First, they came for our unpasteurized dairy. Then, they came for our meat. Now, they’re coming for the greatest culinary bounty on God’s green earth. “What to know about eating eggs as bird flu spreads,” writes Axios late Tuesday night. How about nothing? How about just stop talking? This stunning piece is the latest example of the thinly veiled fearmongering that’s become the norm in the COVID era. Sure, there’s a new bird flu circulating, and the first person died this week. Who knows if it has something to do with the airborne strain with a 20-50% mortality rate that exists thanks to the mad experiments of our scientific establishment? Yet I still don’t want to hear about it. I will die a thousand deaths before I even consider giving up my six-egg breakfast sandwich each morning. Granted, the piece admits the risk of contamination via egg consumption is “low” and it’s probably “safe” to maintain your breakfast routine. But merely asking the question at all is enough to …
"By voting for neither of these selected-and-bought candidates who have zero accountability and are both moral degenerates in a system that is now fundamentally unlawful and evil, I will survive this election season with my integrity intact. Victory will be mine in a world of disappointed losers who have taken the bait and bought into the scam. It is only a matter of time before they realize all they have lost."
@Sean Johnson thank you very much for linking to this write-up at wmreview.org There are many facts that I had not been aware of; I'm relatively new to the SSPX, being drawn during the covid crisis when the novus ordo churches shut their doors. As for Bp. Tissier de Mallerais, I am convinced that he has gone to his eternal reward, and is already rejoicing, together with Abp. Lefebvre. Nonetheless, I will be praying for his soul. I had the grace to hear 2 requiem Masses for Bp. Tissier this morning. Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine et lux perpetua luceat ei. Requiescat in pace
Except God says: “Psalm 95:5 in the Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition of the Bible states, "For all the gods of the Gentiles are devils: but the Lord made the heavens"
Great article with strong arguments, but for a contrary view, see here (beginning about 47:30), which argues for a narrow interpretation/application of disciplinary infallibility: youtube.com/watch?v=dUt1q0D9qM0 I’d love to see these two sides address each other’s arguments!
Francis flew to Minneapolis to meet with author/historian/analyst and Internet personality Sean Johnson yesterday, but apparently forgot to tell Mr. Johnson that he was coming. Apparently, Francis wanted to know why Sean is critical of his doctrines, policies, and physique, but upon surprising Mr. Johnson in his driveway unannounced, one of his children recognized the putative pope, and let the dog out, fearful that he would spew heresy upon his little brother. But the dog, also recognizing Francis, whimpered, and ran off into the woods. Francis, having recovered from the surprise, let himself into the garage, where he was caught on security camera stealing two beers and Mr. Johnson’s beef jerky (it was Friday). Enraged, Mr. Johnson (brandishing 25 St. Benedict medals), confronted Francis, and asked him what he was doing. Francis fled into the street, driven out of the house by the medals, and back into the pope mobile. But he was quickly pulled over by Minneapolis police for exhibitionism …More
The stupidity manifested by “conservative” Catholics appealing to voting for Trump as the lesser of two evils is like advocating for a rapist to avoid a murderer, or voting for Aleister Crowley to avoid the devil. Trump supports abortion, IVF, gay “marriage” and sodomy generally, genocide in Palestine, fornicates with porn whores and promotes Zionism, the genocidal clotshot (which he never tires of taking credit for), and declares himself a non-Christian. But duped Catholics don’t want to hear it. It’s as though Trump’s campaign motto “I’m slightly less evil than Biden!” was a compelling winner. And all of this against the backdrop of a manifestly rigged election system (2020 is already forgotten), which makes their capitulation and advocacy of a “slightly less evil” candidate moot: The winner is already chosen. Your votes mean nothing. Therefore, why not take a principled stand and refuse to participate in a fraudulent and controlled charade of an election which only allows you …More
Archbishop Lefebvre and Conciliar Sacraments – Did he doubt them? https://www.wmreview.org/ Archbishop Lefebvre and Conciliar Sacraments – Did he doubt them? The Church cannot approve rites which are harmful or out of harmony with the faith. This is precisely what Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre said of the conciliar rites. So how did he resolve the question? Image: The Tomb of Pope Leo XIII (Fr Lawrence Lew OP) with superimposed image of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre (Wiki Commons) both under CC 2.0. As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases through our Amazon links. Click here for The WM Review Reading List. Introduction Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre stated on several occasions that both the Novus Ordo and the accompanying reforms to the other sacramental rites are essentially harmful in themselves, incentives to impiety, and fail to serve as a profession of the Catholic faith. In one classic text, he said: “All these reforms, indeed, have contributed and are still contributing …
(LifeSiteNews) — One of the most difficult but important questions facing Catholics today is whether the man who claims to be the Successor of St. Peter, and is generally regarded as such, truly occupies the papacy. In a previous article, I summarized a number of arguments which lead to the conclusion that Francis is not the pope and that the Holy See is currently vacant. In a follow up article, I presented the argument from public heresy in more detail. The argument from public heresy is founded upon Catholic doctrine on (i) the consequences of the public profession of heresy on a person’s membership of the Church, and (ii) the perpetual and visible unity of faith possessed by the Catholic Church. The application of these theological principles leads us to the conclusion that a public heretic could not possibly be the pope, and that the apparent existence of a “heretical pope” is explicable only by either (i) a claimant never in fact securing election to the papacy, whether through …
[To be ignored by duped Catholics] 1) Sleeps with porn queens (All repeat: “Let us ignore it”) 2) Releases the clotshot (“Let us…”) 3) Promotes IVF (“Let us…”) 4) Promotes gay marriage (“Let us…”) 5) Expands GOP abortion acceptance (“Let us…”) 6) Declares himself no Christian (“Let us…”) 7) Controlled by _ews (“Let us…”) 8) Defender of contraception (“Let us…”) 9) Multiple “marriages” (“Let us…”) 10) Said Epstein was a good guy (“Let us…”) Celebrant: “Oh St. Donald, obtain for us that we may continue to ignore our Catholic faith and promote whomsoever may run as a republican, that we ensure the continued enslavement of America and never feel the sting of conscience which comes with taking our religion seriously, and practicing the virtues. Help us to persevere in ignoring the grave moral defects of this poor man, that he may become our next great leader.”
I know, the lesser of two evils is still evil, however, Trump is a Protestant. He nominated JD Vance, a good Catholic. If you vote for Komrad Kamilla, everything good in America will be lost, probably forever.
EXCLUSIVE translation of John of St Thomas on peaceful and universal acceptance of the pope. In this first part, the great Dominican theologian addresses the theological note of the question.
Is the legitimacy of a universally and peacefully accepted pope a matter of faith? John of St Thomas https://www.wmreview.org/ Is the legitimacy of a universally and peacefully accepted pope a matter of faith? John of St Thomas EXCLUSIVE translation of John of St Thomas on peaceful and universal acceptance of the pope. In this first part, the great Dominican theologian addresses the theological note of the question. Aug 22, 2024 ∙ Paid Share this post Is the legitimacy of a universally and peacefully accepted pope a matter of faith? John of St Thomas Innocent X, mentioned throughout this treatment, giving the cardinalatial biretta. Pier Leone Ghezzi - Mia foto, Public Domain, Wiki Commons. As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases through our Amazon links. Click here for The WM Review Reading List. Editors’ Notes We recently received the following suggestion: “Sometimes I think you are your own worst enemy when it comes to arguing for your position. No offense. I think …
Bull of Pope Paul IV Against Heretics: "Cum Ex Apostolatus Officio" (virgosacrata.com) 10. No one at all, therefore, may infringe this document of our approbation, re-introduction, sanction, statute and derogation of wills and decrees, or by rash presumption contradict it. If anyone, however, should presume to attempt this, let him know that he is destined to incur the wrath of Almighty God and of the blessed Apostles, Peter and Paul.
What our Lord probably looked like (from the Shroud of Turin). Probably my favorite portrait of Him: Handsome, intense, regal/kingly, penetrating, battle tested and victorious, aura of invincibility. Even His picture has a “presence” about it. It must be terrible to go before Him as a sinner, and bliss as a saint.
Newman’s thoughts on the doubtfulness of Anglican orders (prior to Apostolicae Curae), and their applicability to the new rites of episcopal consecration and priestly ordination.
NEWS: August 9, 2024 Bird’s Eye View of the News notorious blasphemous Last Supperin the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Olympics in Paris, there was the second feature of the show: the macabre scene of a beheaded Marie Antoinette singing the Let me flash back in History to explain what the scene was meant to represent in order to evaluate the gravity of its symbolism. In texts of Modern History it is common to praise the political fruits of the French Revolution while bemoaning its “excesses,” which were epitomized in the phase known as While the Revolution’s Girondin phase – that is, its moderate stage – is normally praised, the radical Jacobin period of massacres and arbitrary executions is normally lamented. The famous saying of the Girondin Mme. Roland on the cart on her way to the guillotine – “Liberty, liberty, how many crimes are committed in your name!” – became the motto of the moderates for the next two centuries. “Revolution, yes. Bloodshed, no.” This would be the ideal …