Sehr vielen nicht, Papst Franziskus und Papst Leo offenbar schon. Wenn Papst Leo den Weg seines Vorgängers fortsetzen wird, dann können wir die Kanonisation Luthers, des Erzketzers, erwarten - dessen Statue hat der Modernismus affine Bergoglio/Franiskus ja schon im Vatikan aufstellen lassen. Weiß jemand, ob die Statue wieder entfernt worden ist?
Monsignor Stricklan asks: You who are Catholic: Have you ever heard the word Modernism? Si hablas Español puedes leer una traducción en nuestro Blog: ¿Has oído alguna vez la palabra Modernismo?
The Church has been decimated, as the late great Fr Meuli told us “You can no longer rely on the Church, its every man for himself.” Vatican II proclaimed no “Anathema” you’re ok and I am ok!
Predigt zum 19. Sonntag im Jahreskreis. Gepredigt von Pater Alberto Ezcurra (Diese Audioaufnahme stammt aus dem Jahr 1987 und ist auf Spanisch.) In der Heiligen Schrift ist das Meer ein Symbol für die Welt, ihre Gebrechlichkeit, ihren Wandel und ihre Gefahren. Das Tosen des Meeres und der Wellen ist zugleich der Lärm der Welt, der das Gebet behindert; denn das Wort Gottes, wie eine sanfte Brise, die das Herz des Menschen erreicht, spricht in der Stille. Nur Jesus Christus, Herr über Zeit und Geschichte, herrscht über die Elemente und schenkt uns Geborgenheit und Zuversicht. Nicht umsonst liest man an den Schwellen vieler Klöster und auf den Kuppeln unzähliger Kirchen: „Crux Stat, Dum Volvitur Orbis – Das Kreuz bleibt, während die Welt sich wandelt.“ Und damit wir ein festes Fundament haben, hat er Petrus, den stellvertretenden Felsen des wahren Felsens, zum Eckstein seiner Kirche gesetzt – einen Felsen, der nicht aus eigener Kraft, sondern durch den Ruf des Herrn schwimmt. Die Kirche …More
Homily for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Preached by father Alberto Ezcurra -RIP- (Audio recorded in 1987 -Spanish). In Sacred Scripture, the sea is a symbol of the world, its frailties, changes, and dangers. The roar of the sea and the waves is also the noise of the world that hinders prayer; for the Word of God, like a gentle breeze that reaches the heart of man, speaks in silence. Only Jesus Christ, Lord of time and history, reigns over the elements and gives us security and confidence. It is not for nothing that one reads on the thresholds of many convents and on the domes of countless churches: "Crux Stat, Dum Volvitur Orbis - The Cross remains while the world changes." And so that we may have a solid foundation, He has placed Peter, the vicarious rock of the true Rock, as the cornerstone of His Church, a rock that remains afloat not by its own strength alone but by the call of the Lord. The Church of Christ is divine because it is fixed in the eternity of God, beyond the …More
Bishop Raúl Vera: Homosexuality is a natural phenomenon; it is neither a human perversion nor a disease. It is a condition with which a person is born, and one that we must respect and promote. Visit our Blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com
Deep seeded evil is natural. Baptism removes original sin but does not remove the propensity for concupiscence and, it is concupiscence which leads to every sin. So, in that sense the Bishop is right. Sodomy (Homosexuality was never the issue) is natural to fallen man and the Catholic Church calls each of us to abandon our nature and all natural sins. The Synodal club over which this Bishop presides does not believe that because it is by no means following the Catholic Religion. He and all like him need earnest prayers.
Prevost, que fue instalado por Bergoglio y Parolin, debe ser reemplazado por un católico tradicional legalmente electo, como Dios manda, ya que él alaba a la Pachamama, homosexualidad, política de izqzierda y propaga sinodalidad y sincretismo. Tucho-pornográfico es una marioneta de Prevost. Los dos son instrumentos de Satanás para la destrucción de la doctrina católica.
Homily for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Preached by father José Torquiaro (Spanish). Progressive theologians, attempting to transform miracles into myths, teach that the multiplication of the loaves was due to the influence of Jesus' words on his listeners, whom he supposedly persuaded to share what they had. In their folly, as Father Menvielle described this attitude 40 years ago in a lecture published on this blog (*see on the end), they fail to realize that the Gospel refutes them, because those who benefited, recognizing the performance of a great miracle, called their Benefactor the Messiah and tried to crown him king (John 6:14). If the meager offering of five loaves and two fish, shared, was enough to feed thousands, it was solely because Mercy made flesh, Jesus Christ, was present; manifested before, during, and after the miracle. Before, because the Lord had previously healed the sick; during, through the miracle itself; and after, because twelve baskets of food remained,…More
Visit our Blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com Father Gabriel Calvo Zarraute condemns synodality: "Synodality is a neologism invented by Bergoglio to destroy the Catholic Church, to democratize and Protestantize it. Let's call things by their name, my dears, because I'm fed up with being taken for fools! The Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and Roman, not synodal. That's anti-Catholic. What can synodality possibly give us? Well, the Church was already full of foxes, and now it will be even more so. Jesus Christ founded a hierarchical, non-democratic Church. It's not that Catholicism isn't democratic, but rather that it's anti-democratic, because Jesus Christ was condemned to death democratically. All the Greek philosophers were anti-democratic. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and so on. Even Cicero (in ancient Rome) was. All the ancient sages, all the great Greco-Roman thinkers, were against what we now understand as modern liberal democracy. So enough of this nonsense, especially when Pope …More
"Synodality is a neologism invented by Bergoglio to destroy the Catholic Church, to democratize and Protestantize it. Let's call things by their name, my dears, because I'm fed up with being taken for fools! The Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and Roman, not synodal. That's anti-Catholic. What can synodality possibly give us? Well, the Church was already full of foxes, and now it will be even more so. Jesus Christ founded a hierarchical, non-democratic Church. It's not that Catholicism isn't democratic, but rather that it's anti-democratic, because Jesus Christ was condemned to death democratically. All the Greek philosophers were anti-democratic. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and so on. Even Cicero (in ancient Rome) was."
The "pink lobby" is in its element. Here is what the group *Otro Rebaño* says: "A meeting that fills us with hope. We joyfully share this moment we spent with Msgr. José Armando Álvarez Cano, Archbishop of Morelia. As a community, we continue to believe that dialogue, listening, and encounter are paths toward building a Church where everyone can draw near to God with confidence and hope. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide our steps so that we may bear witness to the love, mercy, and fraternity that Christ taught us. 'That they all may be one.' — John 17:21"
Spirit of the world .On the high way of hell ringing in there ears. here for a good time not long time so have good time the sun doesn't shine everyday . (he will come to separate wheat and weeds) (world or kingdom of God chose this day boys)
Our Anglican "brethren" at Wells Cathedral (which was Catholic until the time of Henry VIII) have decided to stage an exhibition of "Mythical Creatures," based on a 17th-century book held in their library. Particularly striking is a fifteen-meter-long dragon—sporting rainbow colors—that soars above the few elderly congregants, baring its menacing claws at them. It serves as a true parable of what awaits us Catholics if we remain passive in the face of the brazen advance of the hierarchical "Pink Lobby." (It is astonishing to see the degree of confusion among some of the faithful—such as the person who wrote on a tag: "Dear dragon: always be kind and generous to entire human kind." As if we didn't know what the dragon symbolizes!) Visit our Blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com
We are publishing on our blog the seven conferences that, under the title "The Prophecy and the End of Times", Father Leonardo Castellani delivered in 1969, after writing his book "The Apocalypse of Saint John". Here is the first one, called "The Signs of the Times." The conferences are in Spanish.
If you cry, Captain, the things cry too, the things you treated like an artist, all that footballing artistry: the corner kick, the spirited dribbles. the brave, Argentine comebacks. Then the World Cup reverence of millions of hands and your gaze fixed on stormy plays. If you cry, Captain, know that Fierro's sobs rolled down his cheeks, a manly lament, pulse, adrenaline. The gringo knew death and burial, the athlete's bulging heart. And Malvinas, yes, they are Argentine!
To celebrate the 1,250th anniversary of the Westphalian State in Germany, a performance was staged inside Paderborn Cathedral last year. This is one of the acts that was presented, featuring dead chickens wrapped in diapers. Faced with the outrage of the Catholic faithful, archdiocesan authorities apologized and stated that they were unaware of the nature of the performance that was to take place.
Fiction, but not entirely. A film starring Trevor Howard and Martin Sheen. Don't miss it: For the liturgical year of 1970, Paul VI instituted the New Mass. However, on a remote Irish island, some monks continued to pray the Tridentine Mass. When the faithful learned of this, they began from over the world to attend Sunday Mass, which was broadcast on television. This brought the matter to the attention of Vatican authorities, who sent an official to convince the monks that they could not continue on this path.