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@Sensus_Fidelium had two choices here. 1) Actually look up what theologians say about miracles. 2) Remain in willful ignorance and post a "'gotcha." Had he bothered to consult approved theologians, he might have found the following passage from the great anti-modernist theologian, Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P., in his book on divine revelation, a book which received a letter of praise from Pope Benedict XV: “Finally, St. Thomas does not deny that miracles may perhaps be produced by God in false religions, but if they are true, which would need to be proven, they are never wrought in confirmation of false doctrine. The Holy Doctor says in IIª IIª, q. 178, a. 2, ad 3: ‘Miracles are always true witnesses to the purpose for which they are wrought. Hence wicked men who teach a false doctrine never work true miracles in confirmation of their teaching, although sometimes they may do so in praise of Christ’s name which they invoke, and by the power of the sacraments which they administer.’ “Likewise in De Potentia, q. VI, a. 5, ad 5, St. Thomas, following St. Augustine, relates what is read in the histories: that a certain vestal virgin, as a sign of the preservation of chastity, carried water from the Tiber in a perforated vessel without the water being poured out. Concerning this the Holy Doctor says: ‘It is not unlikely that in commendation of chastity the true God through his good angels worked a miracle of this kind by the retention of the water, because whatever good was in the heathens was from God. If, however, it was the work of the demons, this is not inconsistent with what has been said.’ “Hence, true miracles are always true witnesses to the purpose for which they are wrought, namely, either for the confirmation of revealed doctrine, or as a testimony of sanctity.” (Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P., De Revelatione, Vol. II, Sect. V, Lib. I, Cap. XIX, Art. IV, § IV ad 6. [p. 97 of the 1950 edition]) It is well known that the liquefaction or not of the blood of St. Januarius is not a testimony to the quality of person who holds it, but is a testimony to the sanctity of St. Januarius and is regarded as a sign of pending favor or punishment from God on the people. The blood liquefies at three specific times each year and has done so for centuries. It did not liquefy "for" Prevost. He simply went during one of those three usual times after the blood had already been liquid for days as usual. Then he picked it up. Nothing to do with Prevost. There is only one instance of the blood liquefying for a Pope outside of the usual times when the miracle occurs, and that was the case of Pope Pius IX in 1848 when he had to flee Rome and went to Naples. It did not liquefy for false popes JP2 (1979) and B16 (2007). In 2015 Bergoglio visited it and someone with him claimed to see the *edges* liquefy and announced that it had "half liquefied" for Francis. Right🙄 I guess, according to the arbitrary principle of @Sensus_Fidelium, we should take this to mean that Pius IX was a true Pope, JP2 and B16 were false popes, and Francis was a "half pope." I think I'll stick with the opinion of St. Thomas, who actually knew what he was talking about, and with what my Catholic Faith teaches me about notorious heretics. Still #sedevacante









Your liver makes about 1,000mg of cholesterol every day. You eat, on a generous day, about 300mg. If you eat more, the liver makes less. If you eat less, the liver makes more. The body has a target. It defends the target. It does not negotiate. The pharmaceutical industry has built a 40 billion dollar product category around interfering with that target. The drug is a statin. The mechanism is straightforward. It blocks an enzyme called HMG-CoA reductase. This is the same enzyme that builds cholesterol. It is also the same enzyme that builds CoQ10, which every mitochondrion in your body requires to produce energy. The drug doesn't know the difference. The drug doesn't care. You take the drug. The cholesterol goes down. So does the CoQ10. So does the testosterone, because testosterone is made from cholesterol. So does the vitamin D, because vitamin D is made from cholesterol. So does the bile, the brain function, the muscle integrity. You get tired. You get foggy. Your legs ache. Your libido disappears. You go back to the doctor. The doctor prescribes something for the fatigue. The doctor prescribes something for the libido. The doctor prescribes something for the muscle pain. The doctor does not prescribe taking you off the original drug. The original drug is working as designed. That is the design.





Lefebvrists launch official registration web site for their unauthorized episcopal consecrations. Notice what they are calling "four days of grace" has been solemnly condemned by the person they claim to recognize as the Vicar of Christ! They are indeed "doing their own thing", to the point of treating as a "pilgrimage" destination that which Rome is penalizing with EXCOMMUNICATION! econe2026.ch














