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412 Vatican AssassinsS **' ■*X W *w-Jesuit Rector and Students at the Order’s Russian College in Rome, 1979 #111We are deeply sorrowful and at a loss for words in comprehending this greatRussian tragedy of the Twentieth Century. Always an enemy of the Papacy,Orthodox Russia, both its Patriarch and Tzar, refused to recognize thesupremacy of the Pope of Rome as the “Universal Bishop, Supreme Pontiff ofthe Universal Church, Servant of the Servants of God, Rector of the Worldupon Earth and Father of Princes and Kings.” Expelled by Tzars Peter theGreat in 1723 and Alexander I in 1820, the Black Pope’s relentless Militia ofJesus continually agitated the people against its rulers while havinginfiltrated the Church hierarchy and the Court of each succeeding Monarch.This ceaseless war finally culminated in the Order’s violent and bloodyoverthrow of the Romanoff Dynasty with the success of its BolshevikRevolution. In full control of both sides during the five-year Civil War endingin 1922, the Bolshevik Red Army emerged victorious over the betrayed,anti-Jew, White Russian Army. Upon that defeat the Company of Jesus wasformally readmitted into Russia after over 100 years of suppression. In 1929 theJesuits erected their Russian College in Rome for the training of Jesuit prieststo rule the Black Pope’s U.S.S.R. Above, Superior General Pedro Arrupe isthird from the right in the second row. The Jesuits: A History, David Mitchell,(London: Macdonald Futura Publishers, 1980).The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917