Anti-Saint Therese Of Lisieux (Teresa) Vs True Saint: St. Francis Of Assisi - Catholic Audio Lecture

Judgmental Francis of Assisi, Apostate Therese of Lisieux, and Americanism

This lecture speaks of St. Francis of Assisi and some of his Franciscan brothers who warned about the great evil of the new philosophers, the Theophilosophers, the Scholastics. In the 13th century three so-called Franciscans who were actually apostates, John Pecham the Archbishop of Canterbury, William de la Mare, and Bonaventure, and a so-called Dominican, Robert Kilwardby the Archbishop of Canterbury, and many other theologians nevertheless correctly condemned the teachings of Thomas Aquinas as heretical. But their warnings went unheeded. From the 11th century onward new so-called saints replaced true saints, and new and weak papal teachings replaced the old and strong papal teachings in order for the Great Apostasy to succeed. The papal teachings before the 11th century were stronger in condemning heresy and denouncing heretics and banning bad books and punishing criminals and enforcing all of the Church laws, but these teachings and other acts are now hidden from our eyes except for the infallible teachings contained in the councils. One of the modern and weak so-called popes, who was actually an apostate antipope, is Leo XIII who was weak and compromising with the Americanist heretic bishops of the USA, such as Gibbons, Ireland, and Keane. One of the new so-called saints that replaced the true saints is Therese of Lisieux. She denied the Salvation Dogma, denied God’s justice and wrath in destroying and sending obstinate sinners to hell, preached universal salvation, and preached the little or easy way to salvation. Her little and easy way to salvation is the Protestant way of salvation, which teaches salvation by faith alone without the need of working out your salvation with fear and trembling (Phil. 2:12). Consequently, Therese of Lisieux is not the Little Flower, as some call her, but the Big Stinkweed. And she was not the Child of Jesus but the Child of Satan. I then compare the teachings of this false saint to those of a true saint, St. Francis of Assisi. He was very judgmental, upheld the Salvation Dogma, cursed a brother to eternal damnation for bringing in philosophy books, and cast out fornicators from his order, etc. (This audio was previously titled Asr148.)

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