Newchurch's U.S. Feminist Leader Wants Newchurchers to Look Past The Reality that Most Newchurch Nuns Will Be Dead in a Decade
Leader of U.S. Feminist Nuns, Mary Pellegrino
Meets Her Marxist Newpope, Francis-Bergoglio
Pellegrino Told Her New Order Leadership Conference of Woman Religious
That They Should Look Past the "Golden Age of Religious" in the 1950s
Because Most Newchurch Nuns Will Be Dead in a Decade
Very, Very Few Woman Are Ignorant Enough to Want to Waste Their Life
In the Few Remaining Convents of the Heretical Newchurch of the New Order
Thanks Be to God, Traditional Dominicans, Franciscans, Carmelites
And Other Venerable Catholic Orders Continue to Flourish
In Traditional Catholic Communities.
Newchurch's feminist leader in the United States has called upon Newchurchers to look past the "Golden Age of Religious" in the 1950s and come to terms with the fact that most Newchurch "nuns" will be dead in a decade. Very, very few woman are ignorant enough to want to waste their life in the few remaining convents of the heretical Newchurch of the New Order.
On August 14, 2017, New Order "Sister" Mary Pellegrino, outgoing president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, told the Newchurch nuns of the United States in her keynote address to the group's annual assembly in Orlando, Florida, to forget the fact that the number of Newchurch "nuns" is dwindling. Pellegrino is an advocate Newchurch's fallacy of Subjectivism: that if you wish the truth away, it is no longer the truth.
But, contrary to Pellegrino's wish, it is nevertheless a fact that most Newchurch "nuns" will be dead in a decade, and there are no new ones to replace them. Her organization represents 80 per cent of the remaining 48,500 female New Order religious in the United States. Even Pellegrino had to admit to her assembly the sobering statistics that "it is all downhill." Her former New Order nuns have left teaching in the schools to take secular jobs. Her former New Order "nuns" have swapped their religious habits -- or what little is left of them in the New Order sect -- for street clothes. Her former New Order "nuns" have embraced extremist political feminism. Her remaining New Order "nuns" are old and dying. [Some information for this Commentary was contributed by the Catholic News Service.]
True Cathoics, a desperate Pellegrino even appealed to "centuries-old spiritualities." But Newchurch despises Tradition, so that won't happen. Many religious orders have died out since the Vatican II Anti-council. Fortunately, many of them remain in traditional Catholic communities. Thanks be to God, traditional Dominicans, Franciscans, Carmelites, and other venerable Catholic orders continue to flourish in traditional Catholic communities.
