No thank you. I have seen this failed Catholic's work before and disagree with his basic premise that Catholicism, like Islam, has fatal flaws.
My point that the Vatican is Satan's highest priority target is a defense of the Catholic Church, not an indictment of it. Satan sees the Catholic Church as his greatest obstacle on earth to displacing God. The participation of ungodly institutions and persons like communists, Nazi's, dictators, atheists, and secular humanists is understandable. What is most tragic is the willing participation in this undermining by those who call themselves Christians while attacking Christ's Church. The strife, friction and defocusing of all Christians involved in this assault on the Catholic Church does not serve God, but does serve Satan's agenda.
For your reading pleasure:
A Catholic Utterance
In a pamphlet entitled The Strength of the Mormon Position, the late Elder Orson F. Whitney, of the Council of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, related the following incident under the heading “A Catholic Utterance”:
Many years ago a learned man, a member of the Roman Catholic Church, came to Utah and spoke from the stand of the Salt Lake Tabernacle. I became well-acquainted with him, and we conversed freely and frankly. A great scholar, with perhaps a dozen languages at his tongue’s end, he seemed to know all about theology, law, literature, science and philosophy. One day he said to me: “You Mormons are all ignoramuses. You don’t even know the strength of your own position. It is so strong that there is only one other tenable in the whole Christian world, and that is the position of the Catholic Church. The issue is between Catholicism and Mormonism. If we are right, you are wrong; if you are right, we are wrong; and that’s all there is to it. The Protestants haven’t a leg to stand on. For, if we are wrong, they are wrong with us, since they were a part of us and went out from us; while if we are right, they are apostates whom we cut off long ago. If we have the apostolic succession from St. Peter, as we claim, there is no need of Joseph Smith and Mormonism; but if we have not that succession, then such a man as Joseph Smith was necessary, and Mormonism’s attitude is the only consistent one. It is either the perpetuation of the gospel from ancient times, or the restoration of the gospel in latter days.”
(LeGrand Richards, A Marvelous Work and a Wonder, p. 3)