Liberation Theology: How Marxism Infiltrated the Catholic Church - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

With Pope Francis, liberation theology is back with a vengeance after three decades of laying low. Thus, many Catholics are unaware of the threat posed by this false religion hijacking the two-thousand-year-old Roman Catholic Church founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ.

The promoters of this total revolution do not seek to reform the Church but to reinvent it, transforming it into a modernist, synodal, communist, anarchic, tribal, and pantheistic church. That is why Catholics must understand what liberation theology is and wants. Abundantly documented, this book exposes their radical and subversive goals.

Author Julio Loredo de Izcue has studied liberation theology for forty years. His piercing analysis and accessible way of writing help clergy and laity understand the threat and take action against it. This book is a must-read for those who wish to defend Holy Mother Church today.

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From the foreword:

“Readers need to be aware that the final goal of liberation theology is not to introduce another manner of looking at problems inside the Church. Its worldview excludes all others. The goal is to transform the Church, her structures and doctrines, into a new church and religion. That is why it is so dangerous.”

John W. Horvat II

American TFP vice president

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Julio Loredo de Izcue was born in 1955, in Lima, Peru, and is a founding member of Tradicion y Acción por un Perú Mayor. In 1974, at just 19 years of age, he and his Tradición y Acción colleagues went into exile, seeking asylum abroad, after receiving public and direct threats from the administration of the socialist dictator General Velasco Alvarado. He then helped spread the ideals of tradition, family, and property in other countries of Latin America and Europe as a youth organizer, journalist, writer, speaker, and college professor. He has lived in Italy since 1994 and is the president of Tradizione Famiglia Proprietà.

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