Beatification of Evil: Nazi-Marxist on His Way To “Beatification”
• 1931: At his ordination, Câmara wears the uniform of the notorious Green Shirt militia under his cassock.
• 1934: Câmara is a member of the Supreme Council of Plinio Salgado's Ação Integralista Brasileira (AIB), a pro-national socialist group.
• 1936: Câmara becomes Salgado's personal secretary and then national secretary of the AIB. He takes a leading role in rallies and paramilitary marches similar to the German Nazi marches.
• 1946: Rio de Janeiro Archbishop wants to make Câmara an auxiliary bishop, but the Vatican refuses because of his Nazi past.
• 1947: Câmara becomes general assistant of the Brazilian Catholic Action and begins to moult from Nazi to Marxist.
• Under Câmara, Catholic Action degenerates into a Communist organisation and some members whom Câmara never condemned, become guerrillas.
• 1952: Câmara is appointed auxiliary bishop.
• 1968: Câmara calls Paul VI’s Humanae Vitae, "an error destined to torture brides and disturb the peace of so many hearts."
• As Archbishop of Olinda-Recife, Câmara calls women "victims" because the Church forces them to beget "little monsters" (sic!): "Children, children, children! If you want coitus, you have to procreate! Even if your child is born without guts, with stiff legs, a balloon head and butt-ugly!"
• Câmara promotes divorce and advocates the immoral Orthodox position that "allows" another religious marriage for those who have been abandoned by their spouses.
• During the Second Vatican Council, "Tell me, please, if there is indeed a decisive argument that prevents women from holding the priesthood, or is it just a male prejudice?"
• About the Vatican II documents, "We must go beyond the conciliar texts whose interpretation is left to us".
• 1965: Câmara tells the Council Fathers: "I believe that man will artificially create life, will be able to bring the dead to life and will put into practice the old dream of [Serge] Voronoff [famous for his claim of achieving miraculous rejuvenation results in male patients by transplanting monkey genital glands]."
• 1968: Father Joseph Comblin (professor in Receife seminary, +2011) writes for Câmara a proposal to dismantle the State, establish a “popular [Communist] dictatorship,” ban the private use of capital, abolish Church hierarchy, institute an ecclesiastical politburo, distribute the army’s weapons to “the people,” introduce censorship and “extraordinary people's courts," and use violence.
• The “agrarian reform” whose main promoter was Câmara proved to be "the worst fiasco of public policy in our country" (Francisco Graziano Neto).
• Most of the agricultural cooperatives created by the "reform" turned into rural favelas, with great suffering for the peasants, making Câmara the "saint who created favelas".
Picture: Hélder Pessoa Câmara © wikicommons, CC BY-SA, #newsLaqvsnawdb
