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Bergoglio gets a Siddur which he still uses daily

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Cardinal Bergoglio lecturing at the Kristallnacht service.

On 12 November 2012, then Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio co-officiated with B’nai B’rith of Argentina, a Memorial Service for Kristallnacht at the Metropolitan Cathedral in Buenos Aires.

Since 1994 B'nai B'rith organizes this commemoration in different Catholics churches in order to keep alive the memory and remember what at the time was silenced, leading to the Shoah.

But the great idea to do it in the Buenos Aires Cathedral was of the Cardinal Bergoglio.

[...]

Boris Kalnicki, president of the Argentina B'nai B’rith, was commissioned to guide the ceremony 

Lecture about the relations of the Catholic Church and Judaism in Buenos Aires, 'the city of the pope Francis by Fr. Daniel Alejandro Cutri, The Ecumenical Theological Research Fraternity in Israel, 26 February 2015

Sometime during the evenings festivities, Jorge Bergoglio was given a siddur.

“Rabbi Alejandro Avruj from the conservative synagogue Congregation Emanu-El joined the ceremonies, lighting the menorah with Bergoglio and presenting him with a siddur.”

B’nai B’rith Commemorates 74th Anniversary Of Kristallnacht Throughout Latin America, B’nai B’rith International, 28 November 2012

Rabbi Alejandro Avruj presented Bergoglio with the first edition of Sidur Et ba Zman, Un Tiempo Dentro del Tiempo

“One of the highlights of the ceremony was the delivery to the Cardinal Bergoglio of a new edition of Siddur (book of daily prayers), as a symbol of those texts that were destroyed on Kristallnacht.” 

Lecture about the relations of the Catholic Church and Judaism in Buenos Aires, 'the city of the pope Francis by Fr. Daniel Alejandro Cutri, The Ecumenical Theological Research Fraternity in Israel, 26 February 2015

Rabbi Alejandro Avruj guides Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s hand in the lighting of the six and final candle in memory of six million.

In this sense, Avruj commented that only two months ago, the Judaica Foundation and the NCI-Emanu El congregation, which has as its origin the German Jews who escaped that night, from Kristallnacht, have just published "a new Sidur, with prayers that have to do with our Shabbat and with what we seek for our children. Precisely, one of the highlights of last night's ceremony was the delivery to Cardinal Bergoglio of a new edition of the Sidur (book of daily prayers), as a symbol of those texts that were destroyed on Kristallnacht.

B’nai B’rith/Kristallnacht. Bergoglio: Este acto es un paso más en la vida ecuménica de la Argentina, Agencia Judia de Noticias/Jewish News Agency, 13 Novermber 2012, (translation is ours)

Rabbi Alejandro Aruvj studied at the "Abraham J. Heschel" Higher Institute of Rabbinical Studies in Buenos Aires, graduated from the Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano Marshall T. Meyer, is the current president of the Asamblea Rabínica Latinoamericana (Latin American Rabbinical Assembly) which represents the World Masorti Movement, and has been honored by the ADL of B’nai B’rith.

Rabbi Alejandro Avruj (3rd from left) and Francis’ favorite street priest, Father Jose Maria (Pepe) Di Paola (2nd from right) were among the winners of B'nai B'rith Argentina's Human Rights Award in 2014.

Rabbi Sergio Bergman who refers to Francis as, “the Great Rabbi Bergoglio” and sees him “as a true rav” endorsed the siddur.

Rabbi Sergio Bergman, “It is an invitation to form and multiply vocations to serve the Jewish community by creating spaces of meaning with a projection as human as it is universal. It is an expression in text of the dialogical experience of expanding the notion of our spiritual power. ” 

Sidur Et Bazman, NCI-Emanuel Commundad - Fundacion Judaica, (1 April 2016), translation is ours.

 Siddur Et ba Zman - Un Tiempo dentro del Tiempo: Tefilot para todo el ano

Rabbi Alejandro Avruj wrote an essay upon the 2nd printing of his siddur explaining it.

Abraham J. Heschel looks at the sight of Jewish people going for centuries on a pilgrimage to the Western Wall and finds this to be a beautiful image of the meaning of prayer. 

“A wall stands between man and God, and at the wall we must pray, searching for a cleft, for a crevice, through which our words can enter and reach God behind the wall.(...) The tragedy is that many of us do not even know how to find the way leading to the wall.” 

Prayers at a Wall. Hoping to pass our own sighs through the small crevices.

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The Siddur, Israel’s ancient book of prayers, seeks to guide us so that we can discover again the road leading to the Wall. 

I am overcome with emotion at this year’s fulfillment of one of our most dear projects –the publication of the first Siddur of our congregation, Siddur Et baZman, a Time within Time. 

The compilation, edition and translation of the Siddur texts took several years of work. I was able to find a new approach to all of them, so as to respond to our need for tools and guidance that may help us speak through our walls. 

Et baZman, a Time within Time tries to be a friendly and easy-to-read Siddur when it comes to dealing with the ancient texts. When trying to pray with a Siddur, many people find they have to face something distant and alien. Just when all they need is closeness and the beauty of the essential. That is why the Spanish version of Et baZman has been written in a familiar, harmonious, modern and spiritual language. All the prayers appear with the corresponding phonetics for those who find Hebrew an additional barrier. And its design will help follow the religious service. 

Its name --Et baZman, a Time within Time, is intended to help us open a door. The door that will help us understand that in order to hold a transparent and intimate conversation faced to the walls that stand between the Mystery and ourselves, we need to set aside some time. And that time must become sacred, within the inevitable passing of time.

ET BAZMAN, A TIME WITHIN TIME THE SIDDUR OF AMIJA BY RABBI ALE AVRUJ, THE RABBI’S COLUMN (pp. 17-18), AMIJAI, LA REVISTA DE LA COMUNIDAD, Ano 24 - No. 27 - Octubre 2016 - Tishrei 5777, Shana tova 5777

Rabbi Avruj wants his “siddur” to guide you to this former trash dump which by kabbalistic magick was transformed into a place where Jews can zivug with the feminine aspect of their hermaphodite God (here, here, here).

Francis must relish having a siddur (Jewish ‘prayer’ book) being that it contains some of his favorite anti-Christian Talmudic prayers/curses in it. Among them are:

• Shema Yisrael (will link when future post is finished)

• Birkat Kohanim

• Amidah (here & here)
  

Mark Shriver interviewed Rabbi Alejandro Avruj for his book, Pilgrimage: My Search for the Real Pope Francis, wherein the rabbi recounts the story of Bergoglio and the Siddur he gave him.

p. 195, Pilgrimage: My Search for the Real Pope Francis by Mark Kennedy Shriver, (29 November 2016)

Bergoglio according to what the rabbi recounted said, “I will take it with me, it will be in my house, because I will begin to pray with this one.”  This is interesting in several aspects. If one reads between the lines, one would assume that Bergoglio was already using a siddur for his daily prayers, as he says “I will begin to pray with this one.” Rabbi Avruj is confidant that the “first copy” siddur he gave to Jorge Bergoglio was taken to the Vatican City State when he relates, “I think it is in the Vatican now!”  We have no reason to doubt Avruj as Francis’ actions back up Rabbi Avruj’s belief. Did Francis not go to the Western Wall in 2014? Recall what Avruj wrote about the purpose of his siddur, “The Siddur, Israel’s ancient book of prayers, seeks to guide us so that we can discover again the road leading to the Wall.” One has to wonder if Francis keeps his siddur resting against the tzedakah box he was given by the ADL and if both are sitting under the framed Babylonian wedding contract (ketubah) gifted to him by the World Jewish Congress’ offshoot, the European Jewish Congress. When one examines Francis’ anti-Catholic behavior since assuming the papal office it should come as no small surprise that his daily prayer book is a siddur which foundation consists of anti-Christian Talmudic curses.

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• six hands kissed for six million!
• Francis & the Shekinah
• Francis’ Library of Judaica

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio/Pope Francis and “tzedakah”

Charity at the expense of outsiders.

(left to right) Adriana Goberman, Ignacio Perez del Viso, Mario Eduardo Cohen, Marcos Aguinis and Spain’s Ambassador to Argentina Javier Sandomingo.

On 27 November 2017, Mario Eduardo Cohen gave a talk about Maimonides at the Spanish Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  This was at a party to launch his book, Maimónides. Pensamientos para el siglo XXI, being published by the Argentinian school, Maimónides University.  One small note is that an Argentinian Jesuit priest, Ignacio Pérez del Viso, an advisor to Francis was in attendance.  We pick up in Mario Eduardo Cohen’s speech where he mentions Francis,

“In 2004, the eighth centenary of his death, we held an International Symposium on the Sage with CIDICSEF [Centro de Investigación y Difusión de la Cultura Sefardí], wrote with the University a modest book called MAIMONIDES, UNIVERSAL SEFARDÍ and elaborated it with the exhibition called MAIMONIDES 800: FAITH AND REASON. It was exhibited in the Larreta Museum to great public success. One of the attendees was then Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio, now Pope Francis. He was at the exhibition for more than an hour and was very interested. After listening to the highest level of the Tzedaká of Maimonides (giving work to the needy, associating with him, granting him a loan until he can sustain himself without other support, etc.) he expressed a phrase that has stayed with me: "GIVING IS GIVING".”

Presentación del libro «Maimónides. Pensamientos para el Siglo XXI», eSefarad.com, 1 December 2017, English translation is ours.

Jorge Bergoglio and Dr. Mario Cohen at the 5th International Symposium on Sephardic Studies at the Maimonides University in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Maimonides’ highest level of Tzadakah is best explained by him in the Mishneh Torah,

p. 229, Ancient Forgiveness: Classical, Judaic, and Christian - Charles L. Griswold, David Konstan, Cambridge University Press, (2012).

Forced giving by the rabbinical court is very different from the Christian concept of charity.

p. 30, entry: charity, Concise Catholic Dictionary (1943)

In the past on this blog, we have covered Francis love for Maimonides (aka Rambam). (here, here, here)

Not only has Francis brought rabbis into the Vatican to lecture on Maimonides while he sat there listening and nodding his head in agreement as they stated that Christians and Jews need to, “work together to fulfill the vision articulated by Maimonides” he has had his roving ambassador Rabbi Abraham Skora travel to conferences to give lectures about the Rambam’s vision.

A few examples of the inner-Jew of Jorge ‘tzedaka’ Bergoglio coming out.

Twenty years after Zeilocovich’s meeting with Bergoglio, the churchman, then a cardinal, hosted a formal meeting between the Catholic Church and the alliance of global Jewish organizations known as the International Jewish Committee for Inter-religious Consultations.

“The theme was tzedek” – justice –   “and tzedakah” – charity –   “and just as important as the meetings, the pope-to-be made everyone deliver food within the very poor barrios, the absolutely dirty disgusting slums,” Brill said.

“You have to imagine these very formal Jews doing this, and how uncomfortable they looked in the photographs,” he said.

The encounter was criticized by some non-participating Jewish organizations, which asked why the Jews were wasting their time talking about charity, rather than about fighting anti-Semitism.

“This is the answer,”  Brill said. “Look how it paid off. There’s a whole contingent of world Jewish community people who know him, who worked with him, and were invited to the inauguration.

“Sometimes you have to take a long view of these things.”

Local leaders laud Latin lord: New pope pleases pundits, Jewish Standard, 22 March 2013

There are several interesting items in this excerpt. The first is Bergoglio’s friendship with Rabbi Alberto (Baruch) Zeilicovich, who happens to hail from the same rabbinical seminary as Francis’ roving ambassador, Rabbi Skorka. Secondly, inter-religious dialogue is shown properly as a one-way street as ‘tzedek’ and ‘tzedakah’, two very Talmudic Jewish concepts which are foreign to Christianity, were discussed. Thirdly, is plain nonsense and a fantasy tailor made for the dumb goyim to consume. Jorge Bergoglio didn’t make anyone uncomfortable, these “formal Jews” were working for a Jewish foundation, for the benefit of the Jewish community, by command of their rabbis. Lastly, Rabbi Alan Brill reveals that the talmudists are playing the long game and the faith they have put into Bergoglio has paid off.

 Rabbi Alberto (Baruch) Zeilicovich in 2001 at a B’nai B’rith meeting.

Israel Singer, the former head of the World Jewish Congress, said he spent time working with Bergoglio when the two were distributing aid to the poor in Buenos Aires in the early 2000s, part of a joint Jewish-Catholic program called Tzedaka.

“We went out to the barrios where Jews and Catholics were suffering together,” Singer told JTA. “If everyone sat in chairs with handles, he would sit in the one without. He was always looking to be more modest. He’s going to find it hard to wear all these uniforms.”

Bergoglio also wrote the foreward of a book by Rabbi Sergio Bergman and referred to him as “one of my teachers.”  

New pope has history of good relations with Jewish community, The Times of Israel, 13 March 2013

The joint Jewish-Catholic program called Tzedaka is run by the, “Fundación Tzedaká was created in 1991 within the Jewish community...Fundación Tzedaká develops social, educational and health programs, and assists Shoá survivors, working alongside social organizations, the State and private companies through its area Tzedaká and Society.” Just the type of program a Catholic would want to join!  Catholics working for the goals of the World Jewish Congress and the Latin American Jewish Congress.  The little vignette about humble Jorge brings to mind the parable in the Gospel about the false humility of the Pharisee praying at the temple so everyone could see him. Finally we find out that Bergoglio refers to Rabbi Sergio Bergman as “one of my teachers.” This is the same rabbi who sees  Francis “as a true rav” and calls him “the Great Rabbi Bergoglio.”

One has to wonder why does Francis have this obsession with ‘tzedakah’ since it is an entire world removed from the Christian concept of charity.

Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi — the founder of the Chabad Hasidism which Francis is fond of partnering up with in his Scholas Occurrentes program for children and Shlomo Riskin’s CJCUC for priests (here, here) — in The Tanya (a Jewish supremacist race hate manual) compares ‘tzedakah’ when carried out by a Jew and by a non-Jew:

p. 55, The Soul of a Jew and the Soul of a Non-Jew An Inconvenient Truth and the Search for an Alternative, Ḥakirah, the Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought, Vol. 16, Winter 2013.

Wow, it is a sin for a non-Jew to carry out an act of charity!

Francis’ favorite, Maimonides concurs in The Law of Kings, which is also backed up by Rashi, unless special conditions are met:

p. 73, The Soul of a Jew and the Soul of a Non-Jew An Inconvenient Truth and the Search for an Alternative, Ḥakirah, the Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought, Vol. 16, Winter 2013, p. 73

So the Rambam and Rashi write that ‘tzedakah’ only counts if the non-Jew follows the noahide laws.

This brings up an interesting question, ‘By performing acts of ‘tzedakah’ what will one who follows the noahide laws hope to gain?’

p. 50, The Soul of a Jew and the Soul of a Non-Jew An Inconvenient Truth and the Search for an Alternative, Ḥakirah, the Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought, Vol. 16, Winter 2013.

How Judaic supremacist fitting, one who is a good noahide has the privilege of being subservient to Israel. Isn’t that great, being subordinate to a Jew is a virtue!  It sounds like something out of Orwell’s 1984, “War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery and Ignorance is Strength.”

p. 10, Rabinical Literature: Or, The Traditions Of The Jews, Contained in Their Talmud and Other Mystical Writings, Volume 2.

You can’t make this stuff up! When one performs ‘tzedakah’ and follows the noahide laws like a good slave to the Talmudic Jews, one gets rewarded with a one-way trip to Hell!

If the reader believes the above sources do not reflect Talmudic Judaism we refer you to: 1) the talk given by Yossi Gurvitz;  2) Rabbi Yisrael Ariel explaining how the noahide laws will be imposed in the name of peace;  3) our post explaining how Michael Voris and his crew over at Church Militant are promoters of the noahide laws.

Let’s return for a moment to what ‘tzedkah’ means for a Talmudic Jew.

The Maurice Pinay blog has covered ‘Tzedakah’, the “compulsory giving of charity to fellow 'Jews' of wealth gained from the non-Judaic community” in the post we have excerpted below.

In the video below, we can see the chameleon, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks shift back and forth between his smooth, Oxford persona and his inner Chabad Yid. The setting is a talk on 'Tzedakah and Social Justice' at an IFLA (Israel Free Loan Association) event. The 'Israel' Free Loan Association gives 0% interest loans to 'Jews' only (interest on loans is only to be charged to non-Jews according to rabbinic law). Beginning at approximately 18:50 in the video Rabbi Sacks starts speaking of Judaism's 'social justice' (Tzadakah, i.e. compulsory giving of charity to fellow 'Jews' of wealth gained from the non-Judaic community). He interestingly points out that he knows of no similar concept in other cultures, aside from the mafia.

Rabbi Sacks:

There is a unique law in Judaism; kofin al tzadakah [charitable giving to fellow 'Jews' is to be coerced]. Can you imagine another country in which, if you don't give charity, they force you to? The mafia say, you know, 'either you give or you sleep with the fishes,' you know. It doesn't exist in any other culture. They don't understand it when I say to them, 'If you don't give tzadakah, you could be forced to by a Beit Din [rabbinic court].' [Did] you ever go to a Jewish fund raising event and get out without giving? That's kofin al tzadakah. And it's beautiful.

This is not just Rabbi Sacks' opinion. It is the law of Orthodox Judaism as codified by the codifier of Orthodox Judaism, Moses Maimonides:

He who does not want to give charity, or gives less than is proper, will be forced to do so by the rabbinical court, even to the point of striking him, until he gives his due, and the court will examine and assess his property in his presence, and take what is proper for him to give. And they may take collateral for charity, even on the eve of the Sabbath. (Maimonides, Mishneh Torah, Hilkhot matanot aniyim [Laws of Giving to the Poor] 7:10).

Rabbi Sacks' full address to the 'Israel' Free Loan Association is below. The relevant content starts at around 18 minutes:

Now, returning to a Rabbi Sacks interview that we cited in 2011 HERE:

"For a Jew like [Nathan] Rothschild, as the Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks explained to me, what for a Christian is charity, was rather stricter. Philanthropy is duty. You have to do it. It's ten per cent [of your earnings] and we're not saying it would be a nice idea; we're saying you do that - and if you don't, we ostracise you."

Contemplate that for a moment, reader. The rabbis could ostracize Nathan Rothschild? That's exactly what he's saying.

The Bankers and their Rabbis: What are you talking about?, Maurice Pinay Blog, 14 July 2015

Here’s one example of a ‘tzedakah box’ being given as a ‘gift’ to another fellow Jew which was recently in the news. La Chabad Kosher Nostra was busted in Iowa at their Agriprocessors plant for theft, fraud, money laundering, sex-trafficking, gun smuggling, narcotics (cystal-meth), slavery, and possible murder. The head of this operation was none other than the Meth Messiah, Rabbi Sholom Rubashkin, whom was charged only with the crime of tax evasion and found guilty, for which he received a sentence of twenty-seven years. Rubashkin’s fellow Orthodox Jew, Judge Michael Mukasey fought for years to get the tax evasion charges dropped against him or to have a new trial. Mukasey’s efforts finally succeeded late in 2017 when President Donald Trump granted Rabbi Sholom Rubashkin a presidential pardon. What did Rubashkin do upon being released? He had a celebratory world tour during which he met with Michael Mukasey and gave him a ‘tzedakah box’ reminding the judge that he is subservient to the rabbis and if he doesn’t follow their dictates they will ostracize him.

If the above isn’t rabbinic sorcery then what is?

Don’t think for one minute that Francis doesn’t understand all of this. He knows Hebrew, is a huge fan of Maimonides, has a library full of Judaica, loves rubbing shoulders with the official royal family of Judaism as well as its unofficial royal family, has a rabbi as his roving ambassador, frequently brings rabbis to the Vatican as guests, has them join in festivities for his birthday, appoints rabbis to Vatican positions, and knows the minutiae of Jewish law.

All of this leads us to 9 February 2017 when Jonathan Greenblatt, the National Director and CEO of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, stopped by the Vatican for an official visit and along with several ADL members and a few ‘gifts’. (FYI: The ADL of B’nai B’rith is “an organization which was founded on the defense of Leo Frank, a pedophile who raped and murdered a young gentile girl employed at one of his factories, which sought to scapegoat a black man for Frank’s crimes.”)  We previously have covered this visit (here & here) but not the facet of which this post is about ‘tzedakah’.

In ADL’s first private audience with Pope Francis, Mr. Greenblatt thanked the pontiff for his steadfast support of the Jewish State of Israel and for the Holy See’s commitment to carrying out the ideals of Nostra Aetate, the seminal Vatican II Council document that declared anti-Semitism a sin and reversed 2,000-years of church teachings about Jews. He presented the pope with a gift of a traditional Jewish tzedakah, or charity, box and a photographic portrait of the pope with his good friend and associate, Rabbi Avraham Skorka of Buenos Aires, Argentina.   

ADL Leaders and Pope Francis Join to Reaffirm Jewish-Catholic Relations and Denounce Anti-Semitism, ADL, 9 February 2017, bold is our for emphasis.

Jonathan Greenblatt presenting Francis with his own ADL tzedakah box.

And there you have it, what could be more rabbinic than receiving a ‘tzedakah box’ as a ‘gift’?

Whether or not Francis is a righteous among nations noahide or a Jew is for the reader to decide.

Francis’ contributions, to the rabbis over the years, come at the expense of all Catholics and will continue to pay interest to the rabbis even after his reign is over. For every action he undertakes is always with one eye on the amoral compass that points to value$ he so loves, guiding him in creating ‘justice’ by giving to the Talmudists (whom put him in power) what they demand. It’s deranged, diabolical, anti-Catholic, and making the world worse for all of us.

Francis is happy to get his ‘tzedakah box’ and in serving the rabbis.

For those whom have read this far and pine for the days before Francis, when Benedict XVI was in charge, things were no different then.

When Abe Foxman and the ADL came to visit 3 November 2010 Benedict XVI at the Vatican, the ADL National Chair - Robert G. Sugarman, said, “one of the traditions we both share is giving charity, which in Hebrew is 'tzedakah.' We are pleased to give you this tzedakah box to commemorate our visit and our respect for you.” We are certain that Benedict has his box with him at the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican City State and is still making ‘gifts’ to the ADL in order to stay in the good graces of the rabbis.

And the patron saint of pedophiles, John Paul II, was in on the “Maimonides Project” as well.

Want to take a guess at where then Cardinal Bergoglio unveiled his new book, ‘Sobre el cielo y la tierra’?

At a rabbinical seminary!

On 7 December 2010, over two hundred people gathered at the Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano Marshall T. Meyer to listen to Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio and Rabbi Abraham Skorka discuss their new book, ‘Sobre el cielo y la tierra’. This book is a series of conversations between Bergoglio and Skora in which they discuss faith, family, capitalism, homosexuality, the holocaust, and the direction the Catholic Church should take in the 21st century. The seminary chosen for the presentation is named in honor of a child molesting rabbi whom was a disciple of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. Marshall Meyer was also Skorka’s mentor and Skorka had this to say about the life goal of his teacher was to, “spread Heschel's ideas in Latin America”. What was Heschel’s idea when it came to Christians? “I want to attack their souls.” How fitting that when this same book was translated in 2015 into Hebrew, it contained multiple blasphemies, including calling Catholic priests “Idol worshipers” and using the acronym “Yeshu” a rabbinic polemical curse “May his name and memory be erased” to refer to Jesus the Christ.

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Related:

• Blasphemies in Francis' book, Rome and Jerusalem: Rabbi Talks with Pope
• Ten years of one-way Talmudic ‘dialogue’ — the fruit of which is blaspheming the Holy Name of Jesus

Hillel in Moscow 1994-95

Hillel in Moscow 1994-95

The rise of Judeomasonic B’nai B’rith in Russia via its youth wing ‘Hillel’ parallels the rise of Putin. In Russia, B’nai Brith’s Hillel is run jointly w/ EAJC (the Eurasian branch of Rothschild & Lauder’s World Jewish Congress) among othershttps://t.co/h3E9sdQ5Ph

— Maurice Pinay (@MauricePinay) June 22, 2019

B’nai B’rith’s ‘Hillel’ wing in Russia has centers in 9 cities. It’s run jointly with the EAJC branch of Rothschild & Lauder’s WJC, Mikhail Fridman‘s Genesis Philanthropy Group, Bronfman’s UJA & Jacob Schiff’s American Jewish Joint Distrobution Committee https://t.co/RyKEqu7iw3 pic.twitter.com/aTCtpFE1Qf

— Maurice Pinay (@MauricePinay) June 22, 2019

Rabbi Goldman simultaneously founded Hillel Centers in the Former Soviet Union, and ten years later fostered the establishment and growth of 27 Hillel Centers in seven countries of the FSU. Rabbi Goldman founded Hillel Israel ... pic.twitter.com/VHqE31Sf9E

— Maurice Pinay (@MauricePinay) June 23, 2019

Is that a Bible or a copy of the Zohar?

The cover design of Bishop Robert Barron’s new book ‘The Word on Fire Bible’ looks awfully similar to the ten sefirot of the kabbalah.

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The cover of The Word on Fire Bible’ by Robert Barron. Notice the design 3-4-3 in each of the three columns equalling ten in total just like the kabbalah’s ten sefirot.

A limited edition of the Tikkunei haZohar given to Francis in 2019.

Surely, it is just a coincidence.

the new evangelization in Poland — rapping nuns again

The refrain “Jesus, I trust in you!” is from the fake Divine Mercy of Sr. Faustina pushed by the patron saint of pedophiles, John Paul II

the lyrics

Yo yo,
Rapping ain’t hard to do.
It’s enough to say ‘Jesus, I trust you!’
And right now we don’t want masks.
We just want merciful grace!

We at Call Me Jorge... believe that the purpose of Sr. Faustina’s Divine Mercy is to detract from the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and destroy the celebration of the Octave of Easter.  Sr. Faustina’s Divine Mercy replaced an older Polish devotion of the Divine Mercy as demonstrated below by scans from two Polish prayer books.

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The Chaplet of Divine Mercy in a Dominican prayer book in Polish from 1850.

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy from 1847.


If you are going to become the Bogus Order, why not go all the way?