Hitler's Pope?
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2015 4:44 amThe Jews have written intensively trying to create the illusion that there was a sinister conspiracy between the "Nazis" and Pope Pius XI, aka "Hitler's Pope". Much nonsense has also been written about the Nazis being part of a Jesuit conspiracy at the behest of the "Black Pope".
In their typical hypocritical fashion, the Jews want it both ways--they want to portray Hitler as pagan and anti-Christian and at the same time portray him as in secret league with the Catholic Church. They can't get their twisted story straight.
To show just how opposed The Church was to "Nazi" policies, Pope Pius XI issued a very inflammatory Encyclical at the Vatican on Passion Sunday, March 14, 1937. In it Pius accuses the "Nazis" of being liars, exterminationists, haters of the truth, racists, and even of exalting themselves above God. Reading between the lines, he expresses great sympathy for the Jews. It's rather short and worth reading:
http://w2.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en ... sorge.html
This Encyclical was widely circulated in Germany, which infuriated the top echelons of the National Socialists. It should come as no surprise that many priests who promoted this material ended up in concentration camps, as they were considered treasonous. No wonder Hitler was anti-Churchianity.
It's interesting to note that in Goebbel's Diaries, he makes it clear that once the war was over, the National Socialists intended to deal with the Church once and for all, just as Hitler had often stated that it would be after the war that he would find a final solution to the jewish problem in the Reich. In some ways, they were different aspects of the same problem--today's Judeo-Christianity.
In their typical hypocritical fashion, the Jews want it both ways--they want to portray Hitler as pagan and anti-Christian and at the same time portray him as in secret league with the Catholic Church. They can't get their twisted story straight.
To show just how opposed The Church was to "Nazi" policies, Pope Pius XI issued a very inflammatory Encyclical at the Vatican on Passion Sunday, March 14, 1937. In it Pius accuses the "Nazis" of being liars, exterminationists, haters of the truth, racists, and even of exalting themselves above God. Reading between the lines, he expresses great sympathy for the Jews. It's rather short and worth reading:
http://w2.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en ... sorge.html
This Encyclical was widely circulated in Germany, which infuriated the top echelons of the National Socialists. It should come as no surprise that many priests who promoted this material ended up in concentration camps, as they were considered treasonous. No wonder Hitler was anti-Churchianity.
It's interesting to note that in Goebbel's Diaries, he makes it clear that once the war was over, the National Socialists intended to deal with the Church once and for all, just as Hitler had often stated that it would be after the war that he would find a final solution to the jewish problem in the Reich. In some ways, they were different aspects of the same problem--today's Judeo-Christianity.
