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"There has been shock at the Pope’s reported language at this private meeting, particularly as he has often talked publicly of being respectful towards gay people."
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Pope Francis allegedly used derogatory term for gay people
Pope allegedly used derogatory term for gay people Pope Francis is reported to have used extremely derogatory language in an incident that could …
"When asked at the Italian Bishops’ Conference if gay men should now be allowed to train for the priesthood as long as they remained celibate, Pope …More
"When asked at the Italian Bishops’ Conference if gay men should now be allowed to train for the priesthood as long as they remained celibate, Pope Francis said they should not." So why are we ordaining gays in the UK - one in Leeds and two in Westminster? All under Pope Francis's watch? His behaviour on this (and other) issues is like that of someone with bi-polar illness. No doubt a grovelling apology will be issued a.s.a.p. and it will all be explained away and said that he didn't mean that in the first place.
If a sex scandal had been the problem, Francis would not have dismissed Monsignor Gabriel Mestre, Archbishop of La Plata, he would have protected him, writes Caminate-Wandere.Blogspot.com (27 May). …More
If a sex scandal had been the problem, Francis would not have dismissed Monsignor Gabriel Mestre, Archbishop of La Plata, he would have protected him, writes Caminate-Wandere.Blogspot.com (27 May). The problem was much more serious: Mestre was challenging Francis' power. That's what made Francis furious. What happened? Mgr Mestre wanted to choose his successor in Mar del Plata in the person of his Vicar General Luis Albóniga. Mgr Mestre himself appointed him Diocesan Administrator of Mar del Plata. But to Mestre's dismay, Francis appointed Luis Baliña, auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires, as bishop of Mar del Plata. But Baliña resigned a few days later, citing health problems. But the real reason was the rejection of his appointment by the clergy of Mar del Plata. Francis then appointed Bishop Larrazabal, auxiliary of San Juan, as Bishop of Mar del Plata. A campaign began against Mgr Larrazábal, which, according to some, was orchestrated by Mestre and Albóniga, with the help of the editor …More
SAINT Gregory says that it is sometimes possible that the temptations of impurity, and the bad thoughts with which one is worried and afflicted, are consequences of the criminal life that one would …More
SAINT Gregory says that it is sometimes possible that the temptations of impurity, and the bad thoughts with which one is worried and afflicted, are consequences of the criminal life that one would have led before one's conversion, and a punishment for vicious habits in which we would have once talked about ; that then one must try to extinguish these impure fires with the abundance of one's tears, and bitterly mourn one's past life. Saint Bonaventure also says that a good remedy against temptations is to receive them as a punishment that one has deserved by the disorder of one's past life, and to submit to them with a spirit of patience and humility, in saying with Joseph's brothers: We deserve to suffer all these things, because we have sinned against our brother . The depths of God's mercy are moved, adds this Father, when we recognize before Him that we have deserved the punishment He sends. Sacred Scripture teaches us that the people of Israel often resorted to this means to obtain …More
Assist us in the struggle for our souls, may they be purified of self-love, may they know the true love that comes from Thee Lord. May we know the freedom of conscience and truth that no man can find …More
Assist us in the struggle for our souls, may they be purified of self-love, may they know the true love that comes from Thee Lord. May we know the freedom of conscience and truth that no man can find without Thee, Sweetest Saviour. We stand by You at the foot of the Cross and desire that our hearts and souls may be washed by Your Most Precious Blood of Redemption. We beg you God, do not abandon us in these moments of trial. Take away evil thoughts, protect us from the attacks of the evil one. Amen
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In the Shadow of the Cross – Prayer
Beloved Saviour, our Lord! You see us wandering in this miserable vale of tears, hear our lament, our weeping and our pleas for mercy on our miserable fate. There is …
re. Homosexual Clergy in Seminaries: What we need is a good old fashion Inquisition to take care of matters and sort this (them) all out! If you don't have the backbone to do that, then split the church…More
re. Homosexual Clergy in Seminaries: What we need is a good old fashion Inquisition to take care of matters and sort this (them) all out! If you don't have the backbone to do that, then split the church, Novus ordo and Traditional
An important new book has just been released that will help Catholics understand and oppose the homosexual subversion inside the Church. Titled The Breached Dam: The Fiducia Supplicans Surrender to …More
An important new book has just been released that will help Catholics understand and oppose the homosexual subversion inside the Church. Titled The Breached Dam: The Fiducia Supplicans Surrender to the Homosexual Movement, the book documents and explains what is happening in the Church in light of the recent Vatican document Fiducia supplicans. Published by the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP), the book is being published in eight languages—English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Spanish. Its foreword is written by the Most Rev. Rob Mutsaerts, the auxiliary bishop of ‘s-Hertogenbosch in The Netherlands. The authors, José Antonio Ureta and Julio Loredo, are members of the Tradition, Family, Property movement in Europe. They are influential pro-life and pro-family activists, writers and speakers. Their writings on the Church and modern society have appeared worldwide. In 2023, the two scholars published The Synodal Process …More
"Honestly, we're not sure how this guy got in here to begin with," said a spokesperson for the Vatican. "We think there was some kind of mistake with the vote counting or something. It's weird. It's …More
"Honestly, we're not sure how this guy got in here to begin with," said a spokesperson for the Vatican. "We think there was some kind of mistake with the vote counting or something. It's weird. It's possible we accidentally elected some guy off the street who never read a Bible and he's been kissing babies and determining our theology for years. Boy, wouldn't that be embarrassing!"
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Catholic Church Distances Self From Pope Francis
WORLD — After a series of shocking unbiblical statements from the Supreme Pontiff, the Catholic Church officially distanced itself from Pope Francis. "…
Francis asked the Italian bishops not to admit homosexuals to the seminary because "there is already too much 'gayness' in the Church", he said, who cannot stand real men around him. He who promotes …More
Francis knew the word "Faggotry" was offensive, and used it to shut down the Italian bishops repeated attempts to change the rules and allow homosexuals …More
Francis knew the word "Faggotry" was offensive, and used it to shut down the Italian bishops repeated attempts to change the rules and allow homosexuals into seminary.
THE COPTICS, should be asking the Pope what specific steps have you taken to buttress your verbal rhetoric. And don't be alarmed when he proves himself …More
THE COPTICS, should be asking the Pope what specific steps have you taken to buttress your verbal rhetoric. And don't be alarmed when he proves himself to be false.
Note: all quotes followed by an asterix "*" are from the Letter of Cardinals A. Ottaviani and A. Bacci to Pope Paul VI, dated September 25, 1969 enclosing "A Critical Study of the Novus Ordo Missae." …More
Note: all quotes followed by an asterix "*" are from the Letter of Cardinals A. Ottaviani and A. Bacci to Pope Paul VI, dated September 25, 1969 enclosing "A Critical Study of the Novus Ordo Missae." 1. Because the New Mass is not an unequivocal Profession of the Catholic Faith (which the traditional Mass is), it is ambiguous and Protestant. Therefore since we pray as we believe, it follows that we cannot pray with the New Mass in Protestant Fashion and still believe as Catholics! 2. Because the changes were not just slight ones but actually "deal with a fundamental renovation ... a total change ... a new creation." (Msgr. A. Bugnini, co-author of the New Mass) 3. Because the New Mass leads us to think "that truths ... can be changed or ignored without infidelity to that sacred deposit of doctrine to which the Catholic Faith is bound forever." * 4. Because the New Mass represents "a striking departure from the Catholic theology of the Mass as formulated in Session XXII of the Council of …More
Unfortunately, this was written by the formerly traditional priests of Campos, Brazil (Whose leader now occassionally concelebrates the new Mass, after …More
Unfortunately, this was written by the formerly traditional priests of Campos, Brazil (Whose leader now occassionally concelebrates the new Mass, after signing a deal with modernist Rome).
Hugh N. Cry
