CRISTIADA - Film on the Brutal Liberal-Masonic Persecution Against the Faith of the Mexican People

Cristiada is a chronicle of the Cristero War (1926-1929) in Mexico, a war provoked by the bloody persecution of the Catholic Faith by the country's corrupt, Liberal-Masonic regime.

The Masons attempted to de-Christianize the Mexican people through a brutal campaign of unjust laws, confiscation of Church temples and schools, and the outright murder of Catholics.

The media suppressed this war against the Catholic Faith in Mexico for decades. But at last, the atrocities committed by organized atheism against the Mexican people are now coming to light in this new film, based on a true story.

Please spread the word and remind everyone that for those of us who believe in Our Lord Jesus Christ and His Church, ETERNITY IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR! Spread the word!

The Crusades, the 800-year-long Spanish Reconquista, the Battle of Lepanto, the Spanish Crusade against Communism of 1936, the Cristero Uprising are but a few historic examples of Catholic heroism, valor and epic spirit, the stuff of authentic heroes, saints and martyrs. History superbly proves it!

Viva Cristo Rey y Santa María de Guadalupe!

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El mundo se prepara para ver en los cines la película mejicana más cara hasta el momento rodada en sus tierras: Cristiada.

Cristiada no es una película de corte político o religioso, sino un drama, basada en una historia real, que aborda los sentimientos de libertad de cualquier ser humano.

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[Mayitzin]

What do the liberals and Masons have to do with the rebellion? They were also persecuted because of their faith. This war didn't involved only Christians, it involved anyone with a religion.

[UnaVoceMiami]

@Mayitzin A cursory reading of the history of the bloody persecution reveals that the Liberals and Masons WERE the government of Mexico at that time. These extremists initiated and sustained the brutal war of extermination of Christians out of sheer hatred of the Church and her members. You may want to read the excellent book: Blood Drenched Altars.

[Mayitzin]

@UnaVoceMiami Thanks for the suggestion. However, also any reliable historic source can confirm you that Masons can NOT fight or be against any religion. It's just not possible because it's contradictory. I'll take a look at the suggested book with an open mind as well :)

[UnaVoceMiami]

@Mayitzin You state :Masons can NOT fight or be against any religion." The facts, in country after country, around the world terribly prove otherwise. Albeit, not ALL Masons attack the Church and her members. Additionally, the inner workings and activities of the lodge are NOT revealed to ALL members of the Masonic sect. It has been amply documented that the perpetrators of the bloody persecution of the Church in Mexico, Spain and other parts of the world were ALL Masons and Liberals.

[biggatorcaesar]

VIVA CRISTO REY!

[Legiondecastigo]

Viva Cristo Rey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chicharoromero]

cuando sale la peli!!!!!! ia kiero ver a mi lindo cuetzalan :)

[pepsi458]

In the words of Christ himself, "not the gates of hell shall prevail against it."

[Gwath1]

¡Viva Cristo Rey y la Virgen de Guadalupe!

[Gwath1]

¡Viva Cristo Rey!

[JuanDJ1967]

@RogueMarch Pancho Villa was already dead, he was killed in 1923...

[RogueMarch]

@leticiavelasquez uhhh this wasn't against Villa, but Plutarco Díaz Calles...