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Is Rome Catholic?
DENVER , Colo. - Can the  decline of the Catholic Church be stopped? Can the faith overcome the ongoing sex scandal?

"Imposter Popes and Idol Altars: How wolves and hirelings betrayed the Mystical Body of Christ by T. Stanfill Benns calls into question the validity of the last four men recognized universally as popes and the "New Order" worship they created and maintained outside Church law and teaching.
Using infallible decrees, papal documents and pre-1958 theology to prove the case, Benns methodically hacks her way through a jungle of fallacies, assumptions, half-truths, and misrepresentations to bring the present-day Catholic Church to its knees.

But Benns' work isn't just another tedious dissection of the crisis in the Church. It is the first link to a series of services and resources to help Catholics understand for themselves what happened in the Church, why, and how to fight back.

"When I first began trying to figure this mess out no one seemed able to explain what happened and why it happened," Benns said. She has collected over 4,000 volumes, most of it pre-1959 Catholic works and plans to make much of this material available to her audience over the web and offer study courses in connection with the book.

"The book is just the beginning," Benns said. "Problems have been fermenting in the Church for decades and a crash course in Basic Catholicism 101 isn't going to solve them. Serious Catholics and those of any denomination truly seeking to spiritualize their lives or just learn more about the REAL Catholic Church can find all the tools necessary to do it on this website, tools not available to me in the 1980s."
Using the Church's own method of Scholastic theology, abandoned by reformers orchestrating Vatican II and the Novus Ordo liturgy introduced in 1969, Benns' work demonstrates the discrepancies between Catholic doctrine and Canon Law and the new, ecumenical Church created in the 1960s from different angles.

"Catholics tend to think that this is a modern problem and our situation today is something that is unique to our times," Benns said. "Research shows this is not the case, and that the same motivating forces that created similar circumstances in the past have evolved and adapted to the 21st century to further their own anti-Catholic goals."

"Imposter Popes and Idol Altars" is a bold answer to questions that have circulated for years concerning the many controversies that have plagued the Church. For those sincerely seeking answers, the search is over.

"Imposter Popes and Idol Altars" is now available in e-book format at this website! - Order Now !