Pray for the Pope

Pope Pius XII

1939-1958

Pope Pius XII was very sickly because of his medical treatment from about 1954 until his death. Usually a pope has a number of doctors so as to balance things out and to see to it there is no conspiracy to remove the pope. But Pope Pius only had one doctor who practiced very unusually. As a result the pope was not able to handle his duties. It was reported that Pope Pius XII was heard screaming in his apartment. Miss Dod, a communist who left the Communist Party in 1958, said that the communists had taken control of the Catholic Church and that it would not be recognizable in a few years.

The Sacred Congregation of Rites came under the control of the communists and published The Instruction, a radical new directive for the Church which was devoid of tradition. The Sacred Congregation of Rites published The Instruction in the pope's publication in late 1958 stating that the document was approved by the pope (who was so sick he could not perform his duties.)

Shortly after the publication, Pope Pius XII appointed a Reverand Low as Relator of the Historical Section of the Sacred Congregation of Rites to investigate and correct the wrong doings. The Sacred Congregation of Rites is likened to a franchise which has no power except through the pope.

Reverand Low showed, by his writing, that Pope Pius XII did not approve The Instruction and he (the pope) did not have it published which shows that it was not a document of the Church.

Pope Pius XII died before Reverand Low finished his publication. The attending doctor did not have the body embalmed which allowed it to deteriorate very quickly. (It is recommended that you read Engine of Change which is in this publication.)