The Catholic Trumpet: Fighting with the Queen Against the Revolution

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Fighting with the Queen Against the Revolution

The Catholic Trumpet [slightly adapted and reformatted] | July 17, 2025


Millions today pray the Rosary. Thanks be to God. But if that Rosary is said while remaining in the Conciliar Church, attending the New Mass, or accepting Vatican II, it is not resistance. It is camouflage.

As St. Louis de Montfort warned:

“The devil, like a false coiner, puts out a great deal of counterfeit devotion to Mary…” (True Devotion to Mary, §90)

Our Lady is not a sentimental symbol. She is the Destroyer of All Heresies. She does not negotiate with error. She crushes it.

At Lepanto, the Rosary won a miraculous victory over the Turks. In the Vendée, peasants tied Rosaries to their rifles and died for the Mass. In Mexico, Cristeros shouted “¡Viva Cristo Rey y Santa María!” as they resisted Masonic tyranny. In Japan, hidden Catholics clung to the Rosary for 200 years rather than attend one false Mass.

These were not ecumenical gestures. They were acts of war. True Marian devotion is always counter-revolutionary.

Yet today, many pray the Rosary while accepting the false religion of Vatican II, a Council that taught religious liberty, praised heresies, and replaced the true Mass with a man-centered fabrication. This is not Marian. This is betrayal dressed as piety.

“The Church which affirms such errors is at once schismatic and heretical. This Conciliar Church is, therefore, not Catholic.”  —Archbishop Lefebvre, 1976

If you love Mary, you must reject the revolution that hijacked her Son’s Church.

To fight with Mary means:

• Rejecting Vatican II, entirely.
  
• Refusing the New Mass, completely.
  
• Praying the Rosary, daily.
  
• Embracing the Tridentine Faith, without compromise.
  
• Consecrating yourself to the Immaculata, totally.
  

This is the path of the martyrs, the faithful remnant, and the true children of Our Lady.

“Only the Immaculata has from God the promise of victory over Satan.” —Maximilian Kolbe

You can pray the Rosary and still serve the revolution.

Or you can pray it as a soldier, with fire, in truth, at war.

Choose.

Because the Rosary is enough, when it is the Rosary of battle.