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completely  about  the  situation,  perhaps  for  unknowing  the  diabolic  evil  of  the  Golem,  that
               constituted  the  Secret  Government  of  the  Roman  Church,  and  for  perceiving  just  the
               superficial aspect, and more shocking, of the catholic organization. But, even if the Cathars not
               supposed that the Golem, from the College of Temple Constructors of the Cistercian Order,
               they had decreed the extermination of the Pure Men and the destruction of the civilization of
               Oc, and that they would comply that sentence up to its last details, was not less true that such
               possibility would not concern them at all: as touched by a mystical madness, the Pure Men had
               their  eyes  nailed  in  the  Origin,  in  the  Grail,  and  they  were  indifferent  to  the  future  of  the
               World. And was already seen how effective was such tenacity that allowed the manifestation of
               the Grail and the Universal Emperor, and caused the Failure of the White Fraternity Plans.
                      In front of the intransigence of the Cathars, Dominic and Diego appeal to an external
               procedure, which could not be discouraged by the Church: they warn, to whom wanted to hear,
               about the secure destruction that will guide them the declared sustenance of the heresy. But
               they not listened. To the believers, that constitute the majority of the Occitan population and
               that, as all religious mass, didn’t comprehend the philosophical subtleties, it is impossible for
               them  to  believe  that  the  Evil  could  triumph  over  the  Good,  that's  to  say,  that  the  Roman
               Church could effectively destroy the Cathar Church. And to the Cathars, who know that the
               Evil can triumph over the Good in the Earth, they don't care about it because in every case
               are just variations of the illusion: for the Pure Man, the unique reality is the Spirit; and that
               Truth means the definitive and absolute triumph of the Good over the Evil, i.e., the Eternal
               Permanence of the Reality of the Spirit and the Final Dissolution of the Material World. In the
               year  1208  and,  while  the  population  is  affirmed  in  these  positions,  the  Pope  Innocent  III
               announced the Crusade in reprisal for the death of his legacy Peter of Castelnaux. It is too late
               to make effective the preaching of Saint Dominic. However, the main objective of the mission,
               that was to impose the saint image of Dominic and to make known his aptitudes as organizer
               and founder of religious communities, was having success. In such year, while the slaughter of
               Bezier and other Golem atrocities, Saint Dominic realized his first foundation in Fanjeaux, near
               to Carcassonne. He had comprehended immediately that the Occitanian ladies manifested an
               special predisposition for the spiritual L-ove and due to this he established there the monastery
               of Prouille, which nuns would be dedicated to the childrencare and to the Cult of the Virgin of
               the Rosary: the first Abess was Maiella de Tharsis, great initiated in the Cult of the Cold Fire,
               she was sent from Spain to that function. And she applied then one of the strategic principles
               signalized by Petreño: to scape from the Golem control, in some measure, was indispensable to
               dismiss the  Regula Monachorum  of Saint Benedict. Henceforth  Saint  Dominic  gives to the
               nuns of Prouille the Rule of Saint Agustine.
                      Of course, Saint Dominic and Diego de Osma not acted alone: they were aided by some
               Nobles and clerics that  professed in secrecy the Cult of the Cold Fire  and  received spiritual
               assistance of the Lords of Tharsis. Amongst them were the Archbishop of Narbonne and the
               Bishop of Tolosa, who contributed to that work with important sums of money. This last one,
               Genoese Initiate called Fulco, infiltrated by the Lords of Tharsis in the Cistercian Order, and
               who would  not  be  discovered  until the end: in  such  days the Bishop Fulco passed as sworn
               enemy  of  the  Cathars,  defensor  of  the  catholic  orthodoxy,  and  he  took  advantage  of  that
               prestige to promote before the papal legacies and his superiors about of the Cistercian Order
               the monastic work of Dominic and his personal sanctity.

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