- Why Is Jesuit Bishop Pavol Hnilica Always
Lurking In the Background When Mother Mary Appears? Does He Want To Be
Close To God Or Just Close To The Money?
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- When miracles happen and bank scandals
erupt, Jesuit Bishop Pavol Hnilica always seems to be nearby, waiting to
seize the moment and pocket a quick buck.
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- Bishop Hnilica, the Slovak Bishop who
has worked to spread the message of Fatima in Russia, claims to be a man
of God, a holy man sworn to the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
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- But others claim he is nothing more than
a bank swindler and street thug who ripped off money from the Vatican Bank
for his Jesuit masters and created phony apparitions of the Virgin Mary,
pocketing millions of dollars in the process for the wealthy and corrupt
Jesuits.
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- In fact, some say he might as well be
the devil himself, as his involvement in the 1982 Vatican Bank scandal
and the murder of Roberto Calvi, chairman of the Bank of Ambrosiano, is
enough evidence to lay considerable doubt on Hnilica's priestly character
and supposed holy intentions.
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- And for a supposed Bishop and man of
the cloth, the following charges are shocking.
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- In 1993, he faced allegations by an Italian
court over the Vatican Bank rip-off, connecting him to members of the P2
Masonic Lodge and the Mafia, as he was tagged by insiders as the Jesuit
General's controller and manipulator of the deceased former head of the
Vatican Bank, Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, who died two three months ago
in Phoenix.
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- At one point in the investigation Hnilica
even faced three and a half years in jail for his part in the largest bank
heist in Italian history, but later through backdoor payoffs and bribery
he escaped any jail time, being exonerated of all charges without even
as much as a slap on the wrist from the Back Pope or Pope John Paul II.
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- Further, this never stopped the globetrotting
Bishop from continuing his "scamming ways", as he traveled all
over the world to stimulate many types of alleged "apparitions",
including "Lady of all Nations" apparition in Amsterdam and
the Virgin Mary apparition in Bosnia at Medjugorje.
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- With business booming in the phony miracle
trade, in 1997 Hnilica started a new magazine, the luxuriously edited "Triumph
of the Heart", which especially propagated Amsterdam. Together with
his community, "The Family of Mary" and his associate Father
P. Sigl, he even succeeded in infiltrating the house and chapel of Ida
Peerdeman, the woman who originally was set up to propagate the visions
of the Mother Mary.
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- To understand the Our Lady of the Nations
scam orchestrated by Hnilica in recent years, it's important to know the
visions of Peerdeman from 1945-1959 were always held in grave doubt by
high ranking church members until may 31, 2002, when local Bishop Punt
came to the conclusion that the messages of Amsterdam were of suspicious
origin.
- And according to Mark Waterinckx who
filed a formal objection to Church officials, the local Bishop was strong-armed
by Hnilica and other Jesuits in order to keep "the holy cash cow"
making money no matter what evidence surfaced to the contrary.
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