Flavio Raposo

All Catholics should imitate St John in rejecting the false Church

There’s one story that goes all the back to the beginnings of the Church of how the Apostle John responded to a heretic.

The story is recorded in the second century book Against Heresies by St. Irenaeus. Irenaeus had been a disciple of St. Polycarp, who had been a disciple of John. It’s from this direct line to John that Irenaeus got his information.

At the end of the first century, there was a gnostic heretic named Cerinthus. Among other things, he denied the Virgin Birth, denied that Jesus was the Christ his whole life, and taught that Christians were required to follow the Mosaic Law.

One day, John went inside a public bathhouse, but quickly spotted Cerinthus inside. John immediately ran out of the building, exclaiming to those with him, “Let us fly, lest even the bath-house fall down, because Cerinthus, the enemy of the truth, is within!” (Against Heresies, 3.3.4)

The same saint wrote the Book of Apocalypse. In Apocalypse 18:4 he writes: "And I heard another voice from heaven, saying: Go out from her, my people; that you be not partakers of her sins, and that you receive not of her plagues."

Catholics should heed this warning and come out of the false church set up in the Vatican. This warning is from the very saint whose feast day is today.
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Denis Efimov

And in the same work, Saint Irenaeus also wrote that the apocalyptic beast will be the one “in whom is concentrated the whole apostasy of six thousand years, and unrighteousness, and wickedness, and false prophecy, and deception”.
We may ask, how is such a concentration of all heresies possible?
Saint Pius X gives us the answer: "And now, can anybody who takes a survey of the whole system be surprised that We should define it as the synthesis of all heresies? Were one to attempt the task of collecting together all the errors that have been broached against the faith and to concentrate the sap and substance of them all into one, he could not better succeed than the Modernists have done" ("Pascendi Dominici Gregis").

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Denis Efimov

As stated in Revelation 13, the first beast, i.e. Antichrist has ten horns. In "Homily on Christ and the Antichrist" Saint Hippolytus says that the ten horns are the ten states into which the Roman Empire broke up, and he also mentions ten democracies (δημοκρατίας). Thus, we can assume that the ten horns of the Antichrist are ten democratic countries (governments) that form the basis of globalism (taking into account the anti-Christian essence of globalism). So the Antichrist should probably lead this structure and this movement.
The second beast from the same chapter of Revelation is a False Prophet, whose main function is to persuade people to worship the Antichrist. In his commentary on the Second Epistle to the Thessalonians, the Doctor of the Church St. Ephraim the Syrian wrote that the Antichrist (but we can say that the False Prophet) will sit precisely in the Church, and not in any heretical sect. The possibility that he would sit in the Church (in templo Dei, id est, in Ecclesia) was also mentioned by Saint Thomas Aquinas. As explains St. Ephraim, he will do this, firstly, so that he will not be recognized, and secondly, to try to capture the Church. Further St. Ephraim says that in the Church he will skillfully pretend, insidiously rule under the guise of truth, and even worship God in order to attract people to himself. As Saint Thomas says, the Church will be darkened by him (obtenebrare), and many in the Church will receive him (quia multi de Ecclesia eum recipient).
We see that Francis copes well with his role of the False Prophet and strongly supports satanic globalist ideas and projects.

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