READ EBOOK [PDF] Murder in the 33rd Degree: The Gagnon Investigation into Vatican Freemasonry


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Was Pope John Paul I murdered? If so, by whom, and to what

end? Was the Catholic liturgy sabotaged to strip it of truth,

power and beauty? If so, by whom, and to what end? Was an

international plot underfoot to destroy the

Vatican&#8217sfinancial stability? If so, by whom, and to what

end?There was one man who knew the answers to these and

many other questions plaguing the post Conciliar Church. In

1975, then Archbishop Edouard Gagnon was personally

commissioned by Pope Paul VI to investigate the

Vatican&#8217sRoman Curia. This thorough investigation

concluded in 1978, the &#8220yer of the three

Popes.&#8221InMurder In The 33rd Degree, author Charles T.

Murr, a close and lifelong friend of Cardinal Gagnon, gives his

firsthand account of what transpired during that papal

investigation. Murder In The 33rd Degree answers many

questions that many people have been asking for half a

century.&quotAsa young priest in Rome, Fr. Charles Murr

worked closely with Cardinal &#201dourd Gagnon on the

dangerous mission Paul VI had entrusted to that eminent

figure: investigating the Vatican curia to uncover membership

in Freemasonry. Fr. Murr&#8217sintimate role made him

acquainted with the unsavory agendas of high-ranking prelates

and the intrigues surrounding the death of John Paul I and the

election of John Paul II&#8230Fr. Murr does not peddle

conspiracy theories he tells the riveting story as he lived

through it and recorded it in his notes and diaries&#8212wht

he saw and heard, what his friends learned and suffered. Most

of all, we discover how a divinely-given opportunity for serious

reform was tragically refused. Murder in the Thirty-Third

Degree is the most impressive eyewitness account of

postconciliar Vatican politics to appear in


decades.&quot&#8212Dr Peter A. Kwasniewski:

PROFESSOR, COMPOSER, AUTHOR, THE EXTASY OF

LOVE IN THOMAS AQUINAS&#8220Thee cheers for

Monsignor Murr! He has written a riveting book which will

immediately become a precious historical document for the

recent, often perplexing history of the Church since the

Second Vatican Council. It contains a very precious and

important eyewitness account of events in Rome in the

1970&#8217sconnected with the investigation of the Roman

Curia which Pope Paul VI asked Canadian Cardinal Edouard

Gagnon to undertake&#8230Murr, a friend of Gagnon, has

given us a unique first-person memoir which sheds new light

on the mysterious death of Pope John Paul I in 1978 and on

Gagnon&#8217srelations with three Popes. In the end, after

50 years, Murr calls for the release of Gagnon&#8217ssecret

report, which lies hidden in some Vatican archive&#8230I

applaud Murr for his courage.&quot#8212DR. ROBERT

MOYNIHAN: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF INSIDE-THE-VATICAN

AUTHOR, FINDING VIGANO&#8220Muder In The Thirty-Third

Degree is a powerful insider narrative about subversion of the

Church at the highest levels under three Popes. The Vatican

needs to make Cardinal Gagnon&#8217sdossier public so that

the reform of the Curia can begin in earnest.&#8221#8212DR.

E. MICHAEL JONES: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CULTURE WARS,

AUTHOR, LOGOS RISING A HISTORY OF ULTIMATE

REALITY&quot..Important historical developments are

intertwined with the individual dramas of the characters

portrayed herein, alongside Vatican politics and

intrigue&#8230Murr has done the Church a great service by

telling Gagnon&#8217sstory.&#8221#8212KEVIN SYMONDS:

LECTURER, AUTHOR, REFRACTIONS OF LIGHT&#8220Fr

Murr provides a first-hand account of the work the remarkable

Cardinal Gagnon did, at the bidding of Pope Paul VI, to expose

the presence of Masons in the Roman Curia.&#8221#8212DR.


JANET E. SMITH: PROFESSOR, PHILOSOPHER, AUTHOR,

THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY

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