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Absolutely superb, must read, Dr Robin Ward's account of his conversion @DrRobinWard thelampmagazine.com/issues/issue-3…
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Despite his upbringing Burnham believes nothing that Catholics believe. What is the motivation in trying to pretend otherwise? #CatholicX
Larry Chapp@LarryChappGS22
Only Ivereigh and his ilk could view a man who supports abortion on demand, gay marriage, the full trans agenda, and who now says he supports assisted suicide, as “deeply shaped by the Church’s social teaching”. Good grief.
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The successor needs to restore holiness to the place #CatholicX advaticanum.com/article/exclus…
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I appreciate the honesty here, but it was not the TLM that made him “bitter and arrogant;” otherwise we’d have 1000 years without any saints. The Mass cannot be responsible for our character flaws.
Zac Davis@zacdayvis
It made me bitter and arrogant. It made me think I had the more ancient, therefore holier, therefore better way to practice my faith. I would make jokes about the “Novus Ordo” and speculate about the day the church might even do away with vernacular liturgy, considering it a failed experiment. I found a lot of security in the (very flawed) idea that “Catholicism is an ancient, unchanging faith. This is the most ancient, unchanging way to live it out.”
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O Mary, conceived without sin, Pray for those who have recourse to you. #CatholicX
Christianfourré - Dieu et le Roi@cathoreac
O Marie conçue sans péché Priez pour nous qui avons recours à Vous
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Inside Rome: priest mocked the Tridentine Mass, bishop applauded. What is really being said about the Traditional Latin Mass in Rome?
In this clip, Professor William A Thomas tells us about the time when he attended a presentation during discussions surrounding synodality in which the Traditional Latin Mass was criticised as "theatrical" and its faithful described as mere "spectators."
The comments raise important questions about the liturgical divide within today's Church and whether Catholics attached to the Church's liturgical tradition are being fairly represented.
👇 Has the debate over the Traditional Latin Mass become more divisive than constructive?
Watch the whole discussion here: youtu.be/0WPh6RnTPPo
#Catholic #LatinMass #Vatican #Synodality #Church
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I think we are getting a modern reimagining of Augustinianism rather than Augustinianism which we should be getting @Pontifex
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@FreeIrishman7 I think we are getting a modern reimagining of Augustinianism rather than Augustinianism which we should be getting @Pontifex
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Taylor Marshall warning that Robert Prevost would be “worst case scenario” and “dangerous” as pope before he was elected.
Marshall later deleted the video from his channel.
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@RorateCaeli @zacdayvis And why would @americamag want to publish such uncharitable censorious nonsense which clearly says so much more about the author than the Latin Mass.
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@zacdayvis That’s a YOU problem, not a Latin Mass problem.
Get over yourself.
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A portrait of St. Vincent de Paul, whose feast day is today:
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@IsabelVSpruce I once was in Valencia Cathedral and found a wooden door, which I thought I would try to see if there was anything behind it. I found the Holy Grail. Until then, I was not even aware the most credible Grail was in Valencia.
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Just stumbled across the relics of St Timothy and St Basse. These men knew the hardship of living as Christians in a society that didn't know God - and were ready to die rather than be silent about the Truth. St Timothy and St Basse - pray for us!
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"Perfect contentment is never to be found in whatever place and condition one may be. This life is full of annoyances and troubles both of mind and of body; it is a state of continual agitation . . . Did Our Lord lead an easy life?" - St. Vincent de Paul
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The French Revolution did not finally destroy the Hospital of Saint Vincent de Paul in Paris, but the post-Conciliar years did in 2012. Today desolate with plans to convert into eco-housing. Today, his feast paris-bise-art.blogspot.com/2016/10/ancien…
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Catholic Conclave: The French Revolution did not finally destroy the Carmel of Compiègne but the post-Conciliar years did. Closure announced 21 April 2026. Feast today of the Carmelites Martyrs of Compiègne, executed 17 July 1794 #CatholicX cathcon.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-fr…
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"Restlessness usually stems from pride and from being discontented with one's lot in life." - St. Vincent de Paul
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Doubt no longer, but believe! For those who doubt the Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament, the miracle at Lanciano might be helpful. For those who believe, the miracle will deepen your awe. And if you visit you get to see a first class relic of St Maximilian Kolbe too!
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So "deeply shaped", in fact, that he completely rejects many aspects of the Church's teaching on human dignity that, as Pope Leo has recently reminded us in «Magnifica humanitas», are foundational principles of her social teaching (in particular, see MH 55).
Austen Ivereigh@austeni
Excellent profile by @pvall of Andy Burnham, who becomes the first Catholic prime minister, and who is deeply shaped by the Church’s social teaching. @americamag americamagazine.org/politics-socie…
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Five Years of Injustice Against Tradition-loving Catholics (Shouldn't ALL Catholics be Tradition loving?) open.substack.com/pub/traditions…
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@PaulinusOfTrier Needless to say he taught at one of our top public schools....
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@PaulinusOfTrier I once had a long debate during a journey with an academic socialist who was completely against any ideas of social mobility
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Socialism is only for the snooty, because it’s designed to keep workers in their place.
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This album contains the images of all 16 Discalced Carmelite nuns who were guillotined for the faith by the French Revolutionaries on this date in 1794 and were equipollently canonized in 2024. Ten of them were perpetually professed, three were lay sisters, two were extern sisters, and one was a novice who made her profession at the foot of the guillotine. The saints are alphabetically arranged, except for St. Therese of St. Augustine, the prioress, who is placed at the beginning. 🧵
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