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| | Talk:Ustaše - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | I thought, being Croat or Serb is ethnical, not religious. | | | Not only is this hearsay about the Catholic church, it's also offensive to gobs of Catholics worldwide (who define the church just as much as any of the Vatican politicians who allegedly said such things), both at that time and now. | | | Exact nature of connections with Catholic Church is explained in detail and if anyone draws conclusion that entire church was pro-Ustase it's his own. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Ustase
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| | Holocaust Revealed |
| | The dismemberment of the Catholic Austro-Hungarian Empire was a catastrophe for the Catholic Church. | | | The movement of the Ustashi is based on religion. | | | As this was a clerical-fascist crusade, the Orthodox clergy were marked for especially cruel torture, usually ending with the gouging out of their eyes or other forms of bodily mutilation. |
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http://www.ccg.org/_domain/holocaustrevealed.org/Church/Vatican_Hiding.htm
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| | MURDERERS IN GOD'S NAME |
| | Catholic priest Dragutin Kamber who was elected the mayor of the town of Doboj, left an evil memory of himself for the forcible rebaptizing and mass murders. | | | It is an even greater blot on the Catholic church, since at the same time many Orthodox churches, all the Orthodox monasteries have been confiscated, their property plundered as well as many historical treasures. | | | Catholic priest Mate Mogush instructed his flock: "So far we have served the Catholic faith with a prayer-book and a cross, but now the time has come to use guns and revolvers". |
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http://ecumenizm.tripod.com/ECUMENIZM/id26.html
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| | The Case of Archbishop Stepinac |
| | One Catholic priest slit the throat of an Orthodox Serbian priest. | | | The Serbs, by tradition, belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church, and the Croats and Slovenes to the Roman Catholic faith. | | | In this district the Ustashi destroyed the Serbian Orthodox churches in Drljace, Brdjani. |
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http://emperor.vwh.net/croatia/stepinac2.htm
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| | Talk:History of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | As Jakob Grubkovic, a Catholic priest from Split once said 'Croatdom is the saddle on which Austria rides Bosnia' ('Hrvatstvo je kljuse na kome Svabo po Bosni hoda'). | | | This can be seen in charters of nobility (“I came from the Croats”), as well as in Bosnian Muslim texts (“this treatise if from the Croats”- the Banja luka Islamic theologian in the 17th century). | | | Thus we have pasulj (beans - fasli in Greek) and we have foto (photo) both are the same for Serbs, Croats, Orthodox, Catholic, Buddhist or Trinitarian. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:History_of_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina
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| | THE LOUD CRY MINISTRIES 2004 |
| | For to the Catholic Church kings are, next to Catholic dictators, still her most cherished political dodos. | | | Stepinac ordered special ceremonies in all the Catholic churches on Pavelic's birthday, and he frequently invoked the blessing of God upon the Ustashi. | | | At the opening of the Ustashi Parliament, Archbishop Stepinac, after offering special prayers to God in a ceremony in the Cathedral, ordered the singing of a solemn Te Deum, as thanks to the Almighty for the establishment of the Ustashi Dictatorship. |
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http://www.theloudcry.net/holoc3.html
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| | Full Text of Abridged Version of 'Hitler's Pope,'by John Cornwell |
| | The church of Pius XII is reasserting itself in confirmation of a pyramidal church model: faith in the primacy of the man in the white robe dictating in solitude from the pinnacle. | | | Germany had one of the largest Catholic populations in the world, and its congregation was well educated and sophisticated, with hundreds of Catholic associations and newspapers and many Catholic universities and publishing houses. | | | There was a time before the advent of modern communications when Catholic authority was widely distributed, in the collective decisions of the church's councils and in collegial power-sharing between the Pope and the bishops. |
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http://emperors-clothes.com/vatican/hitlers.htm
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| | Ustas"e |
| | On May 21st, the same day that the Croat delegation returned triumphant from Rome, the Orthodox Serbian Bishop of Plaski, Sava Trlajic, was arrested by the Ustashi officer,Fra. | | | It was not without reason that the official Catholic press gave the public to understand that the Holy See had recognized the new Croatia de facto. | | | Viktor Gutic was none other than the Ustashi prefect who, a month before, had ordered the "liquidation" of Serbian Orthodox Bishop Platon, of Banja Luka, with all the refinements of cruelty which have, heretofore, been described. |
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http://www.balkan-archive.org.yu/kosta/ndh/ndh-vaticanAndUStasas.2.html
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| | CATHOLIC |
| | Cases of child sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church | | | Search the CATHOLIC Family Resource Center at RootsWeb.com (if available). | | | List of scandals of the Roman Catholic Church |
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http://www.worldhistory.com/surname/US/C/CATHOLIC.htm
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| | THE CROATIAN USTASHI: MEET THE NAZIS THE CIA MARRIED |
| | [Start Quote] "Catholic monks and other priests are alleged to have taken an active part in this struggle for the 'purity' of the Croatian land." [End quote.] | | | Note: If you mail a donation or make one by secure server, please let us know by email at | | | [Start Quote] "The Orthodox recipe of Ante Pavelic, Ustashi leader and Croatian Fuehrer, reminds one of the religious wars in [their] bloodiest aspects: one-third must become Catholic, one-third must leave the country and one-third must die. |
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http://emperors-clothes.com/docs/backin.htm
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| | Croatia - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Croatia |
| | by Croats, who accepted Christianity in the 9th cent. | | | The Croats, who make up some 90% of the population, are mainly Roman Catholic. | | | Although Croatia remained linked with Hungary for eight centuries, the Croats were sometimes able to choose their rulers independently of Budapest. |
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http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/Croatia
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| | Croatia Profile: Religion |
| | Roman Catholic 87.8%, Orthodox 4.4%, other Christian 0.4%, Muslim 1.3%, other and unspecified 0.9%, none 5.2% (2001 census) | | | Sources: Catholic.com - College of Cardinals; Catholic Hierarchy.org; World Values Survey; 2002 Report of Jehovah's Witnesses Worldwide; World Jewish Congress (WJC), 1998 |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/country/hr/Religion
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| | Croat - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Croat |
| | The Croats, who are mainly Roman Catholics, had a long association with the Austro-Hungarian Empire. | | | The Wisdom Of Father Brown by Chesterton, Gilbert K. View in context | | | During World War II they were closely affiliated to the Axis powers and Croatian fascists were involved in attacks on Serbs. |
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http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Croat
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| | INDEX - Yugoslavia and its peoples |
| | Malaparte, a fascist Italian, describes his encounter with WWII Croat leader Pavelich. | | | Serbs, Jews and Gypsies suffered together at hands of Croat and Muslim Nazis. | | | "The Vatican's Holocaust." The book is a study of the role of Vatican and Croat Catholic clergy in WWII holocaust perpetrated on Serbian victims in Karajina and Bosnia. |
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http://www.srpska-mreza.com/GUIDE/INDEX-ALL.htm
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