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Americanism and the collapse of the Church in the U.S.

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  • Americanism is a term that appears to express nothing more than a devotion to America. In reality, however, it teaches principles and a way of life that pose, and always have posed, a threat to the Church of Rome. Indeed, the threat that it poses to Catholicism may be the most dangerous experienced by her in the past few centuries of revolution.

    Its harmful quality arises from its subtle and effective transformation of the United States into a new religion whose central dogma of "pluralism" cannot be investigated or questioned; a new religion whose creed is said to be purely "practical" and "pragmatic," but which actually aims at a messianic rebuilding of the entire globe; a new religion that brooks no opposition to its will.

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