The SSPX never entered the path of heresy, it was never schismatic, it did not create a separate jurisdiction” Cardinal Darío Castrillón, prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy from 1996 to 2006 and president of the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei from 2000 until his retirement in 2009.
"Someone needs to destroy starlink and quickly." This is a good idea. Remember that after the Carter administration trimmed the CIA, it basically moved into the "private" sector, to avoid constitutional oversight. Elon Musk's corporations are part of the deep state (in case anyone wondered how he can can start and run so many crucial tech companies all at once.)
I don't support either Ukraine or Russia but I do support destroying communist monuments. Red Army are hordes from Hell. Communism is one of the biggest enemies of Holy Mother Church!
Why on earth are you complaining about Mel now? He is a sede. Just like you follow with the dimond brothers. After I warned you they aren't even Priests. Let alone Monks or Benedictine Monks. You defended them and said, you will continue to listen to them. Amazing always finding something wrong with someone else. As long as you don't like them. But when you do. You can't find a thing wrong with them. Even when proven a fraud. Especially when you find out how they support and praise President Putin and Russia. Then they are your enemy. Mel like the rest of us are sinners. We sin everyday. More than you will ever admit or see. Besides he is a sede and that's what happens to anyone following those lying lunatics. They become just like them.
Canon Lawyer, Professor Michael J. Mazza: “Over 80% of the nation’s priests regularly fear being falsely accused, largely because of the lack of due process they encounter the instant an allegation is made against them. Nearly the same percentage of surveyed priests suggested that their bishop would be one of the LAST people they would ever go to for help if they encountered a problem in their ministry. That is a particularly worrisome attitude given the close bond that is supposed to link bishops and priests in the service of the people of God.”
Long ago, in the beginning of the world, there were five families who lived peaceful, contented lives. God had given them everything they truly needed. They had food on the table. A place to call home. Love. Safety. They knew neither hardship nor want. But one day, they came before God and said, "Lord, You've blessed us with everything we need, and we're grateful. But somehow... life feels ordinary. We want something more." God smiled. "What is it that you're looking for?" One of them answered, "We wish every family had something unique—something special that no one else has. Then life would feel more exciting." God replied, "Very well. Each family may write down one wish. I will grant it. But there's one condition: don't look at anyone else's paper. You asked for different blessings, so let each family choose freely." Each family carefully wrote down the one thing they wanted most. And just as He promised, God granted every single wish. One family received wealth. Another gained …Gehiago
Cardinal Müller on lay homilies: “One cannot arbitrarily divide up priestly powers and outsource them in a functionalist manner unless one denies the sacramental priesthood altogether in a Protestant manner, subsumes it entirely under the common priesthood of all the faithful, and leaves it merely as a function carried out on behalf of the community”
[Venerable Mary of Agreda – XVII Century AD; born: Agreda, Spain/died: Agreda, Spain; ‘Lady in Blue’; Abess; Writer; Mystic] 97. Just as all this was a great joy and happiness for the good angels, so it was a great torment for the evil spirits. It was to the latter a part and the beginning of their punishment. For they saw at once, that having failed to profit by this sign, they were to be conquered and crushed by it (3, 15). All these mysteries, and many others, which I cannot explain, the Evangelist wished to comprehend in this chapter, and include in that great sign; although for us it will remain obscure and enigmatic until the proper time arrives. 98. The sun, which is mentioned as clothing the Woman, is the true Sun of Justice. The angels were to understand by it, that the Most High was to remain with this Woman by his grace in order to overshadow and defend Her by the protection of his invincible right hand. The moon was beneath her feet; for as the two planets, the sun and the …Gehiago
"98. The sun, which is mentioned as clothing the Woman, is the true Sun of Justice. The angels were to understand by it, that the Most High was to remain with this Woman by his grace in order to overshadow and defend Her by the protection of his invincible right hand. The moon was beneath her feet; for as the two planets, the sun and the moon, divide night and day, therefore the moon, being the symbol of the darkness of sin, is beneath her feet, and the sun, being the symbol of the light of grace, clothes Her for all eternity."
Acts 12:1-11 “A light shone in the cell. He tapped Peter on the side and awakened him, saying, “Get up quickly.” The chains fell from his wrists.’” Here, the Spirit delivers Peter from prison; it is the same Spirit who delivers us from our inner prisons. 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18 “To God be be glory forever and ever.” God is with us; he loves us and saves us. Let us remain in God and invite others to allow themselves to be loved by God. Matthew 16:13-19 “You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church.” Jesus created the Church; he is the Church, but on earth, he entrusted the keys of both the Church and the Kingdom to Peter. Jesus remains the one who guides and leads the Church, so that the world may find ways to remain with God. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
The historian Dr. Hanael Bianchi’s new book on Vatican II, A Liberal Revolution, does something different and, in many ways, better, in its narrow focus on the impact of the reforms on the Archdiocese of Baltimore in particular. In fact, by focusing narrowly, providing more specific examples and a simpler narrative than other books on the same era, he’s actually reached some new insights hidden from those who’ve started with a wider net, about the tumultuous post-Conciliar era of the Church, specifically how the revolutions within the Church cannot be separated from the historical and political context of the era and how the impact of this period on the Church was a brief period of psychological libertinism that congealed into institutional centralization and ossiffication. The central claim of this book is that the implementation of Vatican II reflected an embrace of liberalism, not merely in the broad progressive sense of openness to new ideas, but more specifically in its affirmation …
"Young People Want Traditional Mass": Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, told EWTN on June 26 that he sees "a resurgence of interest in all things traditional, especially among young people": "They want reverence. They want transcendence. They want beauty in the liturgy." He believes this desire is also influencing the Novus Ordo: "I believe that we're seeing a trend turning more traditional even in the Novus Ordo. And I think this is a good thing." Ordained in 1985, Bishop James Conley has celebrated the Mass in the Roman rite since 1988, though about 95% of the time he uses the Novus Ordo.
Bishop James Conley, Lincoln: "There is a resurgence of interest in all things traditional, especially among young people. I see it in my own diocese. They want reverence. They want transcendence. They want beauty in the liturgy." "Thanks be to God we have not only the Fraternity of Saint Peter, but I have a couple of priests who celebrate, with permission of the Holy See, a Sunday Mass in the Extraordinary Form... It's my hope that as they continue to ordain priests... they will be able to meet the needs of the people who desire this form of the Mass." "So don't give up and don't jump ship."
In a vision, St. Dominic Savio led St. John Bosco to a beautiful place in the afterlife. St. John Bosco said, "I never thought Heaven was so beautiful." Dominic replied, "This is not Heaven at all. You would not be able to bear that sight." (Likely it was the Limbus Puerorum.)
Problem with Bosco is the Salesians for some 70 years forbade illegitimate men from Priesthood candidacy. They called it an impediment. Frank Nugent, SDB, can tell you all about this. Funny he was charged with pedophilia a few years ago.
Hormuz Report - BREAKING: Iranian strikes crippled US Navy's Fifth Fleet HQ in Bahrai... BREAKING: Iranian strikes crippled US Navy's Fifth Fleet HQ in Bahrain—command center, comms, warehouses, barracks extensively damaged. Main building unusable, per WSJ. Repairs cost alone at Bahrain base: $400 million**. Total regional damage: over **$2 billion. Pentagon now x.com/HormuzReport/status/2070465767771103500/vid…
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