* Last I checked, holding to the truths of the faith regardless of what anyone thinks or what the world professes as truth is not a way to place yourself …More
* Last I checked, holding to the truths of the faith regardless of what anyone thinks or what the world professes as truth is not a way to place yourself outside the church.
"You know that the truth is spoken when people are opposed to hearing it."@salliperson Apply that to pro-abortion propaganda and Catholic opposition. …More
"You know that the truth is spoken when people are opposed to hearing it."@salliperson Apply that to pro-abortion propaganda and Catholic opposition. :P
Michael, when will you stop attacking traditional Catholics? I do understand that the SSPX and all traditional Catholics are in a way your main competition. People who attend the SSPX churches are …More
Michael, when will you stop attacking traditional Catholics? I do understand that the SSPX and all traditional Catholics are in a way your main competition. People who attend the SSPX churches are usually truth seeking and large families. The only thing that makes sense is that it has to do donations.
Michael Vorris Again, SSPX is "Nazi Pedophile cult" Michael Vorris of ChurchMilitant: "It’d be very curious to see what @SSPXEN followers would say if it was their family@member sexually assaulted. …More
Michael Vorris Again, SSPX is "Nazi Pedophile cult" Michael Vorris of ChurchMilitant: "It’d be very curious to see what @SSPXEN followers would say if it was their family@member sexually assaulted. Would they finally open their eyes - or remain bowing before their idol of the Latin Mass being offered by a Nazi Pedophile cult."
SSPX in Schism? No. Michael Davies proves that the SSPX is a perfectly legal Society of Common Life for Clergy in the catholic Church. He demonstrates that the penalties announced by the Vatican in …More
SSPX in Schism? No. Michael Davies proves that the SSPX is a perfectly legal Society of Common Life for Clergy in the catholic Church. He demonstrates that the penalties announced by the Vatican in 1988 are null and void. This is part of a debate given in 1995 or so, with the the editor of "Fidelity" magazine, Dr. E.M. Jones. Davies wins hands down. His books are available from Angelus Press, and much is free on-line at www.sspxasia.com When Davies died in 2004, then Cardinal Ratzinger praised his contribution to the history of the current crisis. Davies was the official biographer of the late Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre. Get the whole debate via "www.keepthefaith.org"
A Champion for Christ. When was the last time you saw a Catholic Bishop proclaiming the Exulation of the Cross in Times Square NYC? It's easy to proclaim social injustice at a conference (USCCB) with …More
A Champion for Christ. When was the last time you saw a Catholic Bishop proclaiming the Exulation of the Cross in Times Square NYC? It's easy to proclaim social injustice at a conference (USCCB) with your cronies. God Bless Brother Nathanael for his fearless defense of Our Lord and recognizing our true enemies. It takes one to know one, right Brother Nathanael? I support you 100%.
Heresy of Religious Indifferentism - Fr. Michael Rodríguez. An Excellent sermon preached by Fr. Michael Rodríguez, a diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of El Paso, Texas. In this sermon Fr. Rodríguez …More
Heresy of Religious Indifferentism - Fr. Michael Rodríguez. An Excellent sermon preached by Fr. Michael Rodríguez, a diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of El Paso, Texas. In this sermon Fr. Rodríguez speaks about the current heresy of being indifferent with respect to the different religions and salvation. He also emphasizes the importance of recovering the Old Rite for the good of the restoration of the Catholic Faith.
SSPX HOPE FOR TOMORROW full version. 1986 interviews with Father (now Bishop) Williamson, by Fr Bourmaud. Talking with several priests who were then seminarians, including Frs Johnson, Robinson, Albert …More
SSPX HOPE FOR TOMORROW full version. 1986 interviews with Father (now Bishop) Williamson, by Fr Bourmaud. Talking with several priests who were then seminarians, including Frs Johnson, Robinson, Albert (OP) Dean and Kimball. Shows the wrok of the seminary (now Retreat House, seminary moved to Winona MN cf www.stas.org). Enjoy.
The Miracle of Marcelino. Marcelino is a young boy who lives with monks in a Monastery. One monk told Marcelino never to go up the stairwell of the onastery. But, Marcelino went upstairs, out of …More
The Miracle of Marcelino. Marcelino is a young boy who lives with monks in a Monastery. One monk told Marcelino never to go up the stairwell of the onastery. But, Marcelino went upstairs, out of curiosity to see what was there. He sees a a big crucifix in the room, and puts out bread andwine, and miraculously, Jesus appears, comes down from the cross and eats. He talks to Marcelino, said he was a good boy, and told Marcelino he could have one wish. Marcelino wishes to see Jesus' mother, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Marcelino's mother. Jesus says he has to fall asleep in order to get his wish. Marcelino falls asleep on Jesus' arm. Marcelino bears the vision of The Blessed Virgin and his mother. The monks then realize that Jesus came down to talk with the boy, and believe it was a true miracle. Jesus gave the boy the name "Marcelino Pan y Vino": "Bread and Wine."
Santa Rita de Casia Parte I. Película que nos retrata la vida de Santa Rita de Casia (1381-1457), es una de las Santas más populares en la Iglesia Catolica. Ella es conocida como la "Santa de lo …More
Santa Rita de Casia Parte I. Película que nos retrata la vida de Santa Rita de Casia (1381-1457), es una de las Santas más populares en la Iglesia Catolica. Ella es conocida como la "Santa de lo Imposible" por sus impresionantes respuestas a las oraciones, como también por los notables sucesos de su propia vida.
Investiture Ceremony from "The Nun's Story" This is a clip from the 1958 Movie, "The Nun's Story" starring Audrey Hepburn as a young woman named Gabriel Vandermal who becomes Sr. Luke of a fictional …More
Investiture Ceremony from "The Nun's Story" This is a clip from the 1958 Movie, "The Nun's Story" starring Audrey Hepburn as a young woman named Gabriel Vandermal who becomes Sr. Luke of a fictional French Women's Order. The movie, as you shall is stunningly beautiful and the liturgical scenes are carefully done. This movie is available for purchase at Amazon.com and I recommend it to your library. However the following shoul dbe noted. The movie is presents a rather negative portrait of Religious life by emphasizing its hardships and demands to the exclusion of its joys and benefits. It more than suggests that many aspects of Religious Life at that time were unreasonabel and unnecessarily harsh. Perhaps they were at times. Some older Sisters I've talked with tell me that many aspects of this movie are accurate and things were tough in the old days. Still, the movie surely has a strong point of view that could have been more balanced. Further, Sr. Luke makes a decision in the movie that …More
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