I post this because I think it an interesting topic. There are so many stories for and against Fr. Martin that I don't know what to make of the man.
I also included the first comment below the article. While I don't think all of her points are valid, because of the questions raised, I think it likely to disappear from the Remnant website.

https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/articles/item/5379-the-1963-vatican-enthronement-of-lucifer-a-windswept-house-update?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheRemnantNewspaper-RemnantArticles+%28The+Remnant+Newspaper+-+Remnant+Articles%29


The 1963 Vatican Enthronement of Lucifer: A 'Windswept House' Update
Written by  Fr. Brian W. hαɾɾιson, O.S.

The 1963 Vatican Enthronement of Lucifer: A Windswept House; Update

Kathy Thompson's article about the late Fr. Malachi Martin's book Windswept House (The Remnant, April 30) was very interesting, but its chronology regarding the enthronement of Lucifer in the heart of the Vatican needs clarification. I am able to contribute some personal testimony of my own about this matter that I believe will interest Remnant readers. Also, it will add to what is publicly known about a reported event which, if indeed it took place, was very probably a significant factor in exacerbating that 'smoke of Satan' which has corrupted so many aspects of the Church's life and witness since Vatican Council II.

Ms. Thompson correctly records that Fr. Martin described his novel as a work of "faction" - one that recorded many events that really took place while embellishing them, and changing dates and names, in order to make it clear that the book wasn't intended as straight history.

Now, in column 1 on p. 5 she says that the real date of the infamous event described at the beginning of Windswept House is said to have been 1957, while in column 3 she says it took place "in the 1960s".  I can clarify what Fr. Martin said was the true date of the Luciferian Enthronement inside the Vatican with the following information from a quarter-century ago that I have never made public until now.

In the last decade of Malachi Martin's life (he died in 1999) I became a personal friend of his and would visit him in his Manhattan apartment whenever I was in New York. In the section headed "1963" in the Prologue of Windswept House, we read that this shocking ceremony, enthroning "the Fallen Archangel Lucifer" in the Chapel of St. Paul, took place on June 29, 1963, the Feast of SS. Peter and Paul, the eve of the coronation of the newly elected Pope Paul VI.

It celebrated gloatingly the long-prepared-for arrival of a pope more open to liberal changes than any of his predecessors. Around the time the book was published in 1996, Fr. Martin told me that this date was indeed "factional", and that the true date of this blasphemous act of devilry, coordinated with a corresponding ceremony on the American side of the Atlantic, was actually one day later. That is, it took place the night after Paul's VI's coronation in St. Peter's Square on the afternoon of Sunday, June 30. Malachi told me it was indeed carried out in the Chapel of St. Paul, as Windswept House says, and began at midnight on the night of June 30 / July 1, 1963.

At the time Fr. Martin told me this I was living in Rome during a year's study leave, finishing the dissertation for my doctorate in theology. Providentially, this was 1996, exactly 33 years after the Masonic Luciferian enthronement – an appropriate number to symbolize both the 33 years of our Lord's life on earth and the 33 degrees of Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ (a number, I understand, the Masons chose precisely in defiance of Christ's social kingship).

Now, during that year I, like many other priests, was offering Mass daily at one or other of the many side altars in St. Peter's Basilica. Fr. Martin was at home in New York City, and in a telephone conversation with him I suggested that it would be very appropriate for both of us to celebrate Masses of reparation on the 33rd anniversary of this wicked outrage, I in the Vatican—where it took place—and he on the East coast of the U.S., where the parallel Luciferian ceremony was simultaneously carried out. Again providentially, even the day of the week was the same: July 1st fell on a Monday in 1996, as it had in 1963.

Fr. Martin readily agreed, and that's what we did:  I offered a Mass of reparation in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of St. Peter's on 7/1/96 (a ferial day in the Novus Ordo calendar), and he celebrated his Mass for that intention on the same day in the little oratory within his apartment. (For him it was the Feast of the Precious Blood, since he always celebrated the Traditional Latin Mass.)

Fr. Martin also told me the Satanic act became known because one of its participants repented a decade or so later on his deathbed and confessed this grave sin. The Roman priest hearing his confession told him he had a grave obligation to allow this shocking sacrilege to be made known to the Supreme Pontiff, in order for a re-consecration of the Pauline Chapel to be made. Accordingly, he told the penitent he could not absolve him unless the latter gave him permission to make this shocking event known to higher ecclesial authority. The penitent did so, and Fr. Martin told me he later learned the whole story through his Vatican connections.  Hopefully, there was a re-consecration of the chapel; but if so it would of course have been carried out in strict secrecy in order to avoid scandal.

To me, what I have recounted above is further evidence that Malachi Martin was telling me what he believed to be the truth about the Luciferian Enthronement, the date on which it historically took place, and the way he came to know about it. For I find it hard to imagine him making a Mass intention part of a conscious lie that he had fabricated.
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Krystal Wasser
Good and believable up to a point -
1. A "Roman" priest heard the confession. Does that mean a Roman diocesan priest or just a regular Catholic priest? Does this mean then, that the dying person was dying in Rome? If he is in Rome, you mean 10 years later, the guilty party is still in Rome? Is he still working in the Vatican at this time? This makes his confession a whole lot less αnσnymσus.
2. "one of its participants..." The only persons who would be involved in this would be bishops - a common priest wouldn't be allowed to spend time in that chapel.
Why would the author not state that it was a bishop or cardinal?
3. "On his deathbed". How convenient. Normally, a grave sin of this type can not be absolved by a priest, especially if the confessing person is a bishop. The details must be sent to the Apostolic Penitentiary αnσnymσusly, who assign the penance.
4. He "repented". Normally, people don't repent the satanic act until they have become possessed by demons, in which case the author has skipped a few interesting chapters in this saga.
5. Masses are not done in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel - there is no altar. The author of the present piece is lying.
6. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but satan hasn't been "enthroned" anywhere else. In fact, the only time the word "enthroned" is used is with Malachy - satanists don't use the term.
I think the "enthronement" was figurative. I don't think it was literal.

2. Maybe he was not a common priests, plus how does Krystal know that only bishops are involved in satanic rituals.
4. Krystal claims "normally, people don't repent the satanic act until they have become possessed by demons". Yet she does not site her sources or does she speak from experience.

6. Krystal claims "Satan hasn't been "enthroned" anywhere else. In fact, the only time the word "enthroned" is used is with Malachy - Satanists don't use the term."  Again, she does not site her source, plus how many luciferian Catholic clergy does she know that would admit of doing this evil act in a church. If none, then how would she know if they used the term "enthronement" or not?

Good questions Mr. G.
Does anyone here know if point 5 is true? (Masses are not done in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel - there is no altar.) Was it true in 1996?

Of course, in 1963, one Joseph Bernardin was the Vicar General of the Diocese of Charleston.  His participation in such a ritual would be consistent with the accusations made against him by his victims.

This nasty scratch in my throat --- > cough cough! < --- either has to be allergies, the AC being on too cold last night, or CÖVÌD.  No other explanation.

Or maybe I sleep-walked down to the convenience store in the middle of the night and got a pack of those unfiltered Camels that I still crave sometimes

We must remain happy warriors even in the midst of all this satanic filth.  Ultimately, we win this thing.

And the day I turn 65 and am eligible for Medicare, one of the first things I'm going to do, is get that pack of Camels and smoke away.  Right now I am under a no-tobacco fatwa from my insurance company, and I don't have $200/month to pay a smoker's premium.  Maybe TPTB figure that if you can make it to Medicare age, "wellness" is no longer a concern, hurry up and die, you're just costing Joemama money.

Cigars my good sir, cigars! Or shire weed smoked in a church warden pipe. 
My battle with Crohns and ulcerative colitis and the different effects it has with respect to those diseases has taken much of the joy out of a pleasant gentlemanly smoke. But I still try to enjoy a pipe now and again.
As major surgery on my gut (yet again) looks this summer, I am almost desperate to engage in rightful recreation (I cannot recall the technical term for it, having heard it in one of Father Ripperger‘s talks on spiritual combat.)
Covid restrictions I have thwarted my attempts to enjoy a touch of recreational shooting and I am very doubtful those restrictions shall be lifted up here in Alberta in neighbouring Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Coupled with this, would be a nice mountain setting to sit quietly and enjoy a pipe and perhaps even a cigar, if they have almost dried out in my humidors.
Time to produce some holy smoke to counter the obvious diabolical work that the scamdemic  and all the evil people involved therein ,spreading like way too much butter on a burnt scone.

I see.  Does the Canadian government (or the various provincial ones, as the case may be) force smokers either not to smoke, or to pay a premium, as a condition of getting insurance?  My private insurer down here told me "smoke if you like, but if you do, you will have to pay $200/month extra".  I could not do that.  When I was working in the corporate world, there was a $50/month smokers' premium, which I paid, but $50 is not $200, and my income was twice what it is now.

Since we have universal healthcare, taxes on tobacco are insanely high, to deter all but the rich and determined/addicted. I used to get tobacco from the US when I was still visiting friends, but that ended almost a decade ago. I can still get cheap pipe tobacco shipped but I have more than enough to last a few years.
When it comes to life insurance, premiums are definitely higher if you want to smoke, from what former colleagues who used to smoke told me.
In these evil days, I would be smoking and drinking good bourbon and whiskey if my system could handle it. Alas it cannot. 

I used to smoke Camel non-filters. Best cigarettes around.

So did I ... and agreed.

We have wandered far from our topic. 

Fr Brian hαɾɾιson's article has the ring of truth in it.

He was a student at the Manly (that's a suburb of Sydney, not a description of the staff and seminarians enrolled there) Seminary. Apparently he was manly enough to not go well with the shenanigans going on there at the time of his studies. Manly ended up being closed down and Fr "escaped" Australia for Puerto Rico. I think it a fair bet that he is an honest man. 

I used to send him my "Saint of the Day" email which he liked and used to use occasionally in his  short sermon at weekday Mass.

Fr Malachi Martin is a bit of an enigma. I hope he passed the test. May he rest in peace.

Since we have universal healthcare, taxes on tobacco are insanely high, to deter all but the rich and determined/addicted. I used to get tobacco from the US when I was still visiting friends, but that ended almost a decade ago. I can still get cheap pipe tobacco shipped but I have more than enough to last a few years.
When it comes to life insurance, premiums are definitely higher if you want to smoke, from what former colleagues who used to smoke told me.
In these evil days, I would be smoking and drinking good bourbon and whiskey if my system could handle it. Alas it cannot.  

Do the First Nations have any kind of deal like the Native Americans have here, where they run their own cigarette stores and sell them dirt-cheap?

Yes, far afield of the topic, but darn it, these are Camels we're talking about here.  In fact, the other day, I had thoughts of breaking over and treating myself --- my insurer doesn't forbid sporadic tobacco use, just more than once or twice a week --- but I don't want to get something started that I can't stop. It's only four-and-a-half more years.