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Stephen Kokx @StephenKokx

8 hours ago

🚨 WATCH 8pm EST: SD Wright from @TheWMReview joins the @IntegritasMag podcast to discuss his new essay on the indefectibility of the Church and how it is relevant to Vatican II. youtube.com/watch?v=X70cOb…

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The multiplication of loaves pointed towards the Eucharist – but the crowd weren't interested This was a miracle beyond relieving the extreme miseries Jesus had cured – and they took it as a sign they were to leave aside work and ordinary cares: fathercoleridge.org/p/faith-in-the…

🚨 WATCH 8pm EST: SD Wright from @TheWMReview joins the @IntegritasMag podcast to discuss his new essay on the indefectibility of the Church and how it is relevant to Vatican II. youtube.com/watch?v=X70cOb…

Those who say they'd disappear into Eastern heresy and schism, rather than conclude that the Roman Church has been suffering a long vacancy for several decades, are close to losing the faith. Catholics don't have back up churches. The Roman Church is the true Church. Believe.

Dear friends and benefactors, We are grateful to share an update on Sister Mary Savio. Her surgery in Germany is complete, and there were no complications. In a single operation, the surgeons were able to work on both sides of her neck, freeing her jugular veins from the compression that had been restricting the blood flow out of her head. What the surgery cannot tell us yet is whether it will ease the pressure in her head. That answer will come only with time, and we ask you to keep praying for this intention — especially asking St. Anne for her intercession — as we wait. Sister Mary Savio will remain at the clinic over the next ten days to recover. We are humbled by your generosity — every gift, every prayer, every kindness has carried her, her family, and our community to this day. We will share more as she heals. With heartfelt thanks and prayers, The Sisters of St. Thomas Aquinas

Why the Kingship of Christ is the best set-up for society: War and Tyrants In her life of St Dominic, Mother Francis Raphael shows us how a Christian society vigorously restricted warfare, and held tyrannical rulers to account. wmreview.org/p/why-the-king…

How Christ can demand faith in his teaching on the Eucharist The temperament of the crowd is intrinsic to the way Our Lord taught them about this mystery. fathercoleridge.org/p/the-discours…

'Cum Grano Salis' – Summary of Michael Hudson's new study on the 'una cum Mass' 'I wish he better understood Fr. Cekada’s arguments and addressed them', was a response to Hudson's previous study on the 'una cum' question. Here is his response: wmreview.org/p/cum-grano-sa…

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Looks like this member of the Legionaries of Christ – founded by Marcial Maciel, a drug addict, sexual offender (of both sexes) and a father of six illegitimate children – didn't learn his lesson last time he picked on the Sisters of St Thomas Aquinas. wmreview.org/p/what-we-can-…

Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC @FrMatthewLC

3 days ago

@vinedodeltexto That's what schism & Sedevacantism causes.

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How Jesus presented the Eucharist in the face of dulness and antagonism from the crowd The temperament of the crowd is intrinsic to the way Our Lord taught them about this mystery: fathercoleridge.org/p/the-discours…

The Sisters are asking for prayers and support for Sister Mary Savio as she prepares for her surgery. May God’s will be done. Sister Mary Savio is our First Communicant instructor and manages Flex courses at QAS. She has struggled with her health for the past several years. After seeing several specialists, she was diagnosed with Intercranial Hypertension and compression of the jugular veins at the brain stem. Please consider helping Sister Mary Savio receive the care she urgently needs. Any donation, large or small, will be deeply appreciated. If you are unable to give, please consider sharing this page and praying for Sister Mary Savio, the Sisters, her doctors, and all those helping her through this difficult time. Thank you for your generosity, prayers, and support. gofund.me/3013379b0

Sister Mary Savio is on her way! ✈️ Please keep her in your prayers. Thank you so very much for your support. The Sisters are overwhelmed with gratitude at the generous and quick response. We will offer our rosary for you. We raised the funds in 48 hours. Deo Gratias.

God's love for sinners – Third Sunday after Pentecost God loves those who seek repentance – and in fact, he himself seeks out souls to offer them this gift, so that he may receive them back into his friendship: fathercoleridge.org/p/gods-love-fo…

How Jesus used the loaves to explain his doctrine to the people – and to us Sometimes Our Lord worked miracles less connected to his teaching – but on other occasions, they were very deliberately linked: fathercoleridge.org/p/the-discours…

Some people object to the idea of "heresy by omission" – and this objection is especially mounted by defenders of the Novus Ordo rites and the documents of Vatican II. Fr Raffaele Pierotti OP was Master of the Sacred Palace and papal theologian under Pope Leo XIII. In 1896, the Pope assigned him the task of summarising the papers of the Papal Commission on the question of Anglican Orders. The "painstakingly fair summary" in his "Votum and Report" was essentially the final step before Pope Leo XIII issued Apostolicae Curae. Some defenders of the validity of the Anglican rite had argued that the Anglican rite only conveyed error by omission, and that therefore a Catholic form used in such a rite would retain its Catholic meaning (and thus, they would argue, be sufficient for validity). Here is what Fr Pierotti made of this argument: "I must now add a few words about the replies given to this question by the defenders of validity or doubtful validity. Gasparri replied that in the new ritual heresies are not expressed positively but only negatively, and therefore the heretical doctrine of the compilers is not clearly expressed in it. "To this I reply that there are sins both of commission and of omission, and that in order to call a rite heretical, it is not necessary that heresy be positively professed in it, when the Catholic dogma has been removed from it, nor does it follow that the dogma has to be denied. "For example, to render the form of Baptism invalid, it is not necessary that there be in it an explicit denial of the existence or divinity of the Holy Spirit; it would be enough to omit the mention of this third divine Person, precisely in the way that the compilers of the Ordinal have acted in omitting the mention of the order or the power that is being conferred. "By this they have said clearly enough that they do not believe in the existence of the Sacrament of Orders." In other words, it is possible to profess heresy "negatively" by omission, as well as "positively". This has implications for the documents of Vatican II – as @FrDesposito is arguing in thread from which the quote tweet is taken – as well as for the Novus Ordo rites themselves. Defenders of both claim that they do not contain positive expressions of error or heresy – but even if this was conceded, the fact that the documents were composed and the rites were mutilated in order to please the world and non-Catholics is sufficient to convey the belief of those who framed them. --- With thanks to the friend who drew our attention to this document, which is found in Anglican Orders: The Documents in the Debate, p 254-5, ed. Christopher Hill & Edward Yarnold SJ, Canterbury Press, 1997, (n. 54 of the Votum and Report of Fr Pierotti)

Rev. Nicolás E. Despósito @FrDesposito

3 weeks ago

By omitting the explicit scholastic definition of the Two Sources, the Council created a dangerous ambiguity. This is "heresy by omission"—failing to teach a defined truth of the Faith in order to establish a false ecumenism with Protestantism.

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