I want my America back! And, I pray you do too. It’s gotten so bad that these cowardly spiritual leaders are accommodating the aggressive narcissists, and cancelling those who offend them. These would then go on to influence the generations that followed.Įvil is winning today because of decades of a multitude of weak and timid spiritual leaders who have simply allowed aggressive narcissists to steer the ship in our culture. They became our teachers and judges and media and politicians. In the meantime, the young narcissistic anarchists of the 1960s eventually grew up and came into power and influence. In other words, if we “feel” something is moral, i.e., contraception, voting pro-abortion politicians into power … well, then, that is “Gospel” now. Liberals have always been the most passionate and aggressive and, therefore, the liberals within the hierarchy would take control in the years following Vatican II. For example, priests were instructed to, in essence, push God off of His throne and replace Him with our new god: our conscience. In many ways, she sat by and simply complied. This anti-God eruption of evil brought anarchy, which is a state of disorder due to an absence or nonrecognition of authority. This revolt against any authority, including God, was seen as “liberation.” Thus the name, “liberal.” Order and unity were evaporating before our eyes as this very aggressive movement of narcissism sought to gain control.ĭid our Church deploy a counter-offensive during this eruption of evil? Not so much.
In theological terms, it is seen as the reemergence of the original sin of pride. “Do what thou wilt” is the high command in the Satanic bible, and this would be the golden rule of this quickly spreading nouveau “way of life.” In psychological terms, it would be seen as an epidemic of narcissism. This would be the decade that would revolt against everything held “sacred.” Morals, values, virtues were all deemed out-of-date as a new and self-professed “evolved” generation blasted onto the scene. The 1960s would forever be known as a revolutionary decade.
Yet, while we were riding our bikes and playing tag in the 1960s, evil was erupting all around us. We were unified as a parish family, and we were unified in our love for God and country. Being a strong Catholic, strong patriot, good neighbor and living a moral life was all a “given.” Right vs. This was the year our family was one among a handful of families who helped start St.
I was a one year old in my mom’s arms, during Mass offered in the basement of a rectory.
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