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@Tuhajbejwit Didn't the mongols mainly cause DCBs, DABs and DPBs mostly though? They literally ripped the wombs of women open as punishment for rebellion if I recall correctly.

Letting one AMB be can cause a lot of DNBs sometimes...

@Reytheon18 @Crazy_Fatass Yes that's what you look like

You can tell Andry Ngo genuinely believes he deserves to live

@iosifdunadan @ChayanneMaxxer Así muchos, la Iglesia rebosa de santos que fueron ignorados en vida. Y aún así a Eckhart los benedictinos todavía lo leen con devoción y San Juan de la Cruz es referente de nuestra mística. La piedra deshechada se vuelve la angular tarde que temprano.

@PiotrPustosh @ChayanneMaxxer Ambos fueron perseguidos por la Iglesia. A Eckhart se le condenó por hereje.

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@Garimian Someone should check the browser history and hard drive of some of these so called trad orthos.

Why do you have to compliment a woman's look and appearance in the House of Prayer?

@CarsNCatholics Never got the hate some people had for Novus Ordo until I saw a progressive American NO mass and... Oh my.

The duality of Catholic Twitter LOL

@alquicel @manuelhborbolla Los periodistas viven de esto lol. Solo saben mentir, es todo el punto de su trabajo.

@manuelhborbolla Siento decirle que son parques temáticos para gente ingenua. Inventos para gente morbosa. Un periodista debería saberlo.

También en Ciudad de México, ahí sobre la calle de Tacuba, existe el Museo de la Tortura, con las máquinas que usaba la Inquisición española en nuestras tierras. Que sirva para recordar la crueldad que ejercieron los conquistadores que tanto alaban los fachos hispanistas.

@ProScitor @DemonessChara All Charlie Kirks death proved is just how powerless and petty rightoids are, just as the leftists they call out. Insane asylum at its best.

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@Belarrasacone @CaminaWanderer Sano? Sano es que tuvieran que deshacerse de uno de sus obispos porque ni entre su "fraternidad" podían ponerse de acuerdo? Ya hemos estado aquí antes y ya se les dio multiples oportunidades de regresar a Roma pero nunca abandonaron sus actitudes sectarias.

@CaminaWanderer Es una desgracia total optar por la excomunión de este sector sano y católico 100%. De los 70 hacia aquí hemos podido ver cómo el sector no excomulgado, el oficial, el romano, camina hacia la condenación arrastrando a los fieles y a Cristo, dando la razón a Lefebvre.

Seguro que esto me va a meter en un lío, pero cuando era niño, en los años setenta, se daba por sentado que los lefebvristas (como siempre se les llamaba) no eran plenamente católicos. Ellos, por supuesto, afirmaban que eran la única comunidad plenamente católica que quedaba. En los últimos años, el redescubrimiento del rito tridentino por parte de la Iglesia mayoritaria ha hecho que la FSSPX parezca menos aislada (paradójicamente, a pesar de la persecución de Francisco hacia los tradicionalistas leales). Se podría argumentar que las excomuniones de 1988, que dieron lugar a las comunidades Ecclesia Dei, tuvieron un efecto beneficioso inesperado. Pero las excomuniones de 2026 serán diferentes y, en mi opinión, más perjudiciales para la Fraternidad. Habrá otro éxodo de sacerdotes, posiblemente otra escisión interna, y Roma abandonará sus esfuerzos —que continuaron después de 1988— por alcanzar un acuerdo con la Fraternidad. Así que, en algunos aspectos, se volverá a la década de 1970: la FSSPX será percibida como una secta cismática, tal y como la describió Fulton Sheen, cuyos servicios estarán vedados a los tradicionalistas mayoritarios de una forma que no lo han estado en los últimos años. De hecho, la FSSPX podría prosperar a pesar de ello, pero lo hará como una denominación cuya distancia de Roma es tan grande que podría resultar más difícil distinguirla de los sedevacantistas.

@hi523275438946 Gema mexiaria.

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@UmbraPetri @WalkingHymnal @lukei4655 Who has the authority to excommunicate? This is a donatist view btw.

@PiotrPustosh @WalkingHymnal @lukei4655 If I was being judged by someone who speaks against church teaching and doctrine Some one who writes pornographic novels Some who Publically stated that the church has failed in moral teaching It’s not the pope excommunicating them

I have said it before & I will say it again: the SSPX are not only committing schism, but heresy. This is clear as day donatism. And, to a lesser extent, jansenism, as @lukei4655 has pointed out before.

@UmbraPetri @WalkingHymnal @lukei4655 They are saying they don't care if the Pope excommunicates them.

@WalkingHymnal @lukei4655 They’re pointing out the situation and crisis in the check give it a rest

@PaulJElliott @ClassicalTheis I wonder if there is any event in particular that is triggering the excommunication, surely the Pope is being unreasonable and the society has been very obedient and not sectarian at all.

@ClassicalTheis There's nothing silly about it. Pope Leo meets with the Copts, the Anglican archbishop, Fr. James Martin, and pagan worshippers. But he chooses to threaten the SSPX with excommunication.

This is honestly a silly comparison. While hypocrisy on this matter exists, longstanding denominational schisms simply aren’t identical to a situation where a sect claims communion with and obedience to the Roman Pontiff yet chooses to act in defiance of his disciplinary decrees

@D3LaSi3rra @star5i1ve2 His philosophy is unironically 90% borderline new age schizobabble, there are some good bits here and there but it's just... He, for instance, believed nazis had created a weapon far worse than the atomic bomb but didn't use it because Hitler was a good guy.

@star5i1ve2 Why not?

esoteric hitlerism is bound to end up as yet another pinterest board ideology...

@c0ntrabane Playing literally anything else while the game plays on the background would probably go hard, maybe

is anything about this game supposed to be likable?

@poperespecter1 Man, I know terminally online orthos can be annoying but you should cut them some slack. They are our brothers. You should stop antagonizing them so much.

How's everything going in the ortho bro world these days? Anything interesting going on?

@AuditeInsulae Because this has been ongoing for 40 years and the SSPX has time and time again abused Rome's patience. Benedict XVI gave them leverage and tried to reconcile with them and they still refused to let go of their sectarian positions, then they got surprised when Francis had enough.

Cardinal Fernández has now publicly warned that the SSPX’s planned episcopal consecrations without papal mandate would constitute a “schismatic act” carrying automatic excommunication. Pope Leo XIV, we are told, is praying they reconsider. But many Catholics are confused as to why has Rome suddenly rediscovered the language of doctrinal clarity, ecclesial rupture and canonical consequences only when dealing with traditionalists? For years Catholics have watched open dissent, doctrinal ambiguity and liturgical chaos tolerated across vast parts of the Church with little serious discipline. Bishops publicly contradict settled Catholic teaching on sexuality, marriage and even the uniqueness of Christ with virtually no consequences. Yet when the SSPX moves to preserve apostolic succession for what it sees as a grave crisis in the Church, Rome suddenly speaks with absolute precision about obedience and unity. That inconsistency is precisely why this crisis resonates far beyond the SSPX itself. None of this changes the fundamental Catholic principle that bishops should not be consecrated against the express will of the Roman Pontiff. Archbishop Lefebvre’s 1988 consecrations wounded ecclesial unity and created decades of instability. Catholics loyal to Tradition should never dismiss the gravity of repeating such an act. But Rome also cannot endlessly ignore the deeper crisis which gave rise to the SSPX in the first place. The tragedy is that under Benedict XVI there briefly appeared a path toward genuine reconciliation: doctrinal seriousness, liturgical peace and patient theological engagement. Now we appear once again on the edge of mutual escalation and hardened positions .And many ordinary Catholics looking at the state of the Church today may quietly wonder whether the institutional Church has done enough moral and theological self-examination before threatening excommunications once more.

@Nick_Sunderaj @timelessfaithh The deposit of faith lies on the Church, not on personal interpretation of a puritanical clique.

False equivalence. Martin Luther changed the faith and created his own faith / church. King Henry VIII wanted to remarry. SSPX is preserving the apostolic tradition of the Catholic Church (It is not creating a new novel church) as it was from developments / innovations from V2. The deposit of faith is unchanging consisting of both sacred scripture & sacred tradition.

Every schismatic has conviction that he's doing the right thing. I'm sure Martin Luther and Henry VIII felt the same way.

@AsadBabil1988 This actually goes hard as fuck

@sigmasakaki I really like the contrast, it really helps emphasize how cute and expressive his characters are.

I love how Azuma shows how talented he draws stuff such as backgrounds but then draws the characters like he only had 5 minutes to draw them

@Pixald2 I love war and people being sent to die in wars but I would NEVER NEVER NEVER enlist even though I could easily enlist as a volunteer and my country literally borders Ukraine.