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The Plan of Communism is to create a dialectic of "Thesis" and "Anti-thesis". They not only seek the radicalization of the left. But also of the right, otherwise the plan doesn't work. One might think one is the solution, while one is becoming just another piece in the cog. THE ONLY RIGHT WAY is EXACTLY what the Church teaches. No more, no less.

A quick reminder: As Catholics we do what the Catholic Church has always done. Not what our kidneys suggest in a sleepless night. It has never been the practice of the Catholic Church to have everyone dogpile on someone, when the person is corrected of an error. Instead, Priests, or the Appropriate authority addresses that error with that person, if necessary issuing a public warning and condemnation of wrong doctrine or a recommendation not to listen or follow, or not to read the material in question. And by Priests, not ALL PRIESTS at the same time, but whoever is charged with doing it, if that be the case. ---Example-- After Abelard was condemned by St. Bernard and ACTUALLY EXCOMMUNICATED, he was received by Peter the Venerable, who protected him from the sentence of jail, and succeeded in reconciling him with the Pope and with St. Bernard... Abelard had a Christian burial, was forgiven from the excommunication, and died receiving holy viaticum. --- As for the rest of Catholics, they are to follow the advice of their parish Priest regarding who they should watch or listen to, and if they have a grievance with a Priest the prudent course of action is to ask their Parish Priest to intervene, or the Bishop in charge, and should none of those work, address the Priest privately. And if after all that, things are still not perfect: Remember that even in the best of times, we live in a fallen world, and in a church militant, not a Church Triumphant. ---- all practices in X notwithstanding----

See, the problem with your supposed answer is that Christ is present spiritually EVERYWHERE, since he is God. If that was the only presence we were talking about, Christ's words at the last supper, which he pronounced upon the bread would be ridiculous and absurd, even redundant: "THIS IS MY BODY". He didn't say: "This is my spiritual presence".... Oh, and we have been literally answering this since the DEformation. God Bless! Come to the true Faith.

We've literally been answering this since the Reformation. Real presence doesn't require transubstantiation. Christ is REALLY present SPIRITUALLY. We just don't believe in bread Jesus like the papists.

@omnia_ad_jesum Thank you. If you have any serious worries you can reach out to me privately for any concerns. God Bless!

@WireCatholic Thanks for the confirmation Father. Please do read this one and at least contemplate its contents. x.com/i/status/20750… God Bless you

Retraction: This video material by Father Zepeda in the quoted post is not a response to my critique. Apparently someone else explicitly critiqued him on/or expressed a dissenting view on unity in such a way he felt compelled to respond to that person explicitly in a video 'this person who is no longer watching' that was then subsequently clipped and posted 13 hours ago. I mistakenly attributed the date on the short to the source material which apparently is July 7th, before my critique shortlt after. The context seemed to fit precisely to my critique, alas I read myself and my critique into it without doing my due diligence. Fr. Zepeda has not, and perhaps will not reply to me. — Fr. Zepeda @WireCatholic I am sorry for falsely assuming you had responded to me. You clearly did not. I cannot help but sense you were reponding to precisely, or something very close to the sentiment I was articulating, but from another critic. Perhaps I am mistaken on that point as well. In good faith and honest sincerity I hope you address my recent concerns.

@JoshuaBarzon The teaching of indifferentism imbued in Vatican II.

You get to eliminate one heresy from church history. Which false teaching would you eliminate?

Have you ever considered that 50% of the discussions online, are quite probably sinful against charity or some other virtue... The other 40% we could very well discard, as entirely useless... And the 10% percent worth discussing would be more productive if addressed personally. "What is lacking, (if anything is lacking) is not talk... that is rather often abundant.... but rather to be silent, and to work" - St. John of the Cross.

For our Hispanic friends youtu.be/AashSujUJEY

@Melissa_WongMT More of a charitable exhortation for them to amend and examine their own position.

@WireCatholic Backhanded apology

RETRACTION: As a Priest, it is most important to correct any erroneous opinion or statement. Yesterday I posted this picture saying that the scriptures were placed upside down by mistake. I was wrong, it seems that is the proper way to do it. I pray that Our Lord always gives me the grace to correct and amend my errors. To rectify my opinions when they are wrong... I pray the same for the Priests and Bishops in the SSPX... It is always possible isn't' it?

@luelokus @Shadefighter17 True. Although my error was mainly on a liturgical detail. Check out what the SSPX says about us (who hold the sedevacante position), Priests and Bishops, and has said for years...and the evidence they have of it... I pray they have the same delicacy I had.

Tremendous Contradiction: "The Modernist Church is a desert, that kills everything that it touches".... Is the one they recognize as "Pope" the head of such church?... If it is a false church, how can he be a true Pope? If it is the true Church and he is the Pope, how is this not heresy?

@FrMatthewLC Priests speaking of "aura" as a serious argument is the edge of stupidity and a lack of understanding of true theology and spirituality. A perfect fruit of Vatican II.

I think my priestly ordination in St. John Latern has more aura than these men about to commit an act of excommunication & schism.

@ChristandGuitar Read the Catechism of St. Pius X, or the Baltimore Catechism. is one 15th of that, and incredibly clear and concise. And Scriptural too.

I finally read through the "Catechism of the Catholic Church." Straight through. Front to back. Was it worth it? Honestly? No. It's repetitive and redundant. There's very little in there that isn't already shared constantly online. Basically: If you enjoy reading Pope Leo's tweets, imagine reading them for 7-10 hours straight. I'll stick to Scripture.

Tornado Alarm (5 min warning) livestream! on the SSPX Consecrations NOW! youtube.com/live/ZrKLqLCRs…

We will be livestreaming in a few minutes, to speak of the SSPX Consecrations. if you are SSPX... come over and present objections