Addiction, Infiltration, and Vatican II

This chapter examines the interplay between addiction and spiritual voids, contrasting different pursuits like church attendance and football. It provides a historical overview of the Catholic Church's infiltration by communist ideologies, particularly during the 1930s, and discusses the implications of Vatican II on contemporary Catholicism. The conversation also touches upon the St. Gallen Mafia and their influence on church politics, intertwining historical conflicts with modern faith dynamics.