Blood-Drenched Altars (Most Rev. Francis Kelly) (Tan #1054) - Paperback

Blood-Drenched Altars outlines the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Indians under Montezuma, bringing the Aztec reign of terror over the other Indian tribes to an end.  It also reveals that, during the 300 years Spain ruled Mexico, 1521-1821, she raised that country and her native people to equality with the Europeans in religion, education and opportunity, and produced in the process a flourishing and prosperous Catholic civilization.

All this was swept away in the wanton devastation of the great Masonic Revolution which lasted from 1810 to 1928.  Mexico became abjectly poor with a one party rule.  Despite the population being almost all Catholic, it now suffers an anti-Catholic government.  Nevertheless, the author maintains that the Mexican people retain a national character impressed upon their very souls by the 300 years of Catholic civilization.

• Author:  Most Rev. Francis Clement Kelly
  
• Format:  502 pages, paperback
  
• Publisher:  Tan Book
• ISBN:  9780895553195