Judaism and the Vatican

Biography of the author: Descendant of a family ennobled parliamentarians in 1696, Viscount Poncins was a devout Catholic who enjoyed some success in the 1930s. Leon de Poncins explains most of the major political upheavals and revolutionary modernity by the action of currents from certain secret societies carry a "faith" opposed to that of Christianity: it aims revolutionary movements, Jewish, Zionist or other, and a "secret war" led by a "faith" diabolical nature. His writings are sometimes theses anti-Masonic character where we recognize some ideas against the revolution. Leon de Poncins also collaborated with many newspapers as Le Jour, Le Figaro, L'Ami du Peuple and the Nouvelliste, he also conducted a review of Counter-Revolution 1937-1939. He was a friend of Emmanuel Malynski, with whom he wrote The War Occulte1 and Vaqui© John with whom he wrote in French and Lectures Reading and Publishing in Tradition Chir©. During the Second Vatican Council, following the vote on 20 November 1964, at the third session of the provisional scheme dealing with the attitude of the Church towards Judaism, Leon de Poncins wrote a pamphlet, The Jewish Problem face the Council, which was distributed to the bishops before the fourth and final session. The author noted "by the Council Fathers a profound misunderstanding of what constitutes the essence of Judaism." Descendant d'une famille de parlementaires anoblis en 1696, le vicomte de Poncins ©tait un fervent catholique qui connut un certain succ¨s dans les ann©es 1930. L©on de Poncins explique la plupart des grands bouleversements politiques et r©volutionnaires de la modernit© par l'action de courants issus de certaines soci©t©s secr¨tes porteuses d'une "foi" oppos©e   celle du Christianisme: il vise notamment des mouvements r©volutionnaires, juifs, sionistes ou autres, ainsi qu'une "guerre secr¨te" dirig©e par une "foi" de nature diabolique.