E. Michael Jones

🚨 There's a dark, deeply antisemitic spirit that's taken root in parts of the Catholic Church. Many of the most vicious Jew-haters I know are devout Catholics. Of course, there are wonderful, faithful Catholics who reject this poison entirely – but ignoring the problem or pretending it's not there isn't helping anyone. This isn't new, but it's surging again in certain traditionalist circles. Time for honest confrontation, not denial. The Church must root this out – for real. #Antisemitism #CatholicChurch #NeverAgain

Dear @ArchbishpSample, Stop rehashing ADL talking points. youtube.com/watch?v=vfAIVB… Try proclaiming the Gospel instead. Stop blaming Catholics for the odium Jews have heaped upon themselves by their ruthlessly immoral behavior. Stop mentioning councils with no citations to back up your claim. Nostra Aetate said "the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ." Catholics who say the Jews killed Christ are faithfully following Church teaching. The Jews obviously doesn't mean all Jews. No one ever said the Blessed Mother or Christ's Jewish followers called for his crucifixion. By saying "the Church is the new people of God," the Church reaffirmed supersessionism as the true teaching of the Church. The American bishops, as you probably know, had to remove the phrase "The Mosaic covenant is eternally valid" from their catechism because dual covenant theology is heretical. If holding the Jews collectively responsible for what happened on Good Friday is wrong, why did St. Paul say,  "the Jews are the people who killed Christ and are enemies of the entire human race" (I Thess 2, 14)? Catholicism is not the cause of hatred of the Jewish people throughout history. The main cause of that hatred is Jewish behavior, most recently the Israeli genocide in Gaza. Stop talking about unnamed "conspiracies and lies," and start defending Catholics against predatory Jewish behavior, like the IDF shelling of Holy Family Church in Gaza. Stop allowing the Jews to determine who is a faithful Catholic. Please retract your preposterous claim that Catholics are responsible for the universal hatred of Jews in our day. The Jews earned this hatred by their behavior. I suggest that you rewrite your statement after you have talked things over with Cardinal Pizzaballa and Pope Leo. Before claiming that there is a "strong connection between religious freedom and anti-Semitism," contact @CarriePrejean1, who got kicked off President Trump's religious freedom committee for daring to say that she as a Catholic had the religious freedom to oppose the Jews' determination to impose their Zionism on the American people by hijacking American foreign policy and leading this country into another immoral war in support of Israel. Defending religious freedom means protecting Catholics like Mrs. Boller from identity theft. While revising your statement, please define the term "anti-Semitism," for which there is currently no Catholic definition. Do Catholics have to accept as binding on their conscience any speech Jews don't like? That is the current meaning of the term. Stop defending Jewish crimes against humanity and start defending the Catholic flock God consecrated you to defend.

Dear @ArchbishpSample, Stop rehashing ADL talking points. youtube.com/watch?v=vfAIVB… Try proclaiming the Gospel instead. Stop blaming Catholics for the odium Jews have heaped upon themselves by their ruthlessly immoral behavior. Stop mentioning councils with no citations to back up your claim. Nostra Aetate said "the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ." Catholics who say the Jews killed Christ are faithfully following Church teaching. The Jews obviously doesn't mean all Jews. No one ever said the Blessed Mother or Christ's Jewish followers called for his crucifixion. By saying "the Church is the new people of God," the Church reaffirmed supersessionism as the true teaching of the Church. The American bishops, as you probably know, had to remove the phrase "The Mosaic covenant is eternally valid" from their catechism because dual covenant theology is heretical. If holding the Jews collectively responsible for what happened on Good Friday is wrong, why did St. Paul say,  "the Jews are the people who killed Christ and are enemies of the entire human race" (I Thess 2, 14)? Catholicism is not the cause of hatred of the Jewish people throughout history. The main cause of that hatred is Jewish behavior, most recently the Israeli genocide in Gaza. Stop talking about unnamed "conspiracies and lies," and start defending Catholics against predatory Jewish behavior, like the IDF shelling of Holy Family Church in Gaza. Stop allowing the Jews to determine who is a faithful Catholic. Please retract your preposterous claim that Catholics are responsible for the universal hatred of Jews in our day. The Jews earned this hatred by their behavior. I suggest that you rewrite your statement after you have talked things over with Cardinal Pizzaballa and Pope Leo. Before claiming that there is a "strong connection between religious freedom and anti-Semitism," contact @CarriePrejean1, who got kicked off President Trump's religious freedom committee for daring to say that she as a Catholic had the religious freedom to oppose the Jews' determination to impose their Zionism on the American people by hijacking American foreign policy and leading this country into another immoral war in support of Israel. Defending religious freedom means protecting Catholics like Mrs. Boller from identity theft. While revising your statement, please define the term "anti-Semitism," for which there is currently no Catholic definition. Do Catholics have to accept as binding on their conscience any speech Jews don't like? That is the current meaning of the term. Stop defending Jewish crimes against humanity and start defending the Catholic flock God consecrated you to defend.

Dear @ArchbishpSample, Stop rehashing ADL talking points. youtube.com/watch?v=vfAIVB… Try proclaiming the Gospel instead. Stop blaming Catholics for the odium Jews have heaped upon themselves by their ruthlessly immoral behavior. Stop mentioning councils with no citations to back up your claim. Nostra Aetate said "the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ." Catholics who say the Jews killed Christ are faithfully following Church teaching. The Jews obviously doesn't mean all Jews. No one ever said the Blessed Mother or Christ's Jewish followers called for his crucifixion. By saying "the Church is the new people of God," the Church reaffirmed supersessionism as the true teaching of the Church. The American bishops, as you probably know, had to remove the phrase "The Mosaic covenant is eternally valid" from their catechism because dual covenant theology is heretical. If holding the Jews collectively responsible for what happened on Good Friday is wrong, why did St. Paul say,  "the Jews are the people who killed Christ and are enemies of the entire human race" (I Thess 2, 14)? Catholicism is not the cause of hatred of the Jewish people throughout history. The main cause of that hatred is Jewish behavior, most recently the Israeli genocide in Gaza. Stop talking about unnamed "conspiracies and lies," and start defending Catholics against predatory Jewish behavior, like the IDF shelling of Holy Family Church in Gaza. Stop allowing the Jews to determine who is a faithful Catholic. Please retract your preposterous claim that Catholics are responsible for the universal hatred of Jews in our day. The Jews earned this hatred by their behavior. I suggest that you rewrite your statement after you have talked things over with Cardinal Pizzaballa and Pope Leo. Before claiming that there is a "strong connection between religious freedom and anti-Semitism," contact @CarriePrejean1, who got kicked off President Trump's religious freedom committee for daring to say that she as a Catholic had the religious freedom to oppose the Jews' determination to impose their Zionism on the American people by hijacking American foreign policy and leading this country into another immoral war in support of Israel. Defending religious freedom means protecting Catholics like Mrs. Boller from identity theft. While revising your statement, please define the term "anti-Semitism," for which there is currently no Catholic definition. Do Catholics have to accept as binding on their conscience any speech Jews don't like? That is the current meaning of the term. Stop defending Jewish crimes against humanity and start defending the Catholic flock God consecrated you to defend.

Dear @ArchbishpSample, Stop rehashing ADL talking points. youtube.com/watch?v=vfAIVB… Try proclaiming the Gospel instead. Stop blaming Catholics for the odium Jews have heaped upon themselves by their ruthlessly immoral behavior. Stop mentioning councils with no citations to back up your claim. Nostra Aetate said "the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ." Catholics who say the Jews killed Christ are faithfully following Church teaching. The Jews obviously doesn't mean all Jews. No one ever said the Blessed Mother or Christ's Jewish followers called for his crucifixion. By saying "the Church is the new people of God," the Church reaffirmed supersessionism as the true teaching of the Church. The American bishops, as you probably know, had to remove the phrase "The Mosaic covenant is eternally valid" from their catechism because dual covenant theology is heretical. If holding the Jews collectively responsible for what happened on Good Friday is wrong, why did St. Paul say,  "the Jews are the people who killed Christ and are enemies of the entire human race" (I Thess 2, 14)? Catholicism is not the cause of hatred of the Jewish people throughout history. The main cause of that hatred is Jewish behavior, most recently the Israeli genocide in Gaza. Stop talking about unnamed "conspiracies and lies," and start defending Catholics against predatory Jewish behavior, like the IDF shelling of Holy Family Church in Gaza. Stop allowing the Jews to determine who is a faithful Catholic. Please retract your preposterous claim that Catholics are responsible for the universal hatred of Jews in our day. The Jews earned this hatred by their behavior. I suggest that you rewrite your statement after you have talked things over with Cardinal Pizzaballa and Pope Leo. Before claiming that there is a "strong connection between religious freedom and anti-Semitism," contact @CarriePrejean1, who got kicked off President Trump's religious freedom committee for daring to say that she as a Catholic had the religious freedom to oppose the Jews' determination to impose their Zionism on the American people by hijacking American foreign policy and leading this country into another immoral war in support of Israel. Defending religious freedom means protecting Catholics like Mrs. Boller from identity theft. While revising your statement, please define the term "anti-Semitism," for which there is currently no Catholic definition. Do Catholics have to accept as binding on their conscience any speech Jews don't like? That is the current meaning of the term. Stop defending Jewish crimes against humanity and start defending the Catholic flock God consecrated you to defend.