Fr. James Mawdsley, a traditionalist Catholic priest who, in recent years, publicly criticized Pope Francis, denied the Holocaust on a white nationalist livestream[…]
On The Backlash[…]co-host Dave Reilly said that “it’s interesting to point out that, back in the 1920s, there was a group called the Opus sacerdotale Amici Israel” which wanted to “remove these prayers”[…]
The Good Friday prayer for the Jews once referred to Jewish people as perfidis — Latin for “unbelieving.” In 1959, Pope John XXIII ordered the word removed from the prayer. In a Good Friday service in 1963, when the old text of the prayer was recited, Pope John XXIII “immediately ordered the prayer-chant restarted” with the word omitted

“Everything that Amici Israel were asking for in the 1920s, and the Cardinal Merry del Val said absolutely not,” Mawdsley told the hosts. “You people are deicide, and you’ve not repented crucifying God. We’re not gonna take on your liturgical tips. But the Church did do it in the ’50s”

“And what’s changed between the 1920s and the 1950s to turn everything around?” he asked. “The biggest lie in history, the Holocaust, with the Jews blaming not just the Germans, but trying to say this is the fault of the whole world for doing nothing, and it’s the fault of the Christian churches for letting this happen”

Mawdsley also claimed that the word “antisemitism” is “completely meaningless”[…]
“And the Holocaust is a lie,” he declared. “It didn’t happen. Many Jews suffered as they were being expelled from Europe by the Nazis, but there was no genocidal plan from Hitler or the Germans to annihilate the Jews. That’s all a lie. And that’s what they wielded then as a weapon against the Church”[…]
Vincent James Foxx, appeared to agree with Mawdsley. Foxx called the Holocaust a “weapon that provides power to basically every single label that they throw at you when you start to talk about the things that they don’t want you to talk about,” as well as a “force field”