Bishop Paprocki: SSPX ‘basically another Protestant sect’ now

Bishop Paprocki on SSPX: "The Society of St. Pius X is now basically another Protestant sect that thinks they are right and the pope is wrong”

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Fides Et Ratio

In a constitutional republic like the United States, faithful Catholic presence in civil life directly serves the Church’s mission to defend life.
When nuns must approach the courts to protect the unborn, well-formed Catholics engaged in the political and legal process become essential allies. This recent case shows why informed civic participation is not optional, it is a concrete way to advance the Culture of Life.
As St. Augustine wrote in The City of God, the heavenly city, while a pilgrim on earth, “calls forth citizens from all peoples” and makes use of the earthly city’s laws and institutions to help secure the peace needed for its mission.
Deo gratias for Catholics who answer the call in both the City of God and the city of man.

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Catholic Nuns Sue New York to Stop Coercive Assisted Suicide Law - LifeNews.com

In a courageous stand for faith, conscience, and dignity of the dying, four orders of Catholic nuns and several Catholic healthcare ministries sued New York on Friday over a new law that forces them to help terminally ill patients kill themselves in violation of their faith. In Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm v. James, Becket is asking a federal court to block the law before it takes effect on August 5, when healthcare providers who refuse to take part in assisted suicide will face crippling fines, professional sanctions, and criminal penalties. Follow LifeNews.com on Instagram for pro-life pictures and videos. For generations, Catholic healthcare ministries have been a refuge for the sick, elderly, and dying across New York. Guided by the belief that every life is a precious gift, nuns like the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, the Missionary Sisters of St. Benedict, and the Little Sisters of the Poor offer those nearing death …

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Justice concerning abortion

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Justice concerning abortion

As a gardener, when the seeds I plant all come up, I ordinarily discard the excess sprouts in favor of the number I plan to care for. Some people carry such weeding out into the domain of human affairs, as with the practice of abortion. Among the participants of human “thinning” are those who hold that a woman has an option to select or discard those of her “seeds” that she doesn’t want. Advocates for aborting unwanted offspring have pushed and managed to get the law to do their bidding on this heartless practice. But I feel that while abortion promoters have succeeded in pulling the rug out from under the public, the majority of Americans have gotten up on their feet, wondering how on earth killing babies ever became legitimate. Sorry, I meant to say fetuses. But where does a fetus end and a baby begin? This is a question with no legitimate answer, for the process of conception-to-birth is a continuum with no organic borders. A human life begins and the process from start to completion is …

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brhenry

This is good and the same principle of "deciding what seeds to keep or waste" applies to modern NFP. Modern NFP intentionally plans sterile marital relations, calculating and hoping to "waste seed" in infertile soil. Modern NFP and abortion have essentially the same goal: the carnal pleasures of baby making acts without babies.

Novena - Oremus

“The community was only informed today. We had been asked to keep it under the strictest secrecy. That made the visit all the more beautiful, because it was simpler and more intimate, like a father coming to visit his children”, said the Abbot. Pope Leo at Montecassino Abbey 🕊️

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Boanerges Boanerges

Veneer of Catholicity. Now let's be realistic: Did he bring pachamama with him?

giveusthisday shares from jili22

A miracle in a photograph !!
Take a good look at this miraculous photo, it was taken in 1932, during one of the first Masses of a young German priest.
Here is the testimony of the old Priest Franz Keiser, German.
“This image is not a painting but a real photo. It is a grace that was given to a German priest, on the third day after his priestly ordination, on August 29, 1932.
Neither the priest who celebrated, nor the brother who served the Mass, nor his brother who took the photo saw what this shows in the most wonderful way. I know the priest who was given this grace and also the most precise circumstances and responded for its accuracy, as well as for the authenticity of the event.”
This image shows in plain sight what happens at each Mass, the renewal of the Sacrifice of the Cross.
For it is attested of him,
“You are a priest forever, according to the order of Melchizedek.”
Hebrews 7:17 🕊️

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Wilma Lopez

Cardinal Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, visited the traditional Benedictine monastery of Norcia on the occasion of the feast of Saint Benedict

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Don Cesare Toscano shares this

Il Cardinale Pizzaballa visita il monastero tradizionale di Norcia

HerzMariae

Question : when should human life be protected by law? Answer: from the moment of conception without exceptions.

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Eugenia-Sarto

Welch ein großes Wunder hat Gott erschaffen.

Father Karl A Claver

Sadly, many Catholic priests could care less. How sinful and scandalous.

A wonderful short video with excellent Carmelite stories!

After 10 years of asking, a journalist was finally allowed inside the Carmelite Monastery in Christchurch, New Zealand. The story he got helped save countless souls who saw his final video. This is a portion of that final product.

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Woman Stabbed During Morning Rosary at Irish Church

On Tuesday, a woman in her 50s was seriously injured after being stabbed during the morning Rosary at Holy Cross Church in Tramore, Co. Waterford, Ireland.
The attack occurred at around 9:45 a.m., shortly before the church's 10 a.m. Mass. Parishioners quickly intervened and alerted emergency services. The victim was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Police arrested an Irish man in his 30s at a nearby house. According to Irish reports, the suspect was not known to the victim but was known to police. The parish priest, Fr. Richard O'Halloran, described the attack as "random in nature."
"It has been a very shocking event," Fr. O'Halloran said. "The people and my colleague who was there at the time responded wonderfully well. All the emergency services were called, and they looked after everything."
In a statement, the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore said it was "deeply shocked" by the violence.
#newsPkskyldybf

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Jeffrey Ade

Try that here!

Chris Muniee

Mortal Sin by The Numbers (Thought Experiment)

Have you ever wondered how many mortal sins folks commit? Well, if external observations are any indicator, the volume can't be good . . .

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Jeffrey Ade

Excellent article!

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Fr Pagliarani Letter: “The Unjust Condemnation Is Immense Humiliation”

On 19 July, from Menzingen, Switzerland, Fr Davide Pagliarani, Superior General of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX), issued another pastoral letter published on LaPorteLatine.org justifying the illicit consecration of bishops against the will of Pope Leo XIV. Key phrases (full letter below).
- "Until the very last day, I hoped for a gesture of goodwill—or at least of simple understanding—from the Holy See."
- "This condemnation, wholly unjust, represents an immense humiliation for people whose only desire is to defend the true Faith and to labor for the salvation of souls."
- " I want you to understand that this profound humiliation, which first affects the members of the Society, has a meaning in the eyes of God that must not escape you."
- "The sanctions are also intended to strike you in a rather cruel way."
- "If, in order to ensure for it the teaching of the true Faith and the administration of the true sacraments, it is necessary to pay the price of such humiliation …More

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Instaurare Omnia in Christo

I entrust all of you to the Blessed Virgin Mary, to whom the Society of Saint Pius X has been consecrated in a very special way. May she always protect you amid every storm and every difficulty, and may she keep alive that little flame burning in your souls whenever all the contrary winds rage against it.

Gilberto Beneventi

You can point to problems elsewhere in the Church, with the popes, with the Germans, etc., but that does not make what the SSPX did right.

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🚨🇺🇸 Meanwhile of the Coast of Florida The US Military are making Earthquakes again, but this time they’re not even hiding as a 3.9mg quake is deliberately triggered by the Navy out at Sea. Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) on X

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Luke Nutley

Another Grend Poo-bah
Of Newchurch Has Been Deposed
David Oakley, Who at One Time
Was a Front Runner to Become
Primate of England and Wales
Has Been Charged With
The Double Rape of a Girl under 16

Leo XIV Visits Monte Cassino: Today, Pope Leo XIV made a private pilgrimage to the Benedictine Abbey of Monte Cassino, where he prayed at the tomb of St. Benedict, Patron Saint of Europe. Entrusting to the saint his plea for peace in regions torn by war and violence, the Pope joined the Benedictine community in prayer before sharing lunch with the monks.

Questa mattina Papa Leone ha visitato la comunità benedettina di Monte Cassino, dove ha pregato sulla tomba di San Benedetto, «affidandogli la sua supplica per la pace in quelle regioni del mondo segnate da spargimenti di sangue e conflitti». Monte Cassino è la casa madre dell’Ordine benedettino. 📸 Ufficio Stampa della Santa Sede

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john333

luciferin doctrine vs tradition that fruit tree in the garden must be laced with LSD . 1960s was hard on the church

brhenry

I rest my case.

De Profundis

British police don't arrest those who block the road, but rather those who clear it. In Britain, everything works the other way around.

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This is what the hand of a 22-week-old baby looks like: all five tiny fingers, fully formed, wrapped around a parent’s finger.

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Seidenspinner

That sign about falling cats is hilarious.

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Vance Praises 🤡 Francis as "Genius": In a recent interview with Bishop Robert Barron, U.S. Vice President JD Vance praised Pope Francis, saying: "I always liked the way Pope Francis would make bold statements in the media because it forced people to talk about them. Sometimes he would say things that made me think, 'Wait a second, is that consistent or correct?'" However, the politician concluded that Francis had "forced a dialogue, and he was kind of a genius at that".

U.S. Vice President JD Vance praised Pope Francis in a recent interview with Bishop Robert Barron for being a “kind of genius” at forcing conversation with rhetorical “bombs.”

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en.news shares from Luca Diste

Vatican News Documentary Blocked Following RAI Copyright Claim: The Vatican has blocked access to its documentary Leone a Roma after a copyright claim involving Italy's public broadcaster, RAI. A notice on VaticanNews.va stated that the video had been made unavailable due to content claimed by RAI. The documentary recounts Leo XIV's years in Rome prior to his election, and was produced by the Dicastery for Communication, which has been criticised for its incompetence and high costs. This incident is notable because the Vatican and RAI have a long-standing partnership in broadcasting and media production. The reason for the copyright claim has not yet been publicly clarified.

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Tornielli’s copyright double standards: Rai pulls Vatican News documentary

Vatican City - For months, Andrea Tornielli has been waging his own private war over copyright, using it above all to make life difficult for those who report on what goes on inside the Dicastery for Communication. Yet while he was busy keeping a close watch on other people’s photographs, video stills and publications, someone in his offices appears to have overlooked the rights attached to material used in the documentary Leo in Rome. The result is farcical. YouTube has blocked the film following a copyright claim by Rai. The Vatican News page now carries the message: “Video unavailable. This video contains content claimed by Rai.” The documentary, released on 1 July 2026, was produced by the Editorial Directorate of the Dicastery for Communication. One of its authors is Salvatore Cernuzio, once Tornielli’s protégé at La Stampa’s Vatican Insider, who later joined the Vatican media under his leadership. The spectacle is worth considering. An outlet that describes itself as “the Pope’s …

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