En Español:   In English: Cult or Sect? Are we dealing with a cult? – Thirteen signs of a cult-like organization. Charting the Cult-Like Nature of the Way – If we are ever to convince influential and possibly compromised churchmen that the Neocatechumenal Way is a cult or sect, we must be very precise and use prevailing, well-respected models of mind control to help us. Discussing the Cultish Aspects of the Way on the Radio – August 7,  2014 on Travis Coffman’s Big Show on K57, Guam. Unsalted, Unenlightened.  We’re Judas! – The third circle, those who criticize the Way.  The development of … Continue reading Hechos que debe saber sobre…

The process by which the Statute and the Catechetical Directory of the Neocatechumenal Way were approved by the Holy See was fraught with significant deviations from the normal protocols.  These abberations cast doubt on the integrity of the whole process and put the Church itself at great risk. Lino Lista, a prolific Italian critic of the Neocatechumenal Way, provides more details: The following arguments are intelligible to anyone with a minimum of knowledge on the subject of deliberations.  We imagine that we must follow up on any measure, by virtue of the decisions assumed in it.  It is evident, then, … Continue reading On the abnormal approvals boasted of by the Neocatechumenal Way

If you ever find yourself attending the 12th night of the initial catechesis of the Neocatechumenal Way, you’ll hear the catechists say some remarkable things about Abraham, our father in faith. The insidious pressure to consider yourself to be a “failure” and an “idolater” begins on that night.  Here are some samples of Kiko Arguello’s twisted teaching for that session, taken from the first volume of his secret catechetical directory: “Abraham, we were saying, is a failure. Abraham is perhaps the most existential character in the Bible. This is so true that Kierkegaard, who is an existentialist, wrote a book about Abraham.” … Continue reading Kiko’s Abraham: A Failure and Idolater