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**Marian Horvat: The “Nice Girl” **
** By A. Gerard Nordskoven **
** Watching a Catholic community autodestruct is wrenching. The Society for Tradition, Family & Property, or TFP, is eating Kansas City alive. It is a scenario played out all over the world. TFP is an all-male secret society promoting a “higher” calling than the priesthood, the warrior-monk. TFP is a cold-blooded vocation killer. Not one priest has arisen from their “conservative” formation of young men anywhere in its international ranks since its founding in the early sixties. None. One of TFP’s slickest Screwtapes has been a woman, Marian Horvat. Horvat, president of the TFP’s California offshoot, Tradition in Action, distinguished herself as one of four collaborating signatories to “We Resist You to the Face,” a manifesto for Catholic schism. Before that, Horvat’s duties were in the heartland, and more along the line of “We Stab You in the Back” with the quiet destruction of the faithful. She’s a “nice girl”, well-spoken and polite. And she gave TFP and their ideas entré into nice families. The Catholic scholars at her alma mater, K.U., saw through the Horvat family obsession with TFP and rejected their overtures to infiltrate the Integrated Humanities Program, a veritable incubator for clerics and other religious. Others have not been so discerning. Pious boys exploring their calling have hardened into caustic snobs who are taught by TFP recruiters to despise their parents as “the fountain of my revolution.” **
** The simplest mystery of Judeo-Christianity is election. Yet it is almost unfathomable that the Most High chooses to grace souls and peoples for reasons unknown to man. The antithesis of election, indeed a tenet of Babylonian Mystery Religions (as is secrecy), is elitism. This is man exalting himself above other men. We were warned. The Lord reviled the people’s desire for a king to rule over them, and told of their inevitable exploitation. Hindu elitism is writ in the squalor of a rigid caste system. ****The unholy marriage of elitism and Catholicity was fabricated in TFP founder Plinio’s book, The Nobility and Traditional Elites. It was offered for sale after the Latin Mass approved by the KCMO Bishop. $50.00 was the penance exacted for presuming to be a noble, elite Catholic. But the young salesmen were friends of Marian, glowingly praised in the tome. And she was smart, a K.U. teaching assistant who hammered a journalism degree into a doctorate in Medieval History. **
** Few read the lavishly illustrated book, consigning it to the coffee table. ****In Nobility, the race and blood cults condemned by Piux XII are resurrected in his own words, spin doctored to fit TFP’s agenda. Pius XII’s flattering pleas to the nobility of Italy for funds to feed the starving during World War II are transformed into support for TFP’s militant monarchists. Published two years before Plinio’s death, Marian Horvat garnered high honors from the author for her assistance. That’s saying a lot. Plinio Correa de Oliveira was a self-styled demigod, described reflexively in a TFP litany to his mother, Dona Lucilia, as the “Axiological Principle,” or First Cause, a divinity. That’s the secret side of TFP. In Plinio’s book, the elite are defined as bluebloods, and as “professors” like himself and Marian. It is a predatory philosophy of NON SERVIAM, like the fictional spaceman’s cookbook, “How to Serve Man.” Horvat’s brother adds information for the American audience. The elite of America were the Southern slaveholder in general, and genetic marvels like Robert E. Lee in specific. Here is the race and blood cult American style. **
**Priests do not fit into the TFP schema. They serve. They are poor. They don’t rule countries. The colorful “scroll” centerfold in Nobility proclaims “the preferential option for the nobility.” John Paul II’s “preferential option for the poor” is directly contradicted. That’s refreshing. There can be no question whose side they are on. The schismatic heraldry of “We Resist You to the Face” was just a flourish on a split with the Servant of Servants started years before. TFP disdains the priesthood, predicting it’s obsolescence. No priests, no Eucharist. Wormwood, be advised. Horvat’s crocodile tears for lost vocations as inspiring “We Resist You to the Face” are hypocritical. Styling herself a latter day Joan of Arc, Horvat is a free agent serving only demigod Plinio and the Ten Kings of the Antichrist with no regard for prelates unless they are useful as camouflage for TFP, or Tradition in Action, or the America Needs Fatima cash cow. Radical materialism is the name of the game and another hallmark of Babylonian Mystery Religions. That’s the philosophical basis for Communism, so it is no surprise that K.U.'s long-time campus Communist converted to Horvat’s brand of Catholicism. One gets all the exploitation without any of the guilt. The poor are solicited by mail for a dollar a day, and the wealthy get quietly approached for donations of homes, large sums of money, and farms, not to mention the entrustment of children. Horvat guided the formation of young women in her home-school Sodality, and the children of “traditional” Catholics in other educational venues. **cont’d
** By A. Gerard Nordskoven **
** Watching a Catholic community autodestruct is wrenching. The Society for Tradition, Family & Property, or TFP, is eating Kansas City alive. It is a scenario played out all over the world. TFP is an all-male secret society promoting a “higher” calling than the priesthood, the warrior-monk. TFP is a cold-blooded vocation killer. Not one priest has arisen from their “conservative” formation of young men anywhere in its international ranks since its founding in the early sixties. None. One of TFP’s slickest Screwtapes has been a woman, Marian Horvat. Horvat, president of the TFP’s California offshoot, Tradition in Action, distinguished herself as one of four collaborating signatories to “We Resist You to the Face,” a manifesto for Catholic schism. Before that, Horvat’s duties were in the heartland, and more along the line of “We Stab You in the Back” with the quiet destruction of the faithful. She’s a “nice girl”, well-spoken and polite. And she gave TFP and their ideas entré into nice families. The Catholic scholars at her alma mater, K.U., saw through the Horvat family obsession with TFP and rejected their overtures to infiltrate the Integrated Humanities Program, a veritable incubator for clerics and other religious. Others have not been so discerning. Pious boys exploring their calling have hardened into caustic snobs who are taught by TFP recruiters to despise their parents as “the fountain of my revolution.” **
** The simplest mystery of Judeo-Christianity is election. Yet it is almost unfathomable that the Most High chooses to grace souls and peoples for reasons unknown to man. The antithesis of election, indeed a tenet of Babylonian Mystery Religions (as is secrecy), is elitism. This is man exalting himself above other men. We were warned. The Lord reviled the people’s desire for a king to rule over them, and told of their inevitable exploitation. Hindu elitism is writ in the squalor of a rigid caste system. ****The unholy marriage of elitism and Catholicity was fabricated in TFP founder Plinio’s book, The Nobility and Traditional Elites. It was offered for sale after the Latin Mass approved by the KCMO Bishop. $50.00 was the penance exacted for presuming to be a noble, elite Catholic. But the young salesmen were friends of Marian, glowingly praised in the tome. And she was smart, a K.U. teaching assistant who hammered a journalism degree into a doctorate in Medieval History. **
** Few read the lavishly illustrated book, consigning it to the coffee table. ****In Nobility, the race and blood cults condemned by Piux XII are resurrected in his own words, spin doctored to fit TFP’s agenda. Pius XII’s flattering pleas to the nobility of Italy for funds to feed the starving during World War II are transformed into support for TFP’s militant monarchists. Published two years before Plinio’s death, Marian Horvat garnered high honors from the author for her assistance. That’s saying a lot. Plinio Correa de Oliveira was a self-styled demigod, described reflexively in a TFP litany to his mother, Dona Lucilia, as the “Axiological Principle,” or First Cause, a divinity. That’s the secret side of TFP. In Plinio’s book, the elite are defined as bluebloods, and as “professors” like himself and Marian. It is a predatory philosophy of NON SERVIAM, like the fictional spaceman’s cookbook, “How to Serve Man.” Horvat’s brother adds information for the American audience. The elite of America were the Southern slaveholder in general, and genetic marvels like Robert E. Lee in specific. Here is the race and blood cult American style. **
**Priests do not fit into the TFP schema. They serve. They are poor. They don’t rule countries. The colorful “scroll” centerfold in Nobility proclaims “the preferential option for the nobility.” John Paul II’s “preferential option for the poor” is directly contradicted. That’s refreshing. There can be no question whose side they are on. The schismatic heraldry of “We Resist You to the Face” was just a flourish on a split with the Servant of Servants started years before. TFP disdains the priesthood, predicting it’s obsolescence. No priests, no Eucharist. Wormwood, be advised. Horvat’s crocodile tears for lost vocations as inspiring “We Resist You to the Face” are hypocritical. Styling herself a latter day Joan of Arc, Horvat is a free agent serving only demigod Plinio and the Ten Kings of the Antichrist with no regard for prelates unless they are useful as camouflage for TFP, or Tradition in Action, or the America Needs Fatima cash cow. Radical materialism is the name of the game and another hallmark of Babylonian Mystery Religions. That’s the philosophical basis for Communism, so it is no surprise that K.U.'s long-time campus Communist converted to Horvat’s brand of Catholicism. One gets all the exploitation without any of the guilt. The poor are solicited by mail for a dollar a day, and the wealthy get quietly approached for donations of homes, large sums of money, and farms, not to mention the entrustment of children. Horvat guided the formation of young women in her home-school Sodality, and the children of “traditional” Catholics in other educational venues. **cont’d
