synarchy movement of empire book ii - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic ...

principles to both the community and their workplace. The community's new
publishing project, Les Editions du Seuil , began by publishing religious
children's literature by Marc's spiritual director, the abbe Jean Plaquevent,
and eventually became one of the most important publishing house of postwar
France." (Communitarian, p.82.) To this day, the {Editions du Seuil} is
the most prestigious Academic publishing house in France. However, what
makes this conversion and marriage most fascinating is the fact that
SUZANNE JEAN was a French protestant, who had been recruited from the
British side of the ORWELLIAN -WOESLEY (spelling) Synarchy where
she had been trained in the NEW BRITAIN movement. It is, indeed, quite
extraordinary that such a conservative Dominican Convent, which had
"spiritual" domination over ACTION FRANCAISE, would, number 1)
permit the only marriage ever to be celebrated in their midst, to be, number
2) a marriage between a Catholic and a protestant, and that, number 3) a
Protestant would marry a newly converted sheep. This unique "alliance
cordiale" is completely at odds with the traditionalist views of the Roman
Catholic Church, which demonstrates that either these French Dominicans
were going to the dogs or their synarchist politics were made for very
anomalic bedfellows.
In 1934, MARC joined the ETATS GENERAUX DE LA
JEUNESSE, a group founded by synarchists leaders, JEAN COUTROT and
MADAME CANUDO, and consolidated his faith in gnostic Catholicism
with the Swiss existential theologian, KARL BARTH, the guru of DENIS
DE ROUGEMONT, that he had met at the DOMINICAN convent of Juvisy.
MARC was also surrounded by Dominican theologian YVES CONGAR,
OP, from the Dominican convent of LE SAULCHOIR, in Kain, Belgium.
In 1939, MARC created another synarchist outfit called Centre d'Etudes de
Documentation et d'Action (CEDA) in Aix-en-Provence with his friend
BERNARD VOYENNE.
This Dominican "personalist" ideology was a counter-culture
movement of non-conformists who rejected the Third Republic, the Nationstate,
party politics, and the parliamentary system more generally, in favor of
a return to a Middle-Ages run by Knight-Monks who believed in a romanticauthoritarian
Europe of communes and regions. The notions of
"personalism" had begun in Germany during the 1920's with the psychology
of WILLIAM STERN and the philosophy of MAX SCHELER. This is how
the Dominican synarchists deployed MARC "as a professional networker as
well as an authority on the new German and Belgian communitarian ideas,
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