Rev. Gerald Murray, a New York canon lawyer, called the excommunication of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X "a canonical mess" in an interview with Raymond Arroyo (video below). Two Canonical Mechanisms Rev. Murray distinguishes automatic (latae sententiae) penalties from imposed (ferendae sententiae) penalties requiring a judicial or administrative process. Cardinal Victor "Tucho" Fernández did not impose excommunication but declared that an automatic penalty had already been incurred, since consecrating bishops without papal mandate triggers excommunication under canon law. Decree Excommunicates Only Six Bishops Rev. Murray's central criticism: the decree names only six bishops, while the explanatory note refers to priests and laity. But a note cannot legally expand a decree's scope. The note calls priests "schismatics," yet the decree itself never declares them excommunicated. Since a penal decree must specify who committed which offense and when, and this was omitted, Rev. …More
The 7 Joys of Mary. HolyFamilyAcademy Seven is a mystical number. Our Lady’s Sorrows are seven and are celebrated twice during the year — on the Friday before Good Friday and on September 15. Our Lady’s joys are also seven and are celebrated within the octave of the feast of her Immaculate Heart. The Seven Joys of Our Lady are: (1) The Annunciation; (2) the Visitation; (3) the Birth of Our Lord; (4) the Adoration of Jesus by the Magi; (5) the Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple; (6) the Resurrection of Our Lord; (7) the Assumption of Mary in body and in soul into Heaven. The feast of The Seven Joys of Our Lady is a very special feast of the Franciscan Order and they recite in its honor the Franciscan Crown, which consists of a seven-decade rosary — seven Our Fathers and seventy Hail Marys, to which are added two Hail Marys because Our Lady was seventy-two when she died and was assumed into Heaven. catholicism.org/the-seven-joys-of-mary.html
Tipjar: buymeacoffee.com/torresangelica Part 5 - Veneration of the Immaculate - Ineffabilis Deus - Definition of the Immaculate Conception Our predecessors, indeed, by virtue of their apostolic authority, gloried in instituting the Feast of the Conception in the Roman Church. Title: Ineffabilis Deus – The Immaculate Conception – Author: Pope Pius IX First publication: 1854 Narrator: Angelica Torres Genre: Religious, Spiritual Growth, Spirituality, Historical Narrative Language: English Version: Unabridged, Divided by Chapters Subtitles included -------------------------------------------------- NOTE: The narration in this video is HUMAN generated. ABOUT ME: I am passionately creating and sharing my Catholic audiobooks here. If you enjoy my work, consider subscribing to my channel. You can also support me by buying the premium, ad-free versions of my audiobooks via my shop: buymeacoffee.com/torresangelica CONNECT WITH ME: Website: Angelica Torres - Cor Animae Meae …More
Jul 04, 2026 Just before the 1988 episcopal consecrations, Archbishop Lefebvre himself presented the argument which we have been proposing this week. Editors’ Notes Yesterday, we shared the letter from SSPX Superior General Fr Davide Pagliarani, responding to the Vatican decree declaring excommunications and schism against the Society. That article also included a republication of the Open Letter of the SSPX District Superiors, dated 6 July 1988. This present article is a new translation of a press conference given by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, on 15 June 1988 – two weeks before the famous episcopal consecrations. In the conference, he discusses the imminent prospect of excommunications and declarations of schism – and why he is unafraid of such measures: The Osservatore Romano will probably publish the excommunication, a declaration of schism, naturally. What does all that mean? Bon. Excommunication by whom? By a modernist Rome. By a Rome which no longer fully holds the Catholic …More
Wieso kritisiert er nicht die Lebensbedingungen für Christen im muslimischen Libyen . aber nein, mit Muslimen baut er doch den Weltfrieden auf ("Magnifica Humanitas").
The Vatican declared excommunications. The bishops were consecrated anyway. And more than 16,000 faithful knelt in a thunderstorm and prayed the Rosary. John-Henry Westen reflects on his week in Écône, Switzerland, covering the SSPX consecrations. He witnessed the beauty of the traditional liturgy, the sacrifice and joy of the Society's clergy, and the unwavering faith of pilgrims who traveled from across the world. The storm did not scatter them. It united them. It was, he says, a demonstration of vibrant Catholic life—centered on tradition, reverence, and fidelity to Christ. But the experience raised deeper questions. How can Rome demand obedience from the SSPX while promoting blessings for same-sex couples, redefining the death penalty, and opening Holy Communion to the divorced and remarried? Westen argues that the Church is in a prolonged doctrinal crisis—one that has created a state of emergency justifying extraordinary measures. Takeaways from My week with the SSPX in Switzerland …More
How I love the new Fatima. NO! Nor really. Why do people insist on giving partial messages? Or changing them? I got passed the first few minutes before I was already disgusted by them. They left out what Our Blessed Mother also said about how we must get up at midnight and stand in the sign of The Cross and plead (beg) GOD to destroy all evil. To bring peace upon Holy Mother Catholic Church and the World. I posted about that many times. Exactly what she said and to whom she said it to. Search my comments and posts. Hopefully you will find it. At least two people I can remember asking me about this message. And I left it for them. I am not sure the rest of this will be worth my time. Stopped listening to them years ago. Occasionally trying again from time to time. They even change our Litanies and other Prayers. And I don't care for changes. Especially if our Saints leave us something. Because the Saints know better than anyone of us.
The Most Viewed Marian Apparition of All Time: Our Lady of Zeitoun What is the most witnessed Marian apparition of the 20th century? Most would say Our Lady of Fatima in 1917, where approximately 70,000+ people witnessed the Miracle of the Sun. However, most prolifically witnessed miracle of the Virgin Mary in the 20th century, and perhaps ever, was at Zeitoun, Egypt from 1968 to 1971. The Holy Family in Zeitoun Zeitoun is one of the locations where the Holy Family supposedly stopped on their flight to Egypt, fleeing King Herod’s murder of the innocents some nineteen centuries earlier. From April 2, 1968 to May 29, 1971, the Virgin Mary appeared weekly on average, especially around feast days, on top of St. Mary’s Coptic Church in Zeitoun for all to see. This was not something just witnessed in a mystical vision by a few; it was a supernatural experience perceived by massive crowds for years. In addition, this occurred in a predominantly Muslim country and at a Coptic Church, which might …More
Sconsiglio a tutti di guardare i video inseriti nell'articolo. Io NON li ho guardati. E' importante rispettare il santuario della nostra propria anima, di fronte all'auto-celebrazione del demonio. --------------------- Indirizzerei queste notizie e queste immagini (inguardabili, ma ben descritte nell'articolo) ai Preti della Magnifica Umanità. Magnifica anche senza Battesimo. Anzi: la mancanza di Battesimo testimonia che non c'è Peccato Originale, perché non ci sono reali problemi. C'è solo la Fraternité. Io uccido te, tu muori. Siamo Fratelli - senza Padre
@Irishpol It is as you say, a PSYOP. They make the appearance of being Roman Catholic without the certainty of the substance! They really are just fake Novus Ordo bishops transmitting the Novus Ordo sacraments and faith. As Archbishop Lefebvre said, bastard priests, bastard rite!
These are results for was there child sacrifice to pachamama AI OvervieYes, historical and archaeological evidence indicates that the Inca and Chimú civilizations performed human sacrifices, including children, as offerings to the earth and mountain deities. These practices were generally aimed at maintaining cosmic balance, ensuring good harvests, or appeasing angry deities during natural disasters like severe flooding. The IncaCapacochaRitual The Incas practiced capacocha, a major state ritual where unblemished, perfect children were sacrificed to appease mountain deities (apus) and Mother Earth (Pachamama). The Process: Children were often chosen from distant provinces as a form of tribute and were brought to the capital of Cuzco. After sacred rituals, they were led up high Andean peaks, sedated with coca leaves and alcohol, and left to freeze to death or were struck on the head to reduce suffering. Archaeological Evidence: Famous, perfectly preserved mummies—such as the 15-year …More
California Bishop Celebrates Homosex Eucharist in Cathedral: On 27 June, Bishop Alberto Rojas, 61, of San Bernardino, California, celebrated a homosexual Eucharist at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary. Ministers and choir members wore rainbow-coloured stoles. Other rainbow symbols decorated the cathedral. Bishop Rojas used language of unconditional acceptance, emphasising that unrepentant homosexuals 'belong here'. Homosexuals living in civil partnerships attended the Eucharist and were greeted by the bishop.
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myunkie: I wished we could cry your words all over the world - and we should do it and send these your words even to our pope, because the ideas and gay-acts of some cardinals, bishops and priests are scandalous. We all are sinners, but this bishop in California, is not ashamed but even proud of such sins.
Cardinal Kurt Koch, Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity, says the illicit episcopal consecrations by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X (FSSPX) should not be seen as the end of dialogue with Rome. Key quotes from the Communio podcast published by Herder on 2 July.. On Excommunication and Future Dialogue - An excommunication is a medicinal penalty. It is not intended to be definitive; rather, it is meant to invite repentance so that one may find the way back. - I hope it will be possible in the future to resume new talks, so that they may find their way back into the Catholic Church. - At the moment I do not see that happening, but it would also be far too early. No Recognition of Popes Since Vatican II - This amounts to a form of self-authorisation for carrying out episcopal consecrations. - …a self-contradiction: on the one hand, they invoke the authority of the Pope in the most beautiful terms, yet on the decisive issues they go their own way. - To me, this gives …More
Cardinal Koch, Prefect of Christian Unity, on the SSPX Consecrations: "We need to rethink Traditionis custodes, especially for those faithful who feel drawn to this liturgy without sharing the ideology of the SSPX."
Careful of your wording. The SSPX is not the Church - they are members of the same DIVINE Church as Pope Leo. Sadly, the Holy Father is blinded with modernism and the SSPX is helping him keep the Church afloat. The SSPX is the miracle that God ordained to ensure "the gates of hell" do not prevail as scripture promises. It is also incredibly interesting that His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, added into Canon Law in 1983, the very subsections under Penalties (Can. 1323: 4), that prove that the grave penalty of automatic excommunication did not take place. Again, the hand of God guiding and protecting His Church is so clear to see.
Leo XIV in Lampedusa: Today, Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa to highlight his preferred issue of immigration. He began the visit with a silent prayer at the Cala Pisana cemetery, standing before the wooden crosses of migrants who had died while being trafficked. During his homily, he greeted the immigrants and thanked them for helping each other. As he walked along the island’s rocky coast, the wind blew his zucchetto off (as can be seen in the video).
Einer der bezauberndsten Momente beim Besuch von Papst Leo XIV. auf Lampedusa. Der Wind wehte dem Papst sein Zucchetto vom Kopf, als er an der felsigen Küste der Insel entlangging. Zum Glück kam Monsignore Edgard zur Hilfe!
– Folha de S. Paulo, February 26, 1969 – by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira ONE of the themes of the Brotherhood Campaign invited all Brazilians to reflect upon the maxim: “We are all brothers, we are all equal.” To such reflections, I dedicate my words of today which, regardless of their merit, at least have the distinction of being disseminated in a newspaper [Folha de S. Paulo] with a very large circulation. From the outset, I knew the task would be difficult. By heartfelt sentiments that spring from the innermost being, by that special discernment — tacit though it may be — that senses the simple, sublime, great truths of life, and by the mark impressed on him by Christian tradition, the Brazilian is convinced we are all equal and brothers. This is illustrated by the profound historical reality of [Brazil’s] miscegenation, which is based on the equality and fraternity of the races. Undoubtedly, the mentors of the campaign realize this. Accordingly, their objective does not lie in repeating …More