I just watched (only part of -- Deo Gratias!) the worst bit of anti-religious propaganda I've ever seen.

The main idea is that religion has always been nothing but a scam -- but of course they pick on Christianity especially. They relate Jesus to Horus, etc., etc. and a bunch of other un-scientific, un-historic blasphemous nonsense.

Here is the bad part -- the movie is new, FREE to watch, and of VERY HIGH PRODUCTION QUALITY. And the movie is ANONYMOUS! Yes, the author has not released his name.

It is not JUST high production quality, but VERY WELL ATTUNED to the current short-attention-span, tv-watching population. You know, the people who never read (and can't follow a book even if they tried). So this video will reach EVERYONE whereas the good TAN Books (Catholic literature) can only reach a select few these days. See why TV is evil?

Anyhow, to understand what I'm saying very quickly, just picture the "user-friendliness" of a movie like "Loose Change". Camera pans, tons of graphics, fade-ins, narration a child could understand, bullet points, you name it.

This movie is worse than the Da Vinci Code -- though both do harm to the Faith.

It's the nuclear weapon in the anti-religious arsenal.

Anyhow, I won't give out the name, since it is VERY VERY dangerous to the Faith. I only tasted it, and I could practically feel my faith being ripped out of me! I wouldn't dare watch the whole thing. It has the Enemy (satan)'s subtlety and craftiness woven throughout. I'm simply not a good enough historian to counter everything they say. It would be a sin of pride to watch any more of it, once I know the true nature of it. I would be saying "I'm big and strong, I can handle it" even though countless men more intelligent than me have lost the Faith through pride.

Maybe 100 Catholics in the United States are well-trained enough to not have this affect them -- and most of them are SSPX priests.

I see why Bishop Williamson's new watchword is "Kyrie Eleison". God help us all!  Satan is really bringing out his big guns, because the end is so near.

In Christ,

Matthew