In this passage from his work Moralia (on the Book of Job), Pope St. Gregory the Great teaches that all who die as unbelievers and without the sacraments of the Church are not saved. Like other saints who address this matter, as part of his exposition he cites John 3 about how one who does not believe is already condemned. Pope St. Gregory the Great, Moralia, Book 26, Chap. 27 (#50): “Of whom the Prophet says, The ungodly do not rise again in the judgment. [Ps. 1:5] And of whom the Lord declares, But he who does not believe is already condemned. [John 3:18] And of whom Paul says, They who have sinned without the Law, shall perish without the Law. [Rom. 2:12] Therefore even all unbelievers rise again, but to torment and not to judgment. For their case is not then examined; because they come into the presence of their strict Judge, with the condemnation already of their own unbelief. But those, who retain their profession of faith, but have not works in accordance with it, are …More
There is alignment, or at least tacit sympathy, between the Transalpine Redemptorists in Scotland and Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, an anonymous priest of the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X (FSSPX) told TheCatholicHerald.com on 2 November. The priest doubts that they will try to work with the FSSPX, saying: "I think they have gone full sedevacantist. They used to be prior to their reconciliation in 2007." In a statement on 16 October, Monsignor Viganò praised the community for distancing themselves from the Church the previous day. He added that he offered the community "full support", whatever that may mean. On 24 October, the Bishop Hugh Gilbert of Aberdeen stated that the Redemptorists' declaration was "incompatible with the Catholic sense of the Church's unity". He added that the Holy See was examining the matter. #newsVazwvbzsqk
Good morning future saints! Happy All Saints’ Day! “I had a vision of a great multitude, which no one could count, from every nation, race, people and tongue.” Rev 7:9
John-Henry Westen - VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED Let’s pray for Aaron Peterson, this 38-year... VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED Let’s pray for Aaron Peterson, this 38-year-old who seems demonically possessed. Police bodycam footage was recently released of this incident which took place on February 6 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fennimore, Wisconsin. VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED x.com/JhWesten/status/1983589053518795195/video/1More
02.11.2025 WILL VATICAN COUNCIL RATIONAL CHANGE DONORS ?: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BECOMES CONSERVATIVE. It is important for conservative and traditionalist Catholics to interpret Vatican Council II rationally and so enter into mainline Catholic theology. Then they can expect donations from the mainstream Catholic Church and not just those who go for the Latin Mass. With Vatican Council II rational, the liberals have to come into mainline conservatism since the Council is no more liberal. If they do not adapt to the main conservative Novus Ordo Catholic Church they are choosing schism.The the mainline conservative Church is in harmony with the magisterium over the centuries. At as at present the liberal Catholic Church, depends upon Vatican Council II irrational. This is official schism. It is a break with the Apostles and the Church Fathers. The National Catholic Reporter, USA and the Tablet, England, have readers and donors today who are liberal Catholics. This is because Vatican Council …More