Feast of St. Elizabeth, Queen of Portugal today. She died in Coimbra , Portugal, which is potentially the greatest crime scene in the religious world. Let us pray to her that we soon find out what happened there.
"US-Friendly" Contact Within the Vatican Indicated Right After the Death of Pope Pius XII that US Governmental Authorities Must Use the American Cardinals to Prevent the Election of Cardinals Siri, Ottaviani, or Ruffini. The US Government Clearly Saw the Election of a Real Catholic to the Papal Throne in 1958 to be a Threat. Is there No Logical Connection between THIS Telegram and the Strange events of October 26,27, and 28th 1958 within the Sistine Chapel?
Here are the list of the 53 Cardinals who met in Rome for the Conclave in Rome in October 1958. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_electors_for_the_1958_papal_conclave Dr. Chojnowski: This telegraph from Ambassador Zellerbach (US ambassador to Italy) and the Secretary of State of the United States under the Eisenhower administration, John Foster Dulles is a clear path mark indicating to us what we should be looking for as regards the happenings in the 1958 papal conclave that met from October 25-28, exactly 2 weeks after this telegram to the US Secretary of State was written and sent. What do we read in this telegram and why does it matter in our investigation into the fate of Sister Lucy dos Santos of Fatima? We do not, as of yet, have a smoking gun telegram, but this one is clearly a picture of a double-barrel shot gun loaded, locked, safety off, aimed, and finger on the trigger communication. The US government seems an imminent "threat" and it is...
Sr Lucia must have been removed from the convent "for her safety," by those who ended up killing her, and her family and the nuns were probably ordered under obedience not to say anything, and besides, if they disobeyed and did not keep it secret, "Sr Lucia's safety would be greatly jeopardized."
ReplyDeleteI read somewhere that she was ordered by "the Vatican" in the persons of Msgr. Montini (the future anti-pope Paul VI) and Jose Maria Escriva' to move from the Dorothean Convent to the Carmelites. There were probably communist or otherwise enemy infiltrators in the latter, making it easier for the later (probably 1958, same year as the overthrow of the papacy) "disappearing" of Sr Lucia and her replacement by apparently two successive impostors, one rather plump one just making a brief early appearance, as the early cover of Fatima in Lucia's Own Words shows.