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Bishop Aguer about novus ordo " This and other doctrinal, moral, and disciplinary breakdowns emptied seminaries and convents, triggered massive defections in the clergy and religious life, and unleashed a bleeding in the Church."

Bishop Aguer : "The four Eucharistic Prayers of the reformed Missal seem to have been displaced by the “zero prayer”; that is, by what the celebrant in turn desires. This and other doctrinal, moral, and disciplinary breakdowns emptied seminaries and convents, triggered massive defections in the clergy and religious life, and unleashed a bleeding in the Church."
spanish in comment of Archbishop Aguer: Traditionis Custodes Fueled …
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la verdad prevalece

Prevost leads the great rebellion against God, just as his mentor Bergoglio did.

Vices against Nature Are Also against God: St. Thomas Aquinas
Let this be understood once and for all: the rebellion against God and His natural law—against Christ and His Gospel—is not called a "crisis," but apostasy. Just as Bergoglio’s flagrant violation of the First Commandment—as seen in Abu Dhabi, *Laudato Si’*, *Fratelli Tutti*, etc.—is apostasy. Just as we could not call the rebellion of the apostate angels against God a "crisis."
In Cahoots with Prevost the apostate, …
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en.news shares from Ana W. Hwang

German Balloon Mass with Female Dialogue Homily: On 22 July, a Eucharist in Munich to celebrate the Feast of St Mary Magdalene featured a woman performing a liturgical dance in a red dress. Another woman wearing an alb and a stole-like liturgical scarf delivered a dialogue homily with Auxiliary Bishop Wolfgang Bischof and stood near the altar during the Eucharist. Red balloons were also used during the celebration.

Diese Woche hat eine Frau eine Dialog-Predigt mit Weihbischof Wolfgang Bischof (München) gehalten. Der liturgische Tanz im Video stammt aus dieser Messe. Anlass war das Fest der Maria Magdalena.

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Vatican II said that there should be no liturgical changes unless the good of the Church clearly requires them. Therefore, since Vatican II can't be questioned, this lovely chick/balloon dance must be for the good of the Church.

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Bishop Aguer about novus ordo : "Ése y otros descalabros doctrinales, morales y disciplinares vaciaron los seminarios, y los conventos; desencadenaron masivas deserciones en el clero y en la vida religiosa, y desataron una sangría en la Iglesia"
Arzobispo Aguer: «Traditionis Custodes» ha …

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"Therefore, you alone, 0 Lord, are what you are; and you are he who you are. For, what is one thing in the whole and another in the parts, and in which there is any mutable element, is not altogether what it is. And what begins from non-existence, and can be conceived not to exist, and unless it subsists through something else, returns to non-existence; and what has a past existence, which is no longer, or a future existence, which is not yet, this does not properly and absolutely exist. But you are what you are, because, whatever you are at any time, or in any way, you are as a whole and forever. And you are he who you are, properly and simply; for you have neither a past existence nor a future, but only a present existence; nor can you be conceived as at any time nonexistent. But you are life, and light, and wisdom, and blessedness, and many goods of this nature."

‘This is the unapproachable light wherein he dwells; etc.’ - Saint Anselm of Canterbury - 'Proslogion' - Chapters XXI-XXIII; pages 14-15

[Saint Anselm of Canterbury/Anselm of Aosta; XI-XII Century AD; born: Aosta, Kingdom of Burgundy, Holy Roman Empire/died: Canterbury, England; (aged 72); Italian Benedictine Monk; Archbishop; Abbot; Philosopher; Theologian; Doctor of the Church]
Chapter XXI ~ Is this the age of the age, or ages of ages?
Is this, then, the age of the age, or ages of ages?
For, as an age of time contains all temporal things, so your eternity contains even the ages of time themselves. And these are indeed an age, because of their indivisible unity; but ages, because of their endless immeasurability. And, although you are so great, 0 Lord, that all things are full of you, and exist in you; yet you are so without all space, that neither midst, nor half, nor any part, is in you.
Chapter XXII ~ He alone is what he is and who he is
Therefore, you alone, 0 Lord, are what you are; and you are he who you are.
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Why you're not Novus Ordo anymore,

Heidentänze in der Kirche sind jetzt "Gottesdienst"

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what about the golden calf you don't get ? nothing new under the sun

Father Karl A Claver

This is the result of inculturation, which Vatican II promoted.

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Abortion pills are every abuser’s dream. A few clicks. A package in the mail. A baby’s life is ended. A woman left to suffer alone. (Video from “Students for Life”—whose leaders earn enormous salaries)

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"A woman left to suffer alone."
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While this is the most common situation, please never overlook the fact that men's reproductive rights are completely and fully abrogated and usurped by women and by law. A woman may kill a man's son or daughter with complete impunity, no recourse for the father, and typically no sympathy or support for the father.

chris griffin

Unconscionable and unthinkable that this used to be the land of the free and home of the brave. America is now the home of baby murder. I think the Students for Life leaders earn every penny they get and more.

en.news

Young Prevost's Student Pranks: A Laxative Disguised as Candy and Late-Night TV

Anecdotes about Pope Leo XIV's student years at the International College of St. Monica in Rome, belonging to the Augustinian Fathers, are published in the new Vatican News documentary Leone a Roma.
An Augustinian friar recalls that fellow students played "so many jokes" on him—"so many."
One night he woke convinced an airplane was circling outside his window. The brothers had hidden a ringing radio on top of his wardrobe, leaving him searching for the mysterious noise in the middle of the night.
On another occasion, someone offered this friar what he thought was a candy. "They said to me, 'Here, I would like to offer you a candy.' So I thought it was a candy, but instead it was a laxative tablet. As a result, while I was in the chapel I had to run to the bathroom." The documentary accompanies the story with the photo of a smiling young Robert Prevost, without suggesting who was responsible.
Another friar recalls that the future pope would squeeze into his room every single evening to …More

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all true men seeing this post know how sick and anti male the Priesthood become. Gay Mafia

eva333

But his most diabolical mischief is that which he perpetrates by usurping a papacy that does not belong to him.

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Father Ripperger: Mortal sin is worse than demonic possession - LifeSite

Thu Jul 23, 2026 - 3:44 pm EDTThu Jul 23, 2026 - 4:37 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Exorcist Father Chad Ripperger told former U.S. Navy SEAL Shawn Ryan that mortal sin is worse than demonic possession. During an almost three-hour interview with Ryan released Thursday, Ryan asked Fr. Ripperger whether “successful exorcisms could be miracles.” For context, he cryptically referenced a “terrifying” experience he had that “only strengthened” his “faith in Christ and God and the Holy Spirit immensely.” Fr. Ripperger affirmed that demonic afflictions, including demonic possession, can have the effect of strengthening the virtue of the afflicted person. Contrary to popular belief, demonic possession “is not the worst” scenario, the exorcist told Ryan. “The worst thing is sin, mortal sin specifically, where you’ve committed such a grave sin that you’re under the power of the demons from a legal point of view,” Fr. Ripperger said. According to Catholic teaching, a sin is mortal when it is grave matter …

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Adolf Hitler, Moa, Joseph Stalin , Henry Kissinger , Bill Clinton, Jeffry Epstein,. Rasputin , .... Cardenal Martini ,Luther Mathew Fox ,Alister Crowley...etc did more damage being posses then just being in mortal sin.

occasnltrvlr

Please, help a brother out, here. This is a quote from the LifeSite article (my emphasis):
"According to Catholic teaching, a sin is mortal when it is grave matter, the person committing the sin knows it is gravely sinful, and they have committed the sin with the full consent of their will."
I believe that this is not true. I believe that the requirement is that the person is fully aware that they are committing the sin, but not that the sin is specifically gravely sinful. For example, I am of the impression that there are countless nominal Catholics who do not believe that contraception is gravely sinful. So, according to the requirements cited by LifeSiteNews, they would not be committing a mortal sin by contracepting, however, they actually are, in spite of their ignorance.
If knowledge of the gravity of the sin is a requirement, then those with seared consciences could commit actual mortal sins all day long and not be held to account for them, couldn't they?

Mazza La Ragazza

Forbidden HQ 🐇 - Since The Odyssey is trending, let's use an ancient Greek story to ex...
Since The Odyssey is trending, let's use an ancient Greek story to explain Donald Trump's presidency: Forbidden HQ 🐇 (@WearForbidden) on X

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You are very brave for posting that. 😂

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Fernandez, ‘clown Masses’ are acceptable, but Traditional Latin Masses are not

Father Rafael Diaz, Argentina 🇦🇷 Move over Jesus Mass is for SOCCER

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Rupnik Said Trial "Going Very Well for Him" - Report

Italian journalist Luigi Casalini of MessaInLatina.it is standing by his reporting on the Vatican's canonical trial of Rev. Marko Ivan Rupnik after the Holy See denied reports that the judges had reached a decision.
Yesterday, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni called claims of any judicial deliberation "absolutely unfounded."
However, Casalini argues today that the Vatican refuted something his publication never claimed. His sources indicated that certain allegations had been removed from the proceedings because they lacked sufficient evidence or did not constitute offenses under Canon Law - not that a final verdict had been reached.
"The question," Casalini writes, "is whether our report is unfounded, or whether the only unfounded claim - one we never made - is that a final judgment has already been reached."
Casalini's most striking point concerns a recent conversation with Rupnik. He says a mutual acquaintance spoke with the former Jesuit about twenty days ago, during which Rupnik …More

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