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@VerbumCatholic @PapaEgoLeoni @joaosilveiraaa He is not Fsspx.

@PapaEgoLeoni @joaosilveiraaa Pretty sure he's SSPX, so thinking the Novus Ordo is an actual sin to celebrate would create a problem of conscience for him.

Today, the Mass was denied to me in Ávila (Spain). I am the chaplain of a pilgrimage group from the United States. This pilgrims usually attend the Traditional Latin Mass, so they wanted to be accompanied by a priest who would celebrate in the Old Rite. We had the chapel booked, but we were told that this rite required authorization from the Bishop. I went to the Episcopal Curia to request the authorization, so the Mass could take place. However, the Bishop, not to me personally, but through the Vicar General, categorically stated: “That Mass is prohibited in this diocese.” Prohibited why? And by what authority? Has this rite been abrogated? I was going to celebrate it in a chapel with the group of pilgrims. What harm could possibly come to the world? The rite is exactly the same one used in the convents of the Discalced Carmelites, stemming from the reform of Saint Teresa of Ávila and Saint John of the Cross. The rite was good for those great saints, but now it is bad for us? The Code of Canon Law - Canon 932 §1 - prohibits Masses outside of sacred places, except in cases of necessity: “The Eucharistic celebration must be carried out in a sacred place unless, in a particular case, necessity requires otherwise; in that case, it must be celebrated in a decent place.” In this case, there was no necessity to celebrate the Mass in a hotel room, since we were surrounded by chapels and churches with beautiful altars (that are almost never used). The necessity was created by the Bishop himself, who, instead of promoting sacred things, decided to prohibit them. Who benefited from the Mass being celebrated in a profane place? Was Our Lord more praised in a hotel room than He would have been in a church? Were the souls of the faithful more edified by seeing a table serving as an altar? It is normal for people to be scandalized by these tyrannical and anti-pastoral decisions, especially from those who claim that everyone is welcome in the Church. But not everyone is. That is quite clear. I have gone through several similar episodes before and remained silent. But this must be denounced, this cannot be the normal state of the Church. Pope Leo must act quickly to put an end to these abuses of authority.

@Li34041 @IncredPapist_ Yes it does (at least for the extra ecclesiam). Lumen Gentium says something about that.

@IncredPapist_ Love it. Let us know what he says!

Meeting with my priest tomorrow. What should I ask him?

@kierkegarchist Luther West against God's and Church laws . Plus, he denied established articles of faiths.

Luther didn’t leave the church voluntarily. He was excommunicated, remember?

IRELAND 🇮🇪 Ireland's Catholic Bishops have issued a very DIRECT message on the Irish establishment's attitude to the sanctity of life: • Asked why Covid was a public health emergency but 50,000 abortions are not • 'Neither the State, nor the mainstream media, seem to have any interest in exploring what leads women to choose abortion or what happens to them afterwards' • Encouraged Catholics to support those in crisis pregnancies • Backed politicians who defend life • SLAMMED efforts by Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats to expand abortion

@NijimaGroyper I mean, most contemporary religious people are simply atheists looking for identity and playing team sports.

@OrdinariateUSA Exactly. Plus, 95% of people here on Catholic twitter should log out and dedicate way more time praying, myself included.

Deciding to change your religious beliefs on a whim because of a political headline is a sign that religion is deeply unserious to you. It’s just a larp/team sport thing for these people. No different than changing NFL teams because the quarterback is a Democrat.

@Alice_Mary96 @Catholic8941 "Gay marriages" are not being celebrated across Germany. And if they were, they would be against Church law. Also, the German synod is very much anti ultramontane, considering that they have been clashing with Rome for years.

@TomFinley19 @Catholic8941 Yes that's the case for your ultramontane church. As a result gay marriages are being celebrated across Germany who happen to be in full communion with you 😂 I wouldn't want to be in communion with that even if I was offered the entire world at my feet.

Reminder that even so-called "conservative" ultramontanes are just liberals dreaming of the Universal World Republic. The ultramontane church is a fundamentally liberal institution.

Cardinal Ottaviani proposed and voted for cardinal Roncalli (John XXIII) at the 1958 conclave. From his diary:

@Alice_Mary96 @Catholic8941 1) Fiducia supplicans is basically dead letter. 2) It is dogma that the Pope doesn't need to consult anyone to act. This is the blessing btw:

@TomFinley19 @Catholic8941 Enjoy Fiducia Supplicans! What a great ultramontane document! Rigidly imposed from the top-down overnight without consultation just like you ultramontanes love it.

@AmericanReform_ You have to go back centuries to claim that those were binding policies towards jews. Pope Pius XI had cordial relations with Milan's rabbi when he was the city's archbp. and Pius XII never attacked jews.

“We adopt the same norm of action as did the Roman Pontiffs who were Our venerable predecessors. Alexander III forbade Christians under heavy penalties to accept permanent domestic service under Jews. ‘Let them not continually devote themselves to the service of Jews for a wage.’ He sets out the reason for this in the decretal Ad haec, de Judaeis. ‘Because Jewish ways do not harmonize in any way with ours and they could easily turn the minds of the simple to their own superstitions and faithlessness through continual intercourse and unceasing acquaintance.’ […] The same Pope stated that it was fitting for Jews to serve Christians rather than vice versa and added: ‘Let not the sons of the free woman be servants of the sons of the handmaid; but as servants rejected by their lord for whose death they evilly conspired, let them realize that the result of this deed is to make them servants of those whom Christ’s death made free,’ as we read in his decretal Etsi Judaeos.” - Pope Benedict XIV, A Quo Primum

@Alice_Mary96 @Catholic8941 Lol, this sentence has no sense. Thank God for the Vatican Council I.

@Catholic8941 The ultramontane church is the spiritual embodiment of 1789

@Pward121Ward @realsedepicante Yes you have to

@realsedepicante But we must obey our bishop…🙄

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@Lwghammer_128 @jeanluccpicard The "orthodox" always allied with mohammedans against Catholics.

@jeanluccpicard I guess you would fight for the Ottomans in Instabul, that's why I respect more Easter Orthodox nowadays Deuteronomy 28:43-53 And it's not talking about barbaric people with a deranged cult and a disastrous policy that increases crimes but good people who are easily integrated.

«The stranger who sojourns with you shall be to you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself; for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.» Leviticus 19:34 RSVCI

Maximilien Luce - "Camaret, Moonlight and Fishing Boats" (1894)

Giuseppe Molteni 1800 – 1867 La festa ad un immagine di Maria Vergine in campo aperto nella Brianza

Solennità del Sacratissimo Cuore di Gesù. Il Re dell'universo, mite e umile di cuore, è la Via, la Verità e la Vita.