Author Topic: When will the Clintons be brought to justice? (Read 462 times)

Pravoslavni · « **on:** January 09, 2008, 04:33:14 PM »

I wanted to pose this question to traditional Catholics. I believe that the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary will occur in the near future, which will probably include the conversion of the United States to the Catholic faith. When that glorious time comes, it would seem only just that the Catholic U.S. would bring all of the abortionists, and their supporters, the Clintons included to trial for crimes against the unborn. Should Hillary be tried for murder against the unborn, along with her husband bill?

Hopefully all of the evil politicians who champion the slaughter of the unborn will either be thrown in jail for the rest of their live, or swing from the end of a rope.

JoanScholastica · « **Reply #1 on:** January 09, 2008, 04:55:48 PM »

I guess she should be in jail. Lifetime imprisonment would suffice for me.

Magdalene · « **Reply #2 on:** January 09, 2008, 06:49:26 PM »

The day the U.S. becomes Catholic will only occur after the Great Chastisement - when 75% of the world will be destroyed. Prophecy says that the God will annhilate the evil doers. A small percentage of the evil doers He will spare but they will be converted. So, the Clintons will probably be among the evil who are killed. But if they are the small percentage who survive, then they would have a conversion of heart and do penance for their sins afterwards - so their is no need to hang them for their crimes.

Pravoslavni · « **Reply #3 on:** January 10, 2008, 05:14:34 PM »

Quote from: Magdalene

The day the U.S. becomes Catholic will only occur after the Great Chastisement - when 75% of the world will be destroyed. Prophecy says that the God will annhilate the evil doers. A small percentage of the evil doers He will spare but they will be converted. So, the Clintons will probably be among the evil who are killed. But if they are the small percentage who survive, then they would have a conversion of heart and do penance for their sins afterwards - so their is no need to hang them for their crimes.

I think that there is some disagreement as to whether or not the term "Great Chastisement" is another term for the Three Days of Darkness.

From reading some of the prophecies of regarding the Three Days, I don't think that they say that EVERYONE will be converted eventually. I think that there will be a very small minority of evil people who will remain so, and who be the basis of support for the Antichrist when he comes. I could be wrong though.

Regarding capital punishment, the civil court would have to decide what punishment would be appropriate. I think that people were sometimes still executed, even after they repented and did penance for their crimes in Catholic kingdoms. It would be interesting to discover the traditional Catholic teaching regarding the death penalty.