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Father Michael Pfleger has returned to ministry at Chicago’s St Sabina Parish after the Independent Review Board concluded there was no reason to believe he was guilty of the latest allegation against him
The court said the 64-year-old pastor stood in the aisle despite repeated attempts by crew members to stop him and shouted at passengers, “You will go to hell if you don’t believe in Jesus.”
What Does ‘Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi’ Mean? Four Latin words that explain why traditional Catholics care about every gesture and silence. They are not aesthetes. They are simply taking an old axiom seriously. Reference to Visit or Read below: The Traditional Latin Mass · History & Apologetics What Does ‘Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi’ Mean? Four Latin words that explain why traditional Catholics care about every gesture and silence. They are not aesthetes. They are simply taking an old axiom seriously. In Brief Lex orandi, lex credendi (“the law of prayer is the law of belief”) descends from St. Prosper of Aquitaine (5th c.). It means the liturgy is not a neutral container but a teacher of doctrine: pray a Mass for decades and you come to believe what it implies. This is why liturgical change is a doctrinal event even when framed as pastoral, 1969 redefined no dogma, but changed what the Mass said about the dogmas. With Real-Presence belief now near a third of U.S. Catholics (causes many, …More
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Today, Leo XIV praised the liturgical reform after Vatican II as it made liturgy “more accessible”. And: The Novus Ordo is “firmly rooted in the living tradition of the Church”.
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Sacred Silence: What the Quiet Canon Teaches Us Why the Traditional Latin Mass prays its most sacred prayer in near-total silence, and what that silence teaches about the nature of the Eucharist Sacred Silence: What the Quiet Canon Teaches Us Why the Traditional Latin Mass prays its most sacred prayer in near-total silence, and what that silence teaches about the nature of the Eucharist Speed In Brief The silent Canon of the Traditional Latin Mass is not a communication failure, it is one of the Church’s most theologically precise liturgical gestures. Rooted in patristic practice and the theology of the ineffable, it expresses the sacred character of the consecration, the priestly nature of the sacrifice, and calls the faithful into the deepest form of participation: contemplative adoration. Its abolition in 1969 changed not just a rubric but a theological grammar. To a first-time visitor at a Traditional Latin Mass, the silent Canon is often the most disorienting moment. The priest …More
Today, Leo XIV welcomed the Lutheran State Bishops of Norway in audience. Referring to the fallen human condition, Leo XIV said it is “all too easy to adopt an attitude of hostility toward those with whom we disagree”. That is why he seeks – at least with Protestants – “concrete paths of reconciliation and of fraternity”. Leo XIV recalled Christ’s prayer for the unity of his disciples. Key phrase: “Grounded in our common Baptism and our shared mission in the world, I pray that we may always grow together in our service to the promotion of peace and justice.” Picture: Vatican Media, #newsVyggmwuakm
Ecumenism sounds nice, but it does not work. Much dialogue has produced hardly any converts to Catholicis, while there have been countless apostate Catholics who have become non-Catholic.
Perhaps the Superior General of the FSSPX should have declared himself a “Lutheran Bishop” from Norway, so he could have joined this delegation in Private Audience with Leo. Hmmm?
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Chris Jackson Aug 26, 2026 A Vatican doctrinal official offered coca leaves to Mother Earth in Cusco. Francis defended her idols. Robert Prevost once knelt inside her rite. Vatican media buried the evidence. Watch the footage before reading another word. A woman stands over an arrangement on the floor in Cusco. Coca leaves have been passed around. The participants close their eyes and breathe as instructed. August, she tells them, is the special month of Mother Earth, who loves them, feeds them, and must be thanked. Each person is to breathe three times over the leaves and place them in the offering. Later, “Grandmother Fire” will carry their messages and return wisdom. Hiraeth In Exile is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. Then the clergy take their turns. Bishop Lizardo Estrada Herrera, auxiliary bishop of Cusco and secretary general of CELAM, walks forward with the leaves cupped in his hands and deposits them …More