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The Apocalypse - Letter by Letter: The "Renewal" of Vatican II a Disaster

The Apocalypse - Letter by Letter

Blog to discuss the book "The Apocalypse - Letter by Letter: A Literary Analysis of the Book of Revelation" and current events that point to the events described therein.

Saturday, September 01, 2007

 

The "Renewal" of Vatican II a Disaster

"There are lies, damn lies and statistics" - Mark Twain

But sometimes statistics can be very compelling. Still, one must be careful to correlate trends with causes and complex systems can confound data. But in this article, the data confirms what common sense already informs. Vatican II has led to the greatest apostasy in the history of the Church. Is it the apostasy foretold in Revelation and the gospels? Time will tell.

UVA Interviews Ken Jones, Author of Index of Leading Catholic Indicators

What is your verdict?

I can only agree with what Cardinal Ratzinger said: "We find ourselves faced with a progressive process of decadence. ... It is incontrovertible that this period has definitely been unfavorable for the Catholic Church." Since Cardinal Ratzinger made these remarks in 1984, the crisis in the Church has accelerated. In every area that is statistically verifiable - for example, the number of priests, seminarians, priestless parishes, nuns, Mass attendance, converts and annulments - the "process of decadence" is undeniable.

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