U.S.A.
March 2, 1998
His Eminence William H. Keeler,
Cardinal
Baltimore Archdiocese
320 Cathedral Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Subject: The Marian Movement of
Priests and its proclamation of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Peace be with you, Your Eminence!
We have deemed it appropriate and necessary to transmit to you the copy
of additional correspondence with Rev. Albert Roux, National Director
for the Marian Movement of Priests, regarding the official proclamation
by the MMP, a candidate to receive Pontifical Approbation from The
Vatican, of the Second Coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
It is a matter of time before such information, fully backed up with
auto-confirming documentation, reaches the main stream and alternative
Press, printed and electronic.
Considering that the Marian Movement of Priests is the most generally
accepted and respected current Marian Movement group, boasting in its
United States membership "...61,000, including 3600 priests and 21
Cardinals and Bishops", we believe that the hierarchy of the Roman
Catholic Church should publicly address this issue.
Improperly handled and appropriately publicized, such information may
make the media obsession with the alleged Monica Lewinski-President
Clinton issue pale by comparison.
All appropriate theological interpretations and their repercussions are
left to your apt discretion.
Originally signed by: miguel de Portugal
for The M+G+R
Foundation
Enclosures [not reproduced here]
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