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GMND AXDO
@AxdoGmnd
Sim, eu sou o GMND. Não, GMND não significa nada.
Esse gatinho Katılım Ağustos 2022
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A realidade é uma só: A política no Brasil é um antro de podridão e corrupção. A república foi a pior desgraça que já aconteceu nesse país.
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@cath_menarion The main difficulties behind the whole "German Bishops situation", which extends to a number of other countries, is that the heretics are the ordinaries, the laity and priests normally suck as well, and their political alliances turn Shcism into a juridical nightmare.
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Certain priests of German dioceses get a say and the church is a mess there. Be careful what you wish for
Christ is Risen!@christisrisen17
@holysmoke @pluant Frankly, the Priests of a Diocese should have a say in who their Bishop is. That way we don’t get Bishops who don’t understand the culture of a Diocese (eg Martin and Weisenburger).
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Reminder that we’ve had morally corrupt popes, and the Church is still here.
The gates of Hades shall not prevail.
🏛 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 🏛@nonregemesse
There was a Pope who died after being thrown out of a window by a man who walked on the Pope sleeping with his wife
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@oaustro11 Canonizações feitas por Papas se tornaram mais comuns aos longo dos séculos, e os exemplos de santidade mais pertinentes são justamente os que se aproximam mais do nosso convívio. Dito isso, apenas 15 santos canonizados morreram depois do Concílio, e três durante.
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Gente, pra mim é um tabu isso
Não gosto de falar contra canonização
Porém não posso deixar de notar que agora ser Papa Moderno é quase uma certeza que vai ser Santo
Sendo que tivemos inúmeros Papas excelentes que não viraram Santos
Fábrica de Santos? 🏭
No mínimo esquisito
☩ 𝕁𝕄𝕋 ☩@SecretFire79
The Vatican has begun investigating a possible miracle attributed to the intercession of Pope Benedict XVI🇻🇦 This comes as the Church advances the cause for his sainthood. The reported miracle involves a young man from Colorado who, in 2012, suffered from advanced Hodgkin’s lymphoma. During a general audience in St. Peter’s Square, the then-Pope placed his hand on the young man’s chest, directly over the tumor, and blessed him. What followed was a complete, unexplained recovery that doctors could not scientifically account for. Today, that same man is a priest! This is a beautiful sign of God’s continued work through the holy lives of His servants. Pope Benedict XVI, the great theologian and gentle shepherd, continues to inspire faith even after his passing. Let us pray for the success of this investigation and for the glorification of this faithful servant of the Church. In addition, a lay-initiated signature campaign has been launched, petitioning the Vatican to accelerate the cause for the beatification and canonization of Pope Benedict XVI. To date, the petition has already gathered over 1,900 signatures.
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@AxdoGmnd @FeelsGuy2003 They can and they do. What are you talking about?
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So what does this imply?
That according to the Society: Rome no longer holds the Faith.
This directly contradicts the indefectibility of the Church that our Lord promised us in Matthew 16:18.
You can’t in good conscience believe such a distortion and remain Catholic.
AF Post@AFpost
SSPX Superior General Don Davide Pagliarani said members of the SSPX would “rather die than renounce” their Catholic faith, as planned episcopal consecrations are set to move forward without a papal mandate. Follow: @AFpost
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@deusimpera German Bishops are smart enough to not cross the line they've been given. They know the desired outcome has a greater chance of coming to be if they submit whenever pressure becomes too great. The SSPX Bishops, on the other hand, genuinely believe they have supplied jurisdiction.
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German bishops vs. SSPX bishops on who gets excommunicated first:
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Pope Benedict XVI should be canonized and even be named Doctor of the Church.
Chris 🇮🇪 🇻🇦@FreeIrishman7
They’re getting ready to do it AGAIN! EVERY Vatican II pope canonised, even though the past popes canonised had a gap of 500 years between them. Unbelievable. Sure sign the novus ordo sect isn’t from God.
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@tradwife29 The SSPX is not schismatic, in the proper sense of the term. The reason why we can even do step 2 is precisely because they have ordinary jurisdiction to minister the sacrament, which can only be true if they aren't in Schism. That will change once the consecrations happen though
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I challenge anyone who thinks the SSPX is schismatic to do 2 things: 1. attend Mass at your local SSPX
2. go to confession there.
Then repeat. Attend 3 total Masses. Then come back and tell me if you heard anything un-Catholic or quasi-catholic.
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@PaulinusOfTrier If you think even the Pope, in his official teaching, can't actually tell when someone is a visible member of the Church or not, then I don't think anyone can, and we might as well doubt that literally anyone is outside of the Church. Of course, that would be completely absurd.
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@PaulinusOfTrier They were in Schism back when they did consecrate (for instance, Bp Licínio in the 90s) and even once they were consecrated, as the Vatican made clear then. They were no longer in Schism once Benedict XVI lifted the excommunications.
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Do any non partisan Catholics seriously believe that Cardinal Fernandez's warnings against the SSPX consecrations are mere iterations of objective truth, and not policy driven threats for which other options exist?
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@TaylorRMarshall Most of the law implied in the rubrics is moral, not penal. A lot of the details were left to the discretion of the local ordinaries to penalize, and in not being penalized for multiple decades ceased to bind.
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The majority of Catholic priests in the USA celebrating the Novus Ordo Mass in the style they use are violating Vatican 2 (Sacrosanctum Concilium) every single Sunday.
Rome should ask them: “Why don’t you accept Vatican 2?”
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@EricRSammons There was no punishment of excommunication for the consecration of Bishops without Papal Mandate prior to 1983, but by 1917 that would already get the Bishops and cooperators suspended from their offices.
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For almost 1,900 years bishops could be consecrated without a papal mandate, yet a liturgical blessing of a gay couple has always been rejected as immoral—even blasphemous—by the Church (more accurately, no Catholic would have even contemplated its possibility until the last decade).
One can argue against the prudence of the upcoming SSPX consecrations, and even whether they are an act of schism, but only in the post-Vatican II, post-Francis world could any Catholic make the below claim without every Catholic immediately recognizing how ridiculous it is.
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@AugustineOTV Most of the laws being routinely broken in the NO are moral, not penal, at least on the part of the Holy See. The Ordinary Bishops may impose further restrictions and actual penalties as they see fit, and we can argue that they should.
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In my opinion it’s less on the rubric but on how the Mass is done. There is so much abuse in the new Mass not because of the Missal, but because clergy don’t care about following the rubrics.
Why can’t bishops, cardinals, and even the Pope discipline those who do whatever they pleases during the Mass?
Other than that, I like the NO and I haven’t gone to a TML in almost a year, but that’s because my priest is traditional and follows the rubrics. I cannot say the same about other parishes that I have attended.
Pope Respecter@poperespecter1
The "novus ordo" is literally the following: - Entrance procession and chant or hymn; priest venerates the altar and may incense it [4th century] - Sign of the Cross and liturgical greeting [2nd century] - Penitential Act/Kyrie Elison [4th century] - Sing the Gloria [4th century] - Old Testament Reading [1st century] - Singing of a Psalm [1st century] - Epistle Reading [1st century] - Gospel Reading [1st century] - Homily [1st century] - Nicene Creed [6th century] - Prayer of the Faithful [2nd century] - Offering [4th century] - Preparation of the Gifts: bread and wine are brought to the altar, with accompanying prayers and possibly incense [2nd century] - Singing of Sanctus [4th century] - Eucharistic prayer (several options including the ancient Roman Canon [7th century]) - Consecration [1st century] - Our Father [1st century] - Singing of Agnus Dei [7th century] - Dismissal formula such as “Go forth, the Mass is ended” [8th century] - Closing Hymn People acting like this is some revolutionary new thing simply do not know what they are talking about. It is a shorter version of the TLM. Same basic outline. Most of the same elements
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@alicefaith218 @PopePiusIXStan He was joined to the Mystical Body of Christ through Sanctifying Grace received extraordinarily in what we call Baptism of Desire. So yeah, he was saved.
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Except the Catholic Church doesn't teach this anymore. Or they modify it by saying you can be in an imperfect union with the Catholic Church while in some other church (or religion?)
Traditional Catholicism and the Catholic Church are slowly drifting apart in their worldviews
Dr Taylor Marshall™️@TaylorRMarshall
One reason that I am Catholic: I believe that outside the Catholic Church, I'd go to everlasting hell.
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GMND AXDO retweetledi
«Bossuet disse ao protestantismo: “Mudais, logo não sois a verdade”. Newman disse ao anglicanismo: “Não admites evolução, logo não tens vida”. Na realidade, esses dois aspectos, longe de se contradizerem, são as duas características que distinguem a verdade, quando essa verdade está depositada em inteligências e corações humanos para ser a vida do indivíduo e da sociedade.
Essa é a explicação de por que todas as seitas separadas do princípio vital, que é o magistério divino da Igreja Católica, carecem de um ou de outro dos dois caracteres essenciais da vida. Ou carecem do caráter de imutabilidade substancial, por terem abandonado dogmas verdadeiramente primitivos; ou carecem do caráter de progresso vital, por terem limitado seu credo aos dogmas definidos até tal século ou tal concílio, rejeitando todo desenvolvimento que esses dogmas tiveram ou possam ter nos séculos ou concílios posteriores.»
— P. Francisco Marín-Sola, O.P. (A Evolução Homogênea do Dogma Católico, c. VII, sec. 1, 359)
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@PadrePalma I love how Sedeprivationists straight-up believe that the most important doctrinal development in the history of Ecclesiology, essential to properly understanding the supposed current vacancy of the Holy See, happened during this very same vacancy, without the oversight of Rome.
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If Leo XIV is a true pope, then he and “Tucho” Fernandez are right — that is, the SSPX would indeed be committing a schismatic act because one cannot consecrate bishops against the will of a true Roman Pontiff. The only option left (the only true option) is for the SSPX finally to declare the See of Peter vacant and to respond to the objections against the Visibility of the Church and the Apostolic and Papal succession according to the Thesis of Cassiciacum. That will definitely put true pressure on the Vatican. The Vatican will continue to have the upper hand as long as they are recognized as the true authority in the Church, which is the SSPX’s most fundamental theological problem.
Catholic Sat@CatholicSat
Vatican releases a declaration stating that the SSPX bishops will be excommunicated if they proceed with the Episcopal Consecrations planned for July 1st: “The episcopal ordinations announced by the Society of Saint Pius X do not have the corresponding pontifical mandate. This gesture will constitute "a schismatic act", and "formal adherence to the schism constitutes a grave offense against God and entails the excommunication established by Church law" press.vatican.va/content/salast…
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