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Jesuits Attack Benedict XVI With No Shame Or Self Awareness
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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That Jesuit priest who "forgives Benedict" , Thomas Reese, SJ, is probably gay. Just like his pal James Martin SJ,
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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Fortuntly, the Jesuits of Pope Bergoglio are a dead Order. For the first time in years, there are less than 2,000 Jesuits in the USA, and less that 150 "seminarians" and only a handful of USA novices. World wide, the Jesuit Order is collapsing. Even in India, where once it had many vocations, now it has barely 100 men in training. Numerically, the Jesuits have lost over 70% of their membership since …More
Fortuntly, the Jesuits of Pope Bergoglio are a dead Order. For the first time in years, there are less than 2,000 Jesuits in the USA, and less that 150 "seminarians" and only a handful of USA novices. World wide, the Jesuit Order is collapsing. Even in India, where once it had many vocations, now it has barely 100 men in training. Numerically, the Jesuits have lost over 70% of their membership since Vatican II (36,100 1962....13,896 today). Average age of Jesuits today is 70+. Too bad its taken them so long to die out. Hope they are down 500+ world-wide in 2023. For the Church, the sooner Jesuits are gone....including Bergoglio, the better.
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Wow! That is a really steep decline. Almost unbelievable 4,000 seminarians(scholastics) and 500 novices. What is even harder to believe, and I found the information by accident researching in the library, is that at the time of Pope Pius XII, there were 250,000 world-wide seminarians!! Only 77,000 when Paul VI died (His Vatican II and Novus Ordo were/are a disaster), There were 145,000 when Benedict …More
Wow! That is a really steep decline. Almost unbelievable 4,000 seminarians(scholastics) and 500 novices. What is even harder to believe, and I found the information by accident researching in the library, is that at the time of Pope Pius XII, there were 250,000 world-wide seminarians!! Only 77,000 when Paul VI died (His Vatican II and Novus Ordo were/are a disaster), There were 145,000 when Benedict XVI resigned, but today there are about 116,000 ( pretty steep decline during Bergoglio...but no surprise).