Blood-Drenched Altars: A Catholic Commentary on the History of Mexico

By Francis Clement Kelley

This book is pivotal to understanding Mexico Shows how Catholic Spain during 300 years--1521-1821--formed Mexico and made her prosperous and happy, but how the great Masonic Revolution (1821-1928) has made her poor and miserable. Shows that Mexico is still basically Catholic (97%) but is ruled by an anti-Catholic government. Full of insights and crucial to understanding Mexico.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895553198
• ISBN13: 9780895553195
• Release Date: June 1989
• Publisher: Tan Books
• Length: 528 Pages
• Weight: 1.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 5.5" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

A fantastic source of religious discussion...

"Blood Stained Altars" provides rare insight into the power struggle of two very contrasting dogmas during Mexico's developmental period... it brings into question the power of the organizations and makes one wonder of their influence, whether covert or overt, in today's world...

Quite Remarkable!

Reverend Kelley's book is both remarkable and prophetic. Herein, he relates the story of our Southern neighbor, from the time of Spanish discovery to the socialist dictatorship of the mid-1930's. We see here, in the years 1512 to 1812, a nation at the forefront of societal development, that development led by the Catholic Church. From 1812 on, we see the insidious influence of the epistemology of the French Revolution, which laid Mexico low and destroyed her once great Spanish American civilization. The story of the suppression of the Church and the elevation of the socialistic governmental system is one which all citizens of the United States ought to take to heart. For, this is exacly the path on which we are now being led. We are grateful to TAN Publishers of Rockford, Illinois for making this work available in convenient paperback form. Read this imporant and insightful book and be richly blessed and well informed by the experience.