The Eighth Sorrow of Mary
How Satan infiltrated Christ's Church and gagged His Mother
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For two thousand years, the Catholic Church has stood as the pillar and ground of truth. Yet since the Second Vatican Council, something has gone terribly wrong. Altars demolished. Latin silenced. Gregorian chant replaced with folk songs. And the Mother of God—once honored as Co-Redemptrix and Mediatrix of All Graces—officially silenced by the very institution that once proclaimed her glory.
This is not a theory. It is documented history.
The Eighth Sorrow of Mary exposes the systematic infiltration of the Catholic Church by Freemasonry, Communism, and Modernism—an infiltration predicted by Our Lady at La Salette, Fatima, and Quito, warned against by Pope Leo XIII and St. Pius X, documented by Cardinals and investigated by Archbishop Gagnon in a sealed three-volume dossier that remains buried in the Vatican archives.
Inside this 276-page investigation:
- The Alta Vendita: The 19th-century Masonic blueprint to infiltrate seminaries and elect "a pope according to our needs"
- The Gagnon Investigation: The suppressed 1970s investigation proving Freemasons controlled the Vatican—and why three Popes refused to act
- Suppressed Prophecies: What Our Lady really said at La Salette, Fatima, and Quito—and why the hierarchy tried to silence every seer
- The 1983 Code: How Canon Law was rewritten to decriminalize Freemasonry at the exact moment the infiltration was exposed
- November 2025: The Vatican document rejecting Mary's ancient titles—proof the infiltration is complete
- Dramatis Personae: Detailed biographies of 51 key figures—popes, cardinals, visionaries, and infiltrators
Extensively footnoted with hundreds of citations from Vatican documents, papal encyclicals, historical archives, and credible sources. No fabricated quotes. No conspiracy theories. Just the documented truth the Church hierarchy doesn't want you to know.
Paperback: 276 pages | 6" Ă— 9" | Published December 8, 2025
ISBN: 978-8-275-52198-6
Publisher: Mater Press
