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Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain,
to receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength
and honor and glory and praise!
Revelation 5:12
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Radical Augustinian
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Radical Augustinian
@Alice_Mary96
Catholic | Gallican Liberties | Ghibelline | Augustinian | High Tory Revelation 21:8 - James 4:4 Quod Ubique, Semper, et Ab Omnibus ✝️
United Kingdom Beigetreten Nisan 2024
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@b0rtcask1 Nuestro credo es el Papa, nuestra moral es el Papa, nuestra vida es el Papa, nuestro amor, nuestro corazón, nuestro propósito en la vida es el Papa; para nosotros, el Papa es Jesucristo; amar al Papa y amar a Jesús es una misma cosa.
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@b0rtcask1 This is the ultramontane church where the oracle and deus in terris is always right.
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@Catholic8941 Ultramontanes hate Summa Theologiae I-II, Q. 105, Art. 3
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Leftoids are absolute disgusting hypocrites. I fear that the longer they have the ability to own the definition of charity (an ideologically charged one divorced from the sound teaching of the gospel) the harder it will be to rehabilitate the concept of charity overall.
IMPERATOR@IMPERATORAUS
In his Summa Theologiae, St Thomas Aquinas laid out one of the most charitable yet practical arguments concerning immigration that effectively shaped the West for almost 1,000 years. 1. Immigration must always be proportionate so that foreigners can properly assimilate into the culture and mode of worship of the state. 2. Citizenship – and associated rights – should only ever be granted after the third generation to preserve the culture, mode of worship, and constitution of the state. 3. The common good of the citizens must remain the highest priority of the state, meaning, the state's obligation to provide aid to its neighbours can never be at the expense of the citizens. However, Aquinas ends with the sobering reminder that some peoples and states are incompatible with one another, and these must be held as "foes in perpetuity".
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The focus on race is entirely misleading, especially since non-ultramontane Trad movements were started by white people and are maintained by white people.
May Winter@MSugma71483
@Robkearney1981 If Catholicism were majority white, it would have fully accepted female priests and gay marriage by now. It being third-world coded is actually a good thing.
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@IncredPapist_ Unless it is Parent Ryan SJ, that user is a hilarious parody account 😂
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Under what circumstances is it appropriate to block a priest?
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The French Legitimists and Carlists have claimants who are at the very least sympathetic to their followers.
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Can any Jacobites explain why you guys would support a claimant who won't even commit to retaking the Throne? The Duke of Bavaria doesn't care about England. This seems to be a historical preference at this stage with no practical purpose.
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@Xaverius_1402 Says the ultramontane whose church leader literally prays towards Mecca 😂😂
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@Alice_Mary96 These all derive from your sect, mostly by direct bloodlines. 🤦♂️
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Ultramontane theology has three main areas of activity these days: Liberal NGO politics, how do I avoid obeying a pope I dislike (pro-Vatican 1 trads), and how do I change a doctrine that I dislike (modernists)
The work on Angel Hierarchies was infinitely more productive.
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@Xaverius_1402 33AD unlike your ultramontane church founded in 1870
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@Alice_Mary96 And when was your Franco-Dutch church founded? Long after Constance, for sure.
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Members of the ultramontane church will post this and then disobey and insult Leo XIV as an anti-Christ.
The irony of their beliefs is lost upon them.
🅾 🆁🅴🅼🆄🆂 🎚 🫎👑🍄🟫®@0remvs
“All members render loving obedience to the infallible Vicar of Christ.” #Sedevacante
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@Xaverius_1402 They are your heirs. Vatican 2, the ultramontane council that you hate so much, cites Vatican 1 in Lumen Gentium and was exclusively managed by ultramontane Bishops who were appointed by men you consider to be legitimate Popes.
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@Alice_Mary96 The reference cited does not pertain to the Catholic Church, which you monomaniacally call "ultramontane", but rather to your spiritual heirs, the modernists.
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Members of the ultramontane church preach universal fraternity with Muslims, Hindus etc. and deny the right to preserve your own national identity and country.
picard 🇻🇦🇹🇷@jeanluccpicard
Listen to His Holiness. Your nationalistic and or traditionalist ego is not making you more Catholic. On the contrary: Catholic comes from καθολικός Κατά means “about,according to”, όλου means “whole”. So Catholic literally means all inclusive, universal.
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@Xaverius_1402 No serious traditionalist wants to be in communion with your ultramontane church founded in 1870 that celebrates and blesses gay marriages. God bless the Councils of Constance and Basel and the Vincentian Canon 🙏
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@Alice_Mary96 And members of the Jansenist church will remain outside the true one which has officially condemned them on multiple occasions. Their affinity for modernism is no surprise. It's oh-so spiritual and the direct descendant of their own heresy. 🤷♂️
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Dominic Savio Braganza@liturgicalife
“Considering that they alone are wise, they do not blush to give the name of ‘Ultramontane Party’ to the entire Catholic family which thinks otherwise.” —Pope Pius IX, Dolendum Profecto [1923]
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Not to forget that after Protestantism became completely democratic, classical Tridentine Catholicism and Orthodoxy are the only two possible ways to have a Christian monarch who is a consecrated Priest-King and the Lieutenant of God on earth in his realm.
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Voting on doctrines is a one of the major reason for why I'd prefer classical Tridentine Catholicism to any Protestant denomination. Doctrine is immutable and not up for change through votes or top-down "development".
Redeemed Zoomer@redeemed_zoomer
Roman Catholicism cannot save the West. The Reformation was necessary to allow Christians to dissent from clergy when they do nonsense like this For example, the clergy in my denomination also believe a lot of things I don't like, but I'm free to publicly dissent and vote against them
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@CLoftson85537 @athabaskanelite @Osarseph0 @ElijahElishaRap Try to promote Bossuet's 4 Articles in the ultramontane church and see how far you'll come. There is nothing moderate about "papal minimalism". The moderates were banished in 1870 when the ultramontanes created a new faith.
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@Alice_Mary96 @athabaskanelite @Osarseph0 @ElijahElishaRap Actually there is, because there’s a spectrum of positions on the extent of papal authority and on the way in which he can exercise it. Minimalism as it has been used as of late in this particular circle is defined in relation to a view of nearly unrestricted papal powers.
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Or, on the other hand, maybe papal infallibility is practically incoherent and no one knows what it really is.
Gasser’s Relatio at Vatican 1 says there has been ‘thousands upon thousands’ of ex cathedra dogmatic judgments, while most Catholics today can only point to two ex cathedras on Marian dogmas, and some will also quibble about Humanae Vitae and Ordinatio Sacerdotalis. And then modern canon law says nothing is infallible unless it’s manifestly clear—which is also extremely vague. And basically anything which seems like an infallible statement by Gasser’s standards is always coped away ‘It’s not definitive’, ‘it’s prudential’, ‘it’s not faith and morals’ (death penalty??)
So modern Catholic disourse is caught in a maelstrom of what was defined to be basically papal maximalism struggling in an environment where adopting such a stance would lead to what is essentially intellectual suicide given modern Popes.
𝐀.𝐄. 🇻🇦🍁@athabaskanelite
It's a pretty damning indictment of the Catholic apologetics and debate bro industry that after over two decades of effort online, basically no-one outside of their circles understands what papal infallibility or dogma are and how they actually work.
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@9Kings1910Alt Italy has become significantly worse under the republic.
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Eighty years ago today, ten days after the dubious referendum, King Umberto II (1904-1983) was formally deposed, bringing to an end the 85-year-old Kingdom of Italy and the 943-year reign of the House of Savoy (est. 1003).
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@JohnTraddington And the only councils that matter are Vatican 1 and 2. Don't you dare suggest the existence of papal heresy or you'll end up like Vigano!
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How to create a Novus Ordo bishop:
>Feed a child unlimited amounts of soy
>Don't teach him his catechism
>Eventually send him to a seminary to learn Kantian philosophy and Modernist theology
>Give him a bleeding heart for migrants
Voilà!
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@CLoftson85537 @athabaskanelite @Osarseph0 @ElijahElishaRap There is no Vatican I minimalism. You either accept the council as it stands or you move on. They excommunicated Döllinger for rejecting Papal Absolutism and for holding true to Constance and Basel.
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