Are you among the excommunicated Catholics? Most followers of the Novus Ordo services, a Protestant style liturgy, are no longer Catholic! Why? The Councils of Saragossa (AD 380) and Toledo (fifth to …More
Are you among the excommunicated Catholics? Most followers of the Novus Ordo services, a Protestant style liturgy, are no longer Catholic! Why? The Councils of Saragossa (AD 380) and Toledo (fifth to seventh centuries) threatened excommunication to anyone who continued receiving holy Communion by hand. Similarly, the Synod of Rouen (AD 650) decreed: “Do not put the Eucharist in the hands of any layman or laywoman... only in their mouths.” The Sixth Ecumenical Council at Constantinople (AD 680–681) also forbade the taking of Communion in the hand by the laity, under threat of excommunication. And the Council of Trent (1565) added, “The fact that only the priest gives Holy Communion with his consecrated hands is an Apostolic Tradition.” This brings us to St. Thomas Aquinas: “The dispensing of Christ’s body belongs to the priest ... out of reverence towards this Sacrament, nothing touches it, but what is consecrated; hence the corporal and the chalice are consecrated, and likewise the …More
Emotions ran high on the part of hundreds of Catholic parishioners who gathered recently at a meeting to learn why the archdiocese would be cutting the number of …
Ending mandatory celibacy is not an answer to the vocations crisis, as the article suggests. Also, while I don’t question the truth that there are far …More
Ending mandatory celibacy is not an answer to the vocations crisis, as the article suggests. Also, while I don’t question the truth that there are far too many homosexual priests (there should never be one in active ministry at all), a self-selective study of 156 priests is not proof that 3 out of 4 priests are sodomites.
A female clown danced in front of the Eucharistic table in the cathedral of Speyer, Germany, to celebrate or caricature a "Day of the Deaconess". The show was officially described as a "divine service". …More
A female clown danced in front of the Eucharistic table in the cathedral of Speyer, Germany, to celebrate or caricature a "Day of the Deaconess". The show was officially described as a "divine service". The Imperial Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St Stephen in Speyer dates from the 11th century and is the world's largest surviving Romanesque church and building. The clown show was led by six women and a female clown and was organised by [former] Catholic associations in Germany, several [former] Catholic women's associations and the Central Committee of German "Catholics" (ZdK), a powerful lay body and leading promoter of decadence in the German Church. The focus of the show was to push for [invalidly ordained] deaconesses. A 'Day of the Deaconess' has been celebrated by German dioceses since 1998. #newsLjzjuintiu
A nation needs to have a collective identity. It just can’t be adherence to a man-made ideology. He is right to point out that the West rejected the …More
A nation needs to have a collective identity. It just can’t be adherence to a man-made ideology. He is right to point out that the West rejected the Church, and then monarchy, culminating in rejection of even the God given identity of one’s sex. I don’t think he is far off in saying that the future may well be some mix of The Matrix and The Terminator, without a major change in course. A nation must find its collective identity in its love for God.
Thorn TreeBeing a History of Thorn Worship of the Twelve Tribes of Israel Theta This work presents the history of thorn worship of the twelve tribes of Israel, but more especially of the lost tribes …More
Thorn Tree Being a History of Thorn Worship of the Twelve Tribes of Israel Theta This work presents the history of thorn worship of the twelve tribes of Israel, but more especially of the lost tribes and the House of David. While writing this book, it revealed to the author the sublime truth in all the full magnificence of detail, that "God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life," and that He who came down to earth, and was crowned with thorns, nailed with thorns, and who died on a Thau, was the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high …More
“Conversation in the Spirit, discernment and synodality consist, above all, in listening. The synodal path undertaken by the Church is a path of in-depth listening,” writes Pope Francis in preface for …More
“Conversation in the Spirit, discernment and synodality consist, above all, in listening. The synodal path undertaken by the Church is a path of in-depth listening,” writes Pope Francis in preface for new book on conversation in the spirit.
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Pope Francis pens preface to book on 'Conversation in the Spirit' Dear brothers, thank you for sharing this book with me …
The Catholic Church did not undertake the synodal path. He writes some nonsense. It is the modernists who invented and practice synodal madness. He …More
The Catholic Church did not undertake the synodal path. He writes some nonsense. It is the modernists who invented and practice synodal madness. He shouldn't attribute this crap to the Catholic Church.
Michael Shellenberger: "Poverty is the underlying cause of homelessness, say the mainstream media. But it's not. Poverty has declined steadily for decades as homelessness got worse. And people priced …More
Michael Shellenberger: "Poverty is the underlying cause of homelessness, say the mainstream media. But it's not. Poverty has declined steadily for decades as homelessness got worse. And people priced out of their housing for reasons unrelated to addiction or untreated mental illness find another place to live. They don't pitch a tent on the dirtiest and most dangerous sidewalks in America. The reason the problem grew so much worse is that a handful of well-financed ideological activists persuaded cities and states to incentivize homelessness through unconditional cash payments, promises of unconditional free housing, and the decriminalization of shoplifting and open-air drug dealing."
Irish bishops have delayed deciding on the future of artwork in Rome’s Pontifical Irish College by controversial artist-priest Fr Marko Rupnik accused of abusing several adult women.
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Irish bishops delay decision on art by priest accused of abusing women - The Irish Catholic
Irish bishops have delayed deciding on the future of artwork in Rome’s Pontifical Irish College by a controversial …
The True Meaning of May Day & the Maypole - Did You Know This? Mayday, a festival celebrated for centuries on May 1st by dancing around a Maypole. Book "The Thorn-Tree" - Being a History of Thorn Worship …More
ŚW. FAUSTYNA PRZEWIDZIAŁA SWOJĄ KANONIZACJĘ WIELE LAT WCZEŚNIEJ-S. FAUSTINA FORESAW HER CANONISATION SAINT FAUSTINA FORESAW HER CANONISATION MANY YEARS EARLIER The ceremony of canonisation was described …More
ŚW. FAUSTYNA PRZEWIDZIAŁA SWOJĄ KANONIZACJĘ WIELE LAT WCZEŚNIEJ-S. FAUSTINA FORESAW HER CANONISATION SAINT FAUSTINA FORESAW HER CANONISATION MANY YEARS EARLIER The ceremony of canonisation was described by Sister Faustina in her "Diary" many years before the event. On March 23, 1937, she had a vision in which she saw that the ceremony was taking place simultaneously in Rome and Krakow, although she did not know the invention of television or tele-bridge communication. Thanks to technical and civilizational inventions, the participants of the canonization ceremony on April 30, 2000, whether they were in Rome or in Krakow, could experience it together. Thus, her prophetic vision concerning the canonisation ceremony in Rome and Krakow came true, as well as the prophecy concerning the establishment of the Divine Mercy Feast for the entire Church. This is how Sister Faustina herself described the celebration. Suddenly, I was flooded with God's presence and I saw myself all at once in Rome in …More
Let this saint guide you to greater hope this May on 04/30/24 May is the month of expectation ... St. Rita teaches us to hope for miracles. “May is the month of expectation … the month of hope,” said …More
Let this saint guide you to greater hope this May on 04/30/24 May is the month of expectation ... St. Rita teaches us to hope for miracles. “May is the month of expectation … the month of hope,” said the great writer Emily Bronte. Indeed, the month of May is famous for its florid beauty, a month of hopefulness and fresh, new beginnings. And so, it is a good time to seek the intercession of St. Rita of Cascia, one of May’s most inspiring saints who can guide us to greater hope in God. This “patroness of impossible causes,” as she is known, could be called the female counterpart to St. Jude, who is known to be a patron saint of hopeless cases. St. Rita teaches us to hope for miracles. Her feast day is May 22, and her symbol is the rose. St. Rita was born in 1381. During her life she was first a wife and mother and then a widow and Augustinian nun. And so, she is a saint who can empathize with many walks of life. She was a mother of two sons, whom she loved deeply. Her husband was a …More
