National Catholic Register Whitewashes Americanism for Semiquincentennial
The National Catholic Register, flagship organ of the neo-church in America, publishes a feature commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Masonic republic titled “The US Catholic History You (Probably) Didn’t Know.” The article strings together a series of anecdotes — papal visits by the usurpers Paul VI, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis; St. Katharine Drexel praying for the Freemason George Washington; the first Continental Congress attending Mass at Old St. Mary’s; Fr. Marquette’s naming of the Mississippi; an astronaut receiving Novus Ordo “Communion” in space; John Wayne’s deathbed “conversion”; and a priest inventing a bulletproof vest — to construct a narrative of seamless Catholic integration into the American project. This compilation is not history; it is a hagiography of the heresy of Americanism, celebrating the subversion of the Social Kingship of Christ under the guise of patriotism.




