18, 2017
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ISBN-139781542496124
LanguageEnglish
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