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Showing posts with label Fordham Prep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fordham Prep. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2019

McCarrick was missing for 3 years before the age of 20.

Theodore McCarrick was missing for 3 years before 
the age of 20. Where was he and what was he doing?
The following facts indicate something gone very wrong in Theodore McCarrick's young life, suggesting that his homosexual vice goes back to his teenage years. 

The following dates are factual, not conjectural, and show that from age 15 the now disgraced Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was more than likely groomed for the sodomite priesthood by Cardinal "Nellie" Spellman and the homosexuals in his NYC Lavender Mafia.

Timeline of 10 years of Theodore McCarrick's early life from May 1944 - May 1954 
which include 3 missing years before age 20:

May 1944 - McCarrick graduates 8th grade from New York City's Washington Heights Incarnation School in May of 1944 at age 13. He would turn 14 on July 7 (DOB 7-7-30).

September 1944 - May 1946
McCarrick starts high school at Xavier High School at age 14 on an oratory scholarship in September 1944 and completes 2 academic years there - Freshman and Sophomore years - by May 1946 when he is 15, soon to be 16.

Friday, August 3, 2018

From Age 15 McCarrick Was Groomed for the Sodomite Priesthood


From age 15 the now disgraced ex-Cardinal, Theodore McCarrick, was groomed for the priesthood by the homosexuals in Cardinal "Nellie" Spellman's homosexual network. McCarrick started high school at Xavier (oratory scholarship) in the fall of 1944 and completed 2 academic years there by May 1946. Then he was EXPELLED and quietly disappeared for one academic year - 16 months total counting the summer months. His story differs as to where he was. In one story he says he was "confused". In others he says he was expelled for truancy and a third says he was making bad grades so was expelled.

After being missing for over a year he reappears at Fordham Prep and immediately zooms to the top of their "best student chart" graduating in 1949 with 4 superlatives - Most Likely to Succeed, Best Speaker, Most Diplomatic, and Did the Most for Prep.