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    The meeting discusses the Kingship of Christ and the conversion of the Jєωιѕн nation, addressing theological, historical, and social implications of Jєωιѕн naturalism and anti-Semitism.
    The Programme of Christ and the Plans of Satan
    This section outlines the contrasting objectives of Christ's teachings and Satan's efforts to undermine them.
    • Christ's Mystical Body, the Catholic Church, is established as the sole path for humanity's return to God.
    • States and Nations are called to acknowledge the Catholic Church's authority.
    • Satan aims to prevent this acknowledgment and promotes the idea of equal rights for all religions, including Judaism.
    • The concept of separation of Church and State is criticized as a means to undermine the Church's influence.
    The Kingship of Christ in Society
    This section discusses the importance of recognizing Christ's authority in societal structures.
    • The Catholic Church possesses an Indirect Power to guide moral decisions in society.
    • States should respect the Church's authority in moral matters to avoid chaos.
    • The Church is seen as the true teacher of virtue and guardian of morals.
    • The moral law must be recognized as foundational for peace and order in society.
    The Importance of Christian Marriage
    This section emphasizes the significance of Christian marriage as a reflection of Christ's union with the Church.
    • Christian marriage symbolizes the unity of Christ and His Mystical Body.
    • The indissolubility of marriage is a divine decree that must be upheld.
    • Divorce is portrayed as a significant threat to family life and societal stability.
    • The Church condemns secret societies that undermine Christian values, including marriage.
    The Struggle Against Jєωιѕн Naturalism
    This section addresses the opposition posed by Jєωιѕн Naturalism to the teachings of Christ.
    • Jєωιѕн Naturalism is seen as a significant barrier to the acceptance of Christ's authority.
    • The text discusses the historical context of Jєωιѕн opposition to Christianity.
    • It highlights the need for Catholics to combat Jєωιѕн Naturalism while distinguishing it from Anti-Semitism.
    • The ultimate goal is the conversion of the Jєωιѕн nation to embrace the teachings of Christ.
    The Role of Anti-Semitism in Society
    This section explores the complexities surrounding the term "Anti-Semitism" and its implications.
    • Anti-Semitism is defined as the hatred of Jews as a race, which is condemned.
    • The text warns against conflating Anti-Semitism with opposition to Jєωιѕн Naturalism.
    • It emphasizes the need for clarity in discussions about Jєωιѕн influence in society.
    • The Church's stance is to uphold truth while maintaining charity towards those in error.
    The Coming of Antichrist
    This section discusses the anticipated arrival of Antichrist and its implications for the Church.
    • The text references scriptural and traditional teachings regarding Antichrist.
    • It highlights the role of the Sovereign Pontiffs in addressing apostasy.
    • The timing of Antichrist's coming is discussed in relation to historical events.
    • The Church's teachings provide guidance on how to prepare for this eventuality.
    The Importance of Marriage Preparation
    The text emphasizes the necessity of approaching marriage with a proper mindset and preparation to avoid future conflicts and ensure mutual support.
    • Couples should be well-disposed and prepared before entering marriage.
    • Impure desires and unresolved passions can lead to sadness and strife in marriage.
    • The religious character of marriage reflects the union between Christ and the Church.
    • Mixed marriages are cautioned against due to potential spiritual dangers.
    The Sanctity of Marriage and Modern Challenges
    The text discusses the contemporary challenges to the sanctity of marriage, including societal influences that promote immorality.
    • The procreation of life is a privilege confined to marriage by divine law.
    • Modern media openly derides the sanctity of marriage, promoting divorce and adultery.
    • Literature and cinema often depict immoral behavior as acceptable, influencing public perception.
    • The traditional doctrine of Christian marriage is increasingly challenged by contemporary views.
    The Role of Education in Christian Life
    The text highlights the importance of education in forming individuals as members of Christ's Mystical Body.
    • Education should be infused with Christian values and teachings.
    • Schools must be regulated by the Christian spirit to be suitable for Catholic students.
    • The Church has a duty to ensure that education aligns with the formation of true Christians.
    • The loss of innocence in youth is a significant concern, particularly due to harmful media influences.
    The Economic Order and Property Ownership
    The text outlines the Divine Plan for economic order, emphasizing the importance of property ownership for families.
    • Ownership of property should be widely diffused to support family life.
    • The law should favor ownership to ensure families can secure their material needs.
    • Economic systems must be organized to prevent the concentration of wealth and power.
    • The Church advocates for the protection of workers' rights and the promotion of just wages.
    The Influence of Satan on Society
    The text describes Satan's aims to disrupt the Divine Plan and promote naturalism, leading to societal decay.
    • Satan seeks to impede the education of youth and promote naturalistic ideologies.
    • The concentration of property and wealth in the hands of a few is a goal of Satan.
    • The promotion of birth prevention and immorality is seen as a direct attack on the family.
    • The ultimate aim is to confuse individuals about God's order and lead them away from Christ.
    The Kingship of Christ and Its Relevance
    The text asserts the necessity of recognizing Christ's Kingship in all aspects of life for true order and peace.
    • Christ's Kingship encompasses both spiritual and temporal authority.
    • The Church's influence on society is essential for the realization of God's Kingdom.
    • The rejection of Christ's order leads to societal chaos and moral decay.
    • The faithful are called to unite in promoting the Divine Plan for order in society.
    Historical Context of Reactions Against Naturalism
    The text provides a historical overview of various national reactions against naturalism and its implications for society.
    • The Reformation and French Revolution marked significant shifts away from Christian order.
    • Countries like Spain and Portugal reacted strongly against Masonic influences.
    • Ireland's struggle for independence is intertwined with the broader conflict between Christ and Satan.
    • Germany's reaction against naturalism has led to a rise in anti-Catholic sentiment and persecution.
    The Role of Money and Bank Credit
    The text discusses the relationship between a country's production capacity and its money supply, criticizing the German financial system's reliance on government-controlled bank credit.
    • The volume of money should align with a country's production capacity, not just gold reserves.
    • The German government controls bank credit through the Reichsbank, favoring certain businesses.
    • This practice leads to a form of Socialism or Communism, undermining individual rights and treating people as mere individuals rather than persons.
    The Jєωιѕн Nation's Struggle Against the Supernatural Messias
    The text outlines the conflict between the Jєωιѕн nation and the acceptance of the Supernatural Messias, emphasizing the implications of Jєωιѕн Naturalism.
    • The decline of supernatural influences since the 13th century has led to the rise of Naturalism.
    • The Jєωιѕн nation rejects the Supernatural Messias, looking instead for a Natural Messias who will establish Jєωιѕн dominance.
    • This rejection results in a societal shift towards Naturalism, which opposes the teachings of the Catholic Church.
    Jєωιѕн Naturalism and Its Impacts
    The text examines the consequences of Jєωιѕн Naturalism on society and the Jєωιѕн people themselves.
    • Jєωιѕн Naturalism disrupts social order based on the Divine plan and leads to moral decay.
    • The Jєωιѕн nation, in its organized opposition to the Supernatural Messias, risks falling into Pantheism and losing faith in God.
    • The rejection of Christ has dire consequences for the Jєωιѕн soul and character, leading to a loss of spiritual direction.
    The Dual Citizenship of Jews in Modern Times
    The text discusses the implications of Jєωιѕн dual citizenship and its effects on national loyalties and societal structures.
    • Jews retain allegiance to their nation while being citizens of other states, creating a conflict of interest.
    • Their primary allegiance to the Jєωιѕн nation can undermine the interests of the countries they reside in.
    • The Balfour Declaration is highlighted as a significant event that perpetuates this dual citizenship anomaly.
    The Influence of Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ and Naturalism
    The text explores the relationship between Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ and Jєωιѕн Naturalism in the context of societal organization.
    • Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ is described as a secretive organization that promotes Naturalism, working against the supernatural life of grace.
    • Both Jєωιѕн Naturalism and Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ contribute to the elimination of the Catholic tradition and the establishment of a naturalistic worldview.
    • The struggle against these forces is framed as a battle for the preservation of the supernatural order established by Christ.
    The Jєωιѕн State and Its Legitimacy
    The text questions the legitimacy of the Jєωιѕн claim to Palestine and the implications of establishing a Jєωιѕн state.
    • The Jєωιѕн claim to Palestine is seen as a denial of their disobedience to God and the rejection of the Supernatural Messias.
    • The rights of the Arab population, who have occupied the land for centuries, must be respected.
    • The establishment of a Jєωιѕн state is viewed as an act of defiance against divine order and is likely to lead to further conflict.
    The Duty of Catholics Against Jєωιѕн Naturalism
    The text emphasizes the responsibility of Catholics to combat Jєωιѕн Naturalism and uphold the teachings of the Catholic Church.
    • Catholics must resist Jєωιѕн efforts to dominate society and promote Naturalism, which undermines the supernatural life of grace.
    • The creation and regulation of money should not be controlled by Jєωιѕн interests to protect the integrity of Christian societies.
    • The text calls for a positive response to safeguard the poor and needy from exploitation by Jєωιѕн moneylenders, echoing the practices of medieval guilds.
    The Dual Program of Catholics
    The Catholic Church emphasizes the need to defend Christ's rights and convert those estranged from Him.
    • The program is outlined in Pope Pius XI's Encyclical Letter, Quas Primas.
    • Catholics are called to fight under the banner of Christ their King.
    • The faithful are encouraged to win over those who do not know Christ.
    • Pope Pius X highlighted the need for courage among Catholics in the modern world.
    Understanding Anti-Semitism
    Anti-Semitism is defined as hatred of Jews, but the term is often misused to label any opposition to Jєωιѕн interests.
    • The term is too broad, as it can include opposition from other Semitic groups, like Arabs.
    • The Jєωιѕн community seeks to associate opposition with irrationality.
    • The Catholic Church's stance is to combat Naturalism, which is seen as a challenge to the Kingship of Christ.
    The Church's Stance on Jews
    The Catholic Church condemns both hatred of Jews and the imposition of Jєωιѕн beliefs on Christians.
    • Hatred of Jews is particularly condemned because they are the nation from which Christ came.
    • The Church has historically protected Jews from violence while also guarding against their influence on Christians.
    • Papal docuмents have condemned racial theories and anti-Jєωιѕн sentiments.
    The Kingship of Christ and Jєωιѕн Naturalism
    The Church asserts the supremacy of the supernatural life of Christ over Jєωιѕн Naturalism.
    • The Church promotes the Mystical Body of Christ as the true order in society.
    • Historical papal docuмents have warned against the influence of Jєωιѕн Naturalism.
    • The Church has consistently opposed the idea of Jews holding power over Christians.
    The тαℓмυd's Influence on Jєωιѕн Attitudes
    The тαℓмυd is seen as a source of pride and superiority among Jews, leading to friction with other nations.
    • The тαℓмυd promotes the idea that non-Jews are inferior and have no rights.
    • Historical reactions to the тαℓмυd have included condemnation and calls for censorship.
    • The тαℓмυdic formation continues to influence Jєωιѕн identity and attitudes today.
    The Challenge of Jєωιѕн Messianism
    Jєωιѕн Messianism is characterized by a belief in a future redeemer who will restore Jєωιѕн power.
    • The тαℓмυdic formation complicates the conversion of Jews to Christianity.
    • Many Jews have historically rejected the idea of a personal Messiah, instead viewing Israel as the Messianic entity.
    • Marxism and secularism have further shifted Jєωιѕн expectations away from traditional Messianic beliefs.
    The Certainty of Jєωιѕн Conversion
    The conversion of the Jєωιѕн nation to Christianity is seen as a future certainty based on biblical prophecy.
    • St. Augustine and other Church Fathers have prophesied a future conversion of the Jews.
    • Key biblical texts, such as those from Osee and Romans, affirm this belief.
    • The conversion is expected to occur towards the end of time, as indicated in various prophecies.
    The Timing of Jєωιѕн Conversion
    The exact timing of the Jєωιѕн conversion is known only to God and is expected to occur in the last age of the Church.
    • Prophecies from the Old and New Testaments suggest that this conversion will happen before the final judgment.
    • The Church Fathers consistently affirmed that the conversion would take place in the last days.
    • The belief in a future conversion remains a significant aspect of Catholic eschatology.
    The Conversion of the Jєωιѕн Nation
    The text discusses the anticipated conversion of the Jєωιѕн people to Christianity, emphasizing its significance in the context of divine mercy and the fulfillment of biblical prophecies.
    • Various Church Fathers, including St. Paul and St. Thomas, affirm that the Jєωιѕн nation will ultimately be saved.
    • The conversion is expected to occur after the Gentiles have accepted the faith and will coincide with the end times.
    • The conversion will be a source of joy for the Virgin Mary, as her people will recognize Jesus as their King.
    • The text highlights a tradition that the Jєωιѕн conversion will follow a period of apostasy among non-Jєωιѕн nations.
    Apostasy of Non-Jєωιѕн Nations
    The text outlines the belief that the Jєωιѕн conversion will occur after the non-Jєωιѕн nations have fallen into apostasy.
    • St. Paul warns Gentiles against pride, indicating that they could face a similar fate as the Jews.
    • The Fathers Lemann suggest that the apostasy of the nations will lead to the eventual return of the Jews to faith.
    • Historical context is provided, indicating that the Jєωιѕн people's rejection of Christ has led to their current state, but this will change in the future.
    The Role of Jєωιѕн Converts
    The text highlights the impact of Jєωιѕн converts on the spread of Christianity and the conversion of other nations.
    • The example of Venerable Francis Mary Paul Libermann is presented as a significant Jєωιѕн convert who dedicated his life to missionary work.
    • Libermann's conversion led to the establishment of a religious congregation focused on spreading the Christian faith.
    • His influence is noted in the growth of the Congregation of the Holy Ghost, which has expanded significantly over the years.
    The Postulatum Pro Hebraeis
    The text describes the efforts of the Fathers Lemann to petition the Vatican Council for an appeal to the Jєωιѕн nation.
    • The Postulatum secured the signatures of 510 bishops, indicating strong support for the initiative.
    • The petition aimed to express mercy towards the Jєωιѕн people and encourage their conversion.
    • The Fathers Lemann faced challenges in drafting the Postulatum but were supported by influential bishops.
    National Apostasy and Its Consequences
    The text discusses the consequences of national apostasy, particularly in relation to the Jєωιѕн nation and the broader implications for society.
    • Apostasy is defined as a collective rejection of faith by a nation, even if individuals remain faithful.
    • The text argues that the decline of Catholicism in nations leads to moral decay and societal disorder.
    • Historical examples are provided, illustrating how nations that have turned away from Christ face dire consequences.
    Contemporary Jєωιѕн Aims and Materialism
    The text examines the current ambitions of the Jєωιѕн nation and the materialistic motivations behind their actions.
    • The Jєωιѕн claim to Palestine is critiqued as being driven by financial interests rather than religious fervor.
    • The text suggests that the pursuit of control over Palestine's resources is a primary motivation for Zionist ambitions.
    • Evidence is presented indicating that the Jєωιѕн settlements in Palestine lack genuine religious commitment, contradicting claims of a return to their homeland.
    Outline of the Conquest of Palestine
    The text outlines the historical context and planning behind the Jєωιѕн conquest of Palestine.
    • Statements from prominent Zionist leaders indicate a long-term strategy for establishing a Jєωιѕн state.
    • The Balfour Declaration is described as a pivotal moment in the Zionist movement, seen as part of a broader plan.
    • The Jєωιѕн Agency is identified as a key organization in facilitating Jєωιѕн immigration and governance in Palestine.
    Effects of Opposition to the True Messiah
    The text discusses the negative consequences of the Jєωιѕн nation's rejection of Jesus Christ as the Messiah.
    • The persistent opposition to Christ is linked to moral decay and a departure from divine order.
    • Popes Leo XIII and Pius XI are cited, emphasizing that exclusion of Christ leads to societal chaos and confusion.
    • The text argues that the Jєωιѕн leaders' rejection of Christ has resulted in a decline in their spiritual and moral standing.
    UNRRA and Jєωιѕн Political Movements
    The text discusses the role of UNRRA in supporting Jєωιѕн political movements and the implications of its funding.
    • UNRRA supplies were utilized under Jєωιѕн supervision.
    • Hachsharot camps were politically divided, with factions like the Somer (Jєωιѕн Communist Party) and Betar (nationalistic).
    • Anti-British propaganda was prevalent in these camps, serving as a base for potential terrorist activities.
    • Dr. Dalton, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, reported UNRRA's cost to British taxpayers as £155 million.
    • Concerns were raised about the misuse of funds for Communist propaganda and support for illegal ships to Palestine.
    Jєωιѕн Migration Post-World War II
    The text highlights the influx of Jєωιѕн refugees into U.S. camps and the contrasting treatment of non-Jєωιѕн refugees.
    • General Mark Clark facilitated the migration of Jews from Eastern Europe to U.S. Displaced Persons camps.
    • Many Jews claimed to be fleeing from no immediate danger, as the nαzιs were defeated.
    • Non-Jєωιѕн refugees faced deportation to death or labor camps, while Jews were welcomed.
    • The Zionist movement was accused of using Jєωιѕн migration to establish a foothold in Palestine.
    Violence and Conflict in Palestine
    The text outlines the violent actions taken by Israeli forces against Arabs during the establishment of Israel.
    • In 1948, Israeli troops, many from Soviet-held lands, engaged in violent actions against Arabs, resulting in the displacement of approximately 880,000 individuals.

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    ### Summary of *The Kingship of Christ and the Conversion of the Jєωιѕн Nation* by Fr. Denis Fahey

    Fr. Denis Fahey's 1953 book, published posthumously (Fahey died in 1954), is a theological treatise rooted in Catholic doctrine, emphasizing the supremacy of Christ's Kingship over all aspects of human society. Written from a traditional Catholic perspective, it critiques "Jєωιѕн Naturalism" (the rejection of Christ's supernatural order in favor of a naturalistic, nationalistic Messianism) as a source of global disorder. Fahey argues that the Jєωιѕн nation's historical refusal to accept Christ as the Messiah has led to ongoing opposition to Christian civilization, but he anticipates their eventual mass conversion as prophesied in Scripture. The book draws heavily on papal encyclicals, Church Fathers, and Scripture, while warning against anti-Semitism (hatred of Jews as a race) but condemning Jєωιѕн efforts to undermine supernatural life. It is part of Fahey's "Maria Regina" series, placed under the patronage of St. Joan of Arc, and reflects his view of history as a battle between Christ's supernatural order and Satanic/Naturalistic forces.

    The book spans 194 pages across nine chapters, appendices, and a foreword. Below is a chapter-by-chapter summary, highlighting key themes, arguments, and conclusions.

    #### Foreword (pp. 5-8)
    Fahey introduces the book's purpose: to promote the Feast of Christ the King (instituted by Pius XI in 1925) as a reminder of Christ's judgment on nations that reject Him. He laments Catholic "weakness" allowing Satan's reign and distinguishes true anti-Semitism (racial hatred, condemned) from opposition to "Jєωιѕн Naturalism" (anti-supernaturalism), which he sees as a danger. He prays for Jєωιѕн acceptance of the "Divine Plan" and calls for firmness in truth with charity toward those in error.

    #### Chapter I: The Programme of Christ and the Plans of Satan (pp. 9-30)
    Fahey contrasts Christ's divine plan for ordered society with Satan's disorder:
    - **Christ's Programme**: Emphasizes the Catholic Church as the supernatural/supranational way to God; the Church's indirect power over temporal affairs; indissoluble marriage symbolizing Christ and His Body; education/ownership/economics aiding supernatural life; and submission to the Trinity via the Mass.
    - **Satan's Plans**: Promotes separation of Church/State (equating all religions, including Judaism); state/race as moral arbiters; divorce/polygamy/immorality; godless education; communism/socialism; and rejection of the Mass.
    Fahey cites encyclicals (e.g., Leo XIII's *Immortale Dei*, Pius XI's *Quas Primas*) to argue Satan's influence via liberalism confuses tolerance, leading to chaos.

    #### Chapter II: The Kingship of Christ in Its Integrity: The Divine Plan for Ordered Social Life (pp. 31-34)
    Fahey diagrams Christ's Kingship as a supernatural hierarchy: God → Christ (Head of the Mystical Body) → Church (Priesthood/Kingship) → States (politics/economics). He traces Europe's medieval acceptance of this plan (peaking in the 13th century) and its decline via Reformation (separating Christian/citizen) and French Revolution (naturalism). He defines Naturalism as denying supernatural grace/Fall, leading to apostasy and preparation for a "Natural Messias." Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ advances this, per Leo XIII's *Humanum Genus*.

    #### Chapter III: An Outline of the Theology of History: Acceptance of Christ the King and Subsequent Rejection—Some National Reactions (pp. 35-47)
    Fahey outlines salvation history: Christ's acceptance by some nations (forming Christendom) and rejection leading to apostasy. He critiques the Reformation (dualism in Protestant states) and Revolution (state atheism, Jєωιѕн emancipation). National reactions include:
    - **Spain/Portugal**: Masonic revolutions; Franco's 1936 uprising as Catholic restoration against communism.
    - **Ireland**: Fidelity but weakening via 1937 Constitution's religious neutrality.
    - **Germany**: Pagan racialism (nαzιsm) as anti-supernatural reaction to Jєωιѕн influence, persecuting Church/Jews.
    Fahey warns apostasy fulfills St. Paul's prophecy (2 Thess. 2:3), preparing Antichrist.

    #### Chapter IV: The Struggle of the Jєωιѕн Nation Against the True Messias: Jєωιѕн Naturalism—The Opposition of Jєωιѕн Naturalism to Our Supernatural Well-Being (pp. 48-58)
    Fahey argues Jєωιѕн rejection of Christ (deicide) perverts their divine mission, leading to Naturalism opposing supernatural grace. тαℓмυd/Kabbala codify this: тαℓмυd distorts social order (e.g., non-Jews as animals); Kabbala perverts mysticism (pantheism in Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ/Theosophy). He cites Popes (e.g., Pius IX) and ex-rabbis (Drach) on тαℓмυd's anti-Christian bias, rousing opposition but harming Jews spiritually.

    #### Chapter V: The Dual Citizenship of the Jews in Modern Times: Modern Progress as the Growth of Naturalism—Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ Has Contributed to the Advance of Naturalism—The Significance of the Balfour Declaration—The Primary Allegiance of the Jews—The Jєωιѕн State—Jєωιѕн Naturalism and the Duty of Catholics (pp. 59-77)
    Fahey traces "progress" as Naturalism's rise: Reformation (state religion); Revolution (state atheism, Jєωιѕн citizenship). Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ aids Jєωιѕн aims (world domination via Natural Messias). Balfour Declaration (1917) creates dual citizenship anomaly, favoring Zionism. Jews' primary allegiance is to their nation/Messias, using positions for anti-Christian goals. Catholics must oppose this, per Pius XI.

    #### Chapter VI: The Catholic Church and Anti-Semitism: Meaning of Anti-Semitism—Attitude of the Church in This Matter—Explanation of Persistence of Opposition to the Jews (pp. 78-85)
    Anti-Semitism means racial hatred (condemned); Jews misuse it for any opposition. Church protects Jews' rights but combats Naturalism (e.g., papal decrees restricting influence). Opposition persists due to Jєωιѕн perversion of mission (тαℓмυdic pride/contempt), per Fathers (Jerome, Augustine). Pius XI: "Spiritually, we are Semites" but defend against threats.

    #### Chapter VII: The Conversion of the Jєωιѕн Nation: The тαℓмυdic Formation and the Conversion of the Jews—The Jєωιѕн Law—The Schulchan Aruch—The тαℓмυd and Jєωιѕн Messianism—Certitude of the Conversion of the Jews—An Outstanding Jєωιѕн Convert—Supplementary Explanation of National Apostasy (pp. 86-119)
    тαℓмυd distorts Bible, fostering pride/immorality toward non-Jews (citations from Landrieux, Lazare, Drach). Schulchan Aruch codifies тαℓмυd. Messianism naturalistic (personal/age via Jєωιѕн rule). Conversion certain (Romans 11), but тαℓмυd hinders; Fathers Lemann exemplify. Apostasy accelerates Jєωιѕн materialism.

    #### Chapter VIII: Contemporary Jєωιѕн Aims: The Divine Plan for Order in the World—Twofold Opposition to Order on the Part of the Jєωιѕн Nation—Anti-Semitism in the Jєωιѕн Sense—Effects on the Jєωιѕн People of Their Opposition to the True Supernatural Messias—Materialism of Zionist Plans—Outline of the Conquest—Non-Jews Turned Back—The Final Stage—The Arab Refugees—Israel, the United States, Russia and the World—UNESCO—The Jews, Lenin and the Russians—Marxism and Jєωιѕн Nationalism—Return to Membership of Christ (pp. 120-168)
    Recapitulates divine order vs. Jєωιѕн twofold opposition (anti-supernatural/national imposition). "Anti-Semitism" as Jєωιѕн term for opposition. Effects: spiritual decay, materialism. Zionist conquest: Balfour, Palestine seizure, Arab expulsion (1948). Israel-US-Russia ties; UNESCO/Marxism as tools. Calls for return to Christ.

    #### Appendix: Members of the Jєωιѕн Nation in United Nations Organization (pp. 169-174)
    Lists 60+ Jєωιѕн officials in UN (e.g., David Morse, ILO Director), implying influence favoring Zionism/Communism over Western/Christian interests.

    #### Chapter IX: The Coming of Antichrist: The Sovereign Pontiffs and Apostasy—Antichrist in Scripture and Tradition—The Date of the Coming of Antichrist—Decree of the Fifth Lateran Council (pp. 175-190)
    Apostasy precedes Antichrist (2 Thess. 2); Popes (Leo XIII, Pius X) warn of modern revolt. Antichrist: human, seductive, world-ruler, anti-God, defeated by Christ. Date unknown (Lateran decree forbids speculation).

    #### Appendix: Programme of Christ the King and Programme of the Jєωιѕн Nation Since Calvary (pp. 191-194)
    Contrasts Christ's supernatural program (Church, morality, marriage, education, property, money) with Jєωιѕн naturalistic one (union via Jєωιѕн rule, state morality, polygamy, godless education, socialization, financial control).

    #### Overall Themes and Conclusions
    - **Central Thesis**: Jєωιѕн rejection of Christ perpetuates Naturalism, undermining Christ's supernatural Kingship; conversion will fulfill prophecy amid apostasy/Antichrist.
    - **Critiques**: Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ/Judaism as anti-Christian forces; modern "progress" as decay; Zionism/Marxism as Messianic tools.
    - **Call to Action**: Catholics must defend Christ's rights, oppose Naturalism charitably, pray for Jєωιѕн conversion.
    - **Tone and Context**: Apologetic, anti-modernist; reflects 1950s Cold War/Zionism tensions. Fahey's work influenced traditionalist Catholicism but drew criticism for perceived anti-Semitism.

    The book warns of spiritual warfare, urging fidelity to Christ's Kingship for true order and peace.
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