Germany mourns the death of Rouven L. (29). The young police officer succumbed to his severe injuries on Sunday afternoon. A young, hopeful life—extinguished. Two days ago, he …
From BXVI’s personal secretary: +GÄNSWEIN: “I believe that Pope Benedict read this Motu Proprio with pain in his heart, because he wanted to help those who had found a place in the old Mass, to lead …More
From BXVI’s personal secretary: +GÄNSWEIN: “I believe that Pope Benedict read this Motu Proprio with pain in his heart, because he wanted to help those who had found a place in the old Mass, to lead them away from Lefebvre, and for them to find inner peace, also liturgical peace.”
To be honest - I do not understand the problem. Fellay wanted to make a bargain with Ratzinger, three other SSPX bishops opposed it. So no deal was made. …More
To be honest - I do not understand the problem. Fellay wanted to make a bargain with Ratzinger, three other SSPX bishops opposed it. So no deal was made. Moreover, Gaenswein, considering his talks about two popes and reasons of the Ratzinger's resignation, is not a reliable guy.
This book is all about the subtle (and not so subtle) policy and praxis changes instituted in furtherance of achieving a practical accord with modernist …More
This book is all about the subtle (and not so subtle) policy and praxis changes instituted in furtherance of achieving a practical accord with modernist Rome (ie., placing the SSPX under the control of those determined to morph it into benign conciliarism): As We Are?
To better understand the necessity of mortification, and to encourage us more to embrace the practice, it is infinitely important that we understand how much it is to be feared to follow one's disordered …More
To better understand the necessity of mortification, and to encourage us more to embrace the practice, it is infinitely important that we understand how much it is to be feared to follow one's disordered appetites. Woe to you, if you come to fall into the hands of such a dangerous enemy, and if you surrender yourself to the discretion of a beast so cruel and so indomitable! Do you know how you will be treated? Listen to Saint Ambrose, and he will teach you: He, says this Father, who does not know how to control his desires, soon finds himself carried away by these same desires, as by a fiery horse which has taken the bit in its teeth, which runs at full speed through inaccessible places, and who does not stop until he has fallen, with the one who rides him, into the precipice. This is what will happen to you if you do not constantly work to repress the outbursts of concupiscence. If you do not tirelessly apply yourself to taming it, it will carry you from disorder to disorder, it will …More
Paul is right: “The kindness of God would lead you to repentance.” Romans, chapter 2, verse 4 … To conversion. By and large, Paul invites us to patience, and to receive from people their kindness and …More
Paul is right: “The kindness of God would lead you to repentance.” Romans, chapter 2, verse 4 … To conversion. By and large, Paul invites us to patience, and to receive from people their kindness and generosity. We discover God’s goodness in them. The goodness of God overcomes reluctance and attracts to conversion. The call that God sends us is related to his kindness. He also talks to us about this: “By the standard by which you judge another you condemn yourself, since you, the judge, do the very same things.” Romans, chapter 2, verse 1 It must be said that we tend to mix judgment about others with what is a constructive judgment. Judging others about whom they are at first sight, without really knowing them, is a judgment. But, to observe the actions of another person in order to help, even if we have the same difficulty as this person, can still help. We must not wait to be perfect to evangelize and help others. Otherwise, nothing would be possible for the world. The new American …More
QUESTION 48 — EVIL1. Is evil a nature? 2. Is evil found in things? 3. Is good the subject of evil? 4. Does evil totally destroy good? 5. The division of evil by punishment and fault. 6. Is the reason …More
QUESTION 48 — EVIL 1. Is evil a nature? 2. Is evil found in things? 3. Is good the subject of evil? 4. Does evil totally destroy good? 5. The division of evil by punishment and fault. 6. Is the reason for evil realized more in the punishment, or in the fault? Article 1 — Is evil a nature? Objections: 1. It seems so. In fact, what we call a genus is a determinate nature. Now, evil is a genus, since Aristotle writes in the Categories that good and evil are not included in a genus, but are themselves genera in relation to other things. So evil is a nature. 2. Every specific difference is a given nature. Now evil is a specific difference in morality; for example, a bad habitus differs specifically from a good one, as liberality differs from avarice. 3 . Two contrary things have a common nature. Now good and evil are opposed as two opposites, and not as privation and possession, as the philosopher says, who proves it by the fact that between good and evil there is a middle, and that evil is …More
To the cheers of the oligarchs' media, Rev. Adam Świeżyński, 50, a Catholic priest, took part in an "ecumenical" ceremony to [pseudo] "bless" homosexual concubines in Warsaw, Poland, on 17 May. The …More
To the cheers of the oligarchs' media, Rev. Adam Świeżyński, 50, a Catholic priest, took part in an "ecumenical" ceremony to [pseudo] "bless" homosexual concubines in Warsaw, Poland, on 17 May. The blasphemy took place in an Evangelical Reformed parish in Warsaw. The main actors were Michał Jabłoński, the preacher of the parish, and Halina Radacz, a preacher of the Evangelical Community of the Augsburg Confession. Świeżyński stood at a table covered with a rainbow flag and "prayed". Already back in May, Świeżyński pseudo-blessed homosexual concubines during an official event in a Protestant parish in Warsaw, saying that he had "nothing to reproach himself for" because he gave the blasphemous blessing according to the norms of Francis' "Fiducia supplicans", although this text speaks, at least in theory, of "spontaneous blessings". Świeżyński told Wprost.pl (owned by Polish oligarch Michał M. Lisiecki) that he hoped Francis' "Fiducia Supplicans" would pave the way for similar blasphemies …More
A small morsel of truth. Immediately before and after the Soviet control of Poland, most all priests wore cassocks., or religious habits. Now, thirty …More
A small morsel of truth. Immediately before and after the Soviet control of Poland, most all priests wore cassocks., or religious habits. Now, thirty years later, very few cassocks or religious habits are worn by priests.
Check them out. I’ve had two of theirs for a while now. I went away to the Atlantic coast from Texas two weeks ago and left my “land” under the watchful emblems of both the Sacred …
A wise Dominican once told this writer, that once the vice of sodomy has contaminated a seminary, Church authorities have only two options -- close the place down and send everyone home or do nothing …More
A wise Dominican once told this writer, that once the vice of sodomy has contaminated a seminary, Church authorities have only two options -- close the place down and send everyone home or do nothing and simply wait for the moral rot to spread until the foundation collapses on its own. Why is this particular vice so deadly to the religious life? According to Damian, the vice of sodomy "surpasses the enormity of all others," because: "Without fail, it brings death to the body and destruction to the soul. It pollutes the flesh, extinguishes the light of the mind, expels the Holy Spirit from the temple of the human heart, and gives entrance to the devil, the stimulator of lust. It leads to error, totally removes truth from the deluded mind ... It opens up hell and closes the gates of paradise ... It is this vice that violates temperance, slays modesty, strangles chastity, and slaughters virginity ... It defiles all things, sullies all things, pollutes all things ... "This vice excludes a …More
When a Pope comes along and calls sin - Love, he is working as an instrument of Satan and need to be excommunicated. In this case - THE ANTICHRIST The …More
When a Pope comes along and calls sin - Love, he is working as an instrument of Satan and need to be excommunicated. In this case - THE ANTICHRIST The Pope said it....it must be true....the Pope is Infallible. With that being said, we can now understand the acceptance of further sin among the Clergy - such as worshiping Pachamama
Any doubts the Catholic press might be satanic? ....... But to me all of this also begs that larger question of whether it is the time, finally, for LGBTQ religious to publicly come out and help the …More
Any doubts the Catholic press might be satanic? ....... But to me all of this also begs that larger question of whether it is the time, finally, for LGBTQ religious to publicly come out and help the broader church understand the extent to which it is supported, maintained and nourished by good and faithful queer people.
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What??!!! "In part Catholicism depends on us (Lgbtqrst...)and has done so for a long time"(!) See above, according to Damian, sodomy "opens up hell and …More
What??!!! "In part Catholicism depends on us (Lgbtqrst...)and has done so for a long time"(!) See above, according to Damian, sodomy "opens up hell and closes the gates of paradise," and much more...
Because leftists reject God, they have no absolute standard of right and wrong. They have only relativism, which dictates that even the most atrocious …
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