@TaylorRMarshall If Fellay really believes he'll be excommunicated for his actions, it's retarded to move forward with the consecrations.
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Luke Niewald
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Luke Niewald
@LukeNiewald
Catholic : Husband : Father : Chromosomes XY: Slayer of Platitudes: Pseudo-Intellectual : Micro Influencer : Professional Know-It-All
Katılım Kasım 2024
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Fact: She flatly rejects Vatican II.
However, SSPX are the real bad boys.
It’s confusing to the children when the father disciplines one child but looks the other way and rolls out the carpet for another child.
It breeds chaos and resentment.
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If St. Alphonsus Liguori were alive today, people would be snarling at him 24/7.
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The death penalty cannot become acceptable to Catholics simply because radical traditionalist dissenters wish it so. Random laypeople cannot overrule the pope on matters of faith and morals.
Peter Kwasniewski@DrKwasniewski
The death penalty question is back in the air, ever since Leo XIV doubled down on the error of his predecessor. No, the death penalty is NOT "inadmissible." It is NOT "per se contrary to human dignity and the Gospel." It is admissible. It is permissible. It is sometimes warranted. It is sometimes even necessary for the preservation of the common good. All this is clear from Scripture, Tradition, and the solemn, perennial Magisterium of the Church. The *only* issue that can be debated is whether it is prudentially right in this or that situation or context. For a quick overview of why this is the only coherent position a Catholic can take, see the lecture linked here, given in 2019, and the shorter article from 2023. Of course, the literature is vast; Ed Feser's work is particularly commendable for its careful attention to both argument and authority. "What Good Is a Changing Catechism" rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2019/06/what-g… "The Horns of the Death Penalty Dilemma" onepeterfive.com/horns-death-pe…
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@MarkTezak If what Fellay says is true, it's retarded to move forward with the consecrations.
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God bless Bishop Fellay. Yes we are a sign of Contradiction
John-Henry Westen@JhWesten
🚨 Bishop Bernard Fellay of the SSPX delivered a stark warning in his April 19 homily in Kansas: “There is an enormous probability that all of you — we included of course — may be excommunicated… There is a very high probability because they already said it in public so they are forcing themselves to do it.” Yet he adds: “Whatever — God can do miracles. It’s not the end.” God wants the SSPX to remain “a sign of contradiction… the Cross.” Watch the full clip:
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How have you integrated the Catholic religion into your experiences of suffering?
Leave a comment and I will respond.
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@FrMatthewLC If what Fellay says is true, it's retarded to move forward with the consecrations.
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He claims that the Vatican already publicly said that they would excommunicate laity attending the consecrations of SSPX bishops.
I've looked for a source of this public statement & I've not found it.
The Vatican has said that the bishops ordaining & ordained would be excommunicated (automatic, according to canon law). I can't find a claim the Vatican said laity merely passively attending would face excommunication, & that has not been the practice in similar cases.
Note: as Fellay is saying "all of you," this could be broader to all regular attendees at SSPX chapels or similar. I've not found any claim for that either, & it's against common prior practice.
John-Henry Westen@JhWesten
🚨 Bishop Bernard Fellay of the SSPX delivered a stark warning in his April 19 homily in Kansas: “There is an enormous probability that all of you — we included of course — may be excommunicated… There is a very high probability because they already said it in public so they are forcing themselves to do it.” Yet he adds: “Whatever — God can do miracles. It’s not the end.” God wants the SSPX to remain “a sign of contradiction… the Cross.” Watch the full clip:
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TUESDAY OF THE FOURTH WEEK AFTER EASTER
From Dom Guéranger's The Liturgical Year.
℣. In resurrectione tua, Christe, alleluia. ℟. Cœli et terra laetentur, alleluia.
℣. In thy resurrection, O Christ, alleluia. ℟. Let heaven and earth rejoice, alleluia.
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Breaking : SSPX Bishop Fellay says that there is a high probability that he and other SSPX clergy will be excommunicated.
Yeah, well when you directly disobey the Pope that sort of thing happens. Stop claiming to be in submission while actively rebelling.
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All human beings are descendants of Adam and Eve, the first humans.
It’s based on the metaphysical principle of "like begets like." Put another way, every nature reproduces itself.
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A good indication that you don't live under the rule of a tyrannical king is if you can protest against him constantly. If you can march through the streets calling him a pedophile, you aren't being ruled by a king.
Try doing that in North Korea.
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@HwsEleutheroi Desperate to hold on to whatever they got? You mean like clinging to a fallible list of infallible books?
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Well, the "next guy" has turned out to be Francis' hand-picked successor, so, that hasn't happened (yet). But the fact remains, no Roman Catholic can ever know that what the Pope says today is, in fact, truthful, or will be true 40 years from now.
Alton T. Johnson@AL_J82
@HwsEleutheroi Remember when you said this around this time last year? I think you might be a prophet 😆
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I’ve won every single debate I’ve ever had in my head. Like, every one.
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@HawleyMO has such a rational-sounding voice. The good people of Missouri should be grateful.
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Read through St. Thomas Aquinas’s five proofs for the existence of God, all of which take sensible reality as their starting point.
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@HwsEleutheroi Obviously, then, the solution must be sola scriptura and the numerous Protestant denominations.
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So someone sent the question Pope Leo was responding to, but then deleted the tweet for some reason. No idea why. I had already replied, so, here it is:
Thanks for this. It makes things much worse, really. I pointed out the change that has taken place in the official view of the Magisterium regarding religious freedom. That is yet another example of how Rome can change teachings while masking it behind "development" or "increased understanding of apostolic tradition." But this is even more devastating to any person who wants to take seriously the idea that Rome has some established access to "apostolic tradition." The German bishops are, for all purposes, in schism. Their viewpoint is plain, and it involves the *fundamental* denial of basic *Christian* categories of moral law and creation order, let alone a rejection of Magisterial authority within Romanism. And Leo's limp wristed response is simply pathetic. It surely proves that Leo truly is Francis' hand-picked successor, the one tasked with continuing the spirit of Fiducia Supplicans.
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I have mixed emotions about NFL draft night. Brings back memories when I slipped out of the first round and went undrafted.
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That's it - Sedevacantism is really responsible for the Great Apostasy!
Craig Onan@CraigOnan
Sedevacantists do more to cause people to question the legitimacy of Catholicism than the legitimacy of the pope.
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@LibertyLockPod @dbenner83 Clint, I happen to think it's mighty fortunate that all eight women thought to get professional headshots done before being executed
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This is a good war propaganda test:
Do you see this and think "wow, Trump saved these women from the evil Mullahs" or do you read this and go "wow, 8 near model level Iranian women wearing makeup and no hijab this is probably AI generated the war must be going really badly"
Danielle Alvarez@daniellealvarez
REMINDER: Trump saved EIGHT innocent woman from being murdered today. My question is simple: Where are all the feminists congratulating him? I’ll wait…
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