At the French Seminary in Rome, another priest, Fr. Marc Voegtli, also left a profound impression on the seminarians.
Marcel Lefebvre engraved on his soul this unifying doctrine, which he then transmitted to his Society: “My dear friends, you will preach Our Lord Jesus Christ with all your heart.
Following the line of reasoning of Fr. Nicolas Deschamps, whose book was read in the refectory, the seminarians at Santa Chiara [1] learned the 3 stages of the revolution desired by Freemasonry:
They saw that revolution unfolding in the city and in the Church, and they were prepared to set up roadblocks against it.
From then on his plans as a priest were all set: to counteract the revolution, first by celebrating Mass, the expiatory sacrifice of Calvary continued on the altar; then through the Mass to make an elite group of Christians live in the state of grace; and finally, through that elite, in civil society, to crown Jesus Christ, Christ the King.