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A A A LA Ioannes XXIII and the Cult of Californianism (1960.02.05)
The document attributed to Ioannes XXIII, dated 5 February 1960, grants the title and privileges of a minor basilica to the church of St Charles Borromeo at Carmel in the diocese of Monterey-Fresno. It praises the building’s antiquity, its connection with the early evangelization of California, the burial of Junípero Serra, its architectural and civic value, its popularity for nuptial ceremonies, and the devotion to “Our Lady of Bethlehem,” and concludes with the usual juridical formulae elevating the shrine. The entire text is a self-revelation of a curial mentality already detached from the supernatural mission of the Church and preparing the way for the conciliar revolution.
Meritis laudibus (1960.01.15)
The Latin letter under the title Meritis laudibus, issued on 15 January 1960 by the usurper John XXIII, concerns a single administrative act: raising the 17th‑century cathedral of Ayacucho in Peru, dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows, to the rank of a minor basilica. The text praises the baroque architecture, rich ornaments, and artistic furnishings, then, “from the fullness of Apostolic power,” grants the new title with its associated privileges.
Aligera Cymba (1960.01.15)
The document issued by John XXIII under the title “Aligera Cymba” (15 January 1960) proclaims the invocation “Nossa Senhora do Ar” (Our Lady of the Air) as the “celestial Patroness” of all Portuguese aeronautical personnel. It appeals to the Portuguese people’s traditional Marian devotion, invokes the alleged historical protection of the Blessed Virgin over Portugal, and, at the request of aeronautical authorities supported by Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira, extends liturgical patronage and privileges to this particular Marian title, declaring the act to be firm, perpetual, and universally binding for the concerned category.
This seemingly pious and marginal decree is in fact a precise symptom and instrument of the conciliar revolution: a sentimental, bureaucratic Marian ornament laid over an emerging apostate system, using Marian language to anesthetize resistance and to mask the replacement of the Kingship of Christ with a technocratic cult of man and his machines.
Romanorum Pontificum (1960.01.09)
The document attributed to John XXIII announces the elevation of the Latin-rite cathedral of Przemyśl, dedicated to Saint John the Baptist and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Poland, to the status and title of a minor basilica, praising its Marian cult, architectural dignity, treasury of sacred art, and liturgical solemnity, and granting it all juridical rights and privileges attached to that title. It is presented as a pious recognition of a venerable temple, yet it functions as a polished juridical gloss masking the deeper usurpation of Catholic authority by a man whose entire line inaugurates the conciliar subversion of the Church of Christ.
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