Is Archbishop Viganò in Schism?
Is Archbishop Viganò in Schism? This article was written nearly four years ago and the conclusion was: “If Archbishop Viganò truly believes that Pope Francis is propagating heresies, idolatry, and …More
Is Archbishop Viganò in Schism?
This article was written nearly four years ago and the conclusion was:
“If Archbishop Viganò truly believes that Pope Francis is propagating heresies, idolatry, and apostasy, then either Christ’s promise to the Church has failed or the Church led by Pope Francis is not the Church of Christ. If Viganò believes that Christ has failed in his promise, then he sets himself against Sacred Scripture and the teaching of Vatican I. If he believes that the Church led by Pope Francis is not the true Church of Christ, then either he is a schismatic or a sedevacantist.”
Since then we’ve had numerous other outbursts from him, not least his last one. If there was any doubt before there can be none now. He is by definition in schism.
If you cherish your faith, you’d be well advised to steer clear of him (and his cohort Williamson).
This article was written nearly four years ago and the conclusion was:
“If Archbishop Viganò truly believes that Pope Francis is propagating heresies, idolatry, and apostasy, then either Christ’s promise to the Church has failed or the Church led by Pope Francis is not the Church of Christ. If Viganò believes that Christ has failed in his promise, then he sets himself against Sacred Scripture and the teaching of Vatican I. If he believes that the Church led by Pope Francis is not the true Church of Christ, then either he is a schismatic or a sedevacantist.”
Since then we’ve had numerous other outbursts from him, not least his last one. If there was any doubt before there can be none now. He is by definition in schism.
If you cherish your faith, you’d be well advised to steer clear of him (and his cohort Williamson).
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@Matt Stand Note, that your "source" is the mouthpiece of the Deep-Church traitors' maffia. Supposedly you might be one of their provocateur employees. …More
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Note, that your "source" is the mouthpiece of the Deep-Church traitors' maffia. Supposedly you might be one of their provocateur employees.
After your brilliant theologic coherency what is the status of an apostate prelate who isn't from far Catholic?! Just note, that Bergoglio isn't anymore Catholic at all, since he returns from Germany where he didn't finished his doctoral program!
Note, that your "source" is the mouthpiece of the Deep-Church traitors' maffia. Supposedly you might be one of their provocateur employees.
After your brilliant theologic coherency what is the status of an apostate prelate who isn't from far Catholic?! Just note, that Bergoglio isn't anymore Catholic at all, since he returns from Germany where he didn't finished his doctoral program!
I think it should be fairly obvious by now to anyone with two functioning brain cells that it is the faux church in Rome led by the faux "pope" squatting …More
I think it should be fairly obvious by now to anyone with two functioning brain cells that it is the faux church in Rome led by the faux "pope" squatting on the Chair of Peter that is in schism. Please, people, stop attacking the good men who are trying to rescue the Bride of Christ from her captivity.
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Dethroning Christ? The error at the root of the Viganò controversy
Dethroning Christ? The error at the root of the Viganò controversy (Part I) Dethroning Christ? The Error at the Root of the Viganò Controversy (Part 2) A hermeneutic of continuity must be diligently …More
Dethroning Christ? The error at the root of the Viganò controversy (Part I)
Dethroning Christ? The Error at the Root of the Viganò Controversy (Part 2)
A hermeneutic of continuity must be diligently pursued rather than abandoned—and the saga of the modern councils is not yet finished.
Dethroning Christ? The Error at the Root of the Viganò Controversy (Part 2)
A hermeneutic of continuity must be diligently pursued rather than abandoned—and the saga of the modern councils is not yet finished.
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those that promote confusion ,and do not follow the will of God ,instead they follow the world,s will ,are not to be followed and are not from God
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Vade retro servants of the false prophet!
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10 Problems in the Traditional Catholic Movement
10 Problems in the Traditional Catholic Movement 1.) Becoming Gnostic & Elitist 2.) Impurity 3.) Generational Spirits 4.) Isolationist Attitude 5.) Depression & Despair 6.) Anger 7.) Disrespect of …More
10 Problems in the Traditional Catholic Movement
1.) Becoming Gnostic & Elitist
2.) Impurity
3.) Generational Spirits
4.) Isolationist Attitude
5.) Depression & Despair
6.) Anger
7.) Disrespect of Authority and the Magisterium 8.) Loose, Reckless Argumentation 9.) Bullying People 10.) Driving Others Away
1.) Becoming Gnostic & Elitist
2.) Impurity
3.) Generational Spirits
4.) Isolationist Attitude
5.) Depression & Despair
6.) Anger
7.) Disrespect of Authority and the Magisterium 8.) Loose, Reckless Argumentation 9.) Bullying People 10.) Driving Others Away
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No. I think he makes legitimate criticism. We are not above criticism.We should learn to profit from the points he makes and correct them. Many Trad …More
No. I think he makes legitimate criticism. We are not above criticism.We should learn to profit from the points he makes and correct them. Many Trad priests can clearly see such problems in their respective parishes. Fr. Ripperger speaks from experience.
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This is from Fr. Chad Ripperger. I had no idea he had such a disgust for Traditional Catholics. He offers no proof for these allegations. 10 Problems …More
This is from Fr. Chad Ripperger. I had no idea he had such a disgust for Traditional Catholics. He offers no proof for these allegations. 10 Problems in the Traditional Catholic Movement
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Archbishop Viganò: towards anarcho-vacantism (sedevacantism)
Archbishop Viganò’s version of Sedevacantism. Archbishop Viganò: towards anarcho-vacantism? - Voice of the Family … “ In summary: Archbishop Viganò admits that Francis materially occupies the throne …More
Archbishop Viganò’s version of Sedevacantism.
Archbishop Viganò: towards anarcho-vacantism? - Voice of the Family
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“ In summary: Archbishop Viganò admits that Francis materially occupies the throne of Peter and, for this reason, denies being a sedevacantist, but at the same time he is convinced that he is not formally the pope, because he is devoid of that intention of bringing about the good of the Church which constitutes the form — the essence — of the papacy.
This thesis is neither new nor original, because it was elaborated under the name of the Cassiciacum Thesis, with reference to Paul VI (1897–1978) and his successors, by Fr Guérard des Lauriers (1898–1988), a Dominican theologian who, in 1969, participated in the drafting of the Brief Critical Study of the Novus Ordo Missae, signed by Cardinals Bacci and Ottaviani. His position was set forth in the first issue (May 1979) and in subsequent issues of Cahiers de Cassiciacum, published by the Association Saint Herménégilde in …More
Archbishop Viganò: towards anarcho-vacantism? - Voice of the Family
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“ In summary: Archbishop Viganò admits that Francis materially occupies the throne of Peter and, for this reason, denies being a sedevacantist, but at the same time he is convinced that he is not formally the pope, because he is devoid of that intention of bringing about the good of the Church which constitutes the form — the essence — of the papacy.
This thesis is neither new nor original, because it was elaborated under the name of the Cassiciacum Thesis, with reference to Paul VI (1897–1978) and his successors, by Fr Guérard des Lauriers (1898–1988), a Dominican theologian who, in 1969, participated in the drafting of the Brief Critical Study of the Novus Ordo Missae, signed by Cardinals Bacci and Ottaviani. His position was set forth in the first issue (May 1979) and in subsequent issues of Cahiers de Cassiciacum, published by the Association Saint Herménégilde in …More
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Just look at the bishop of my diocese, raised Cardinal by Bergoglio. Is this is a good fruit? He has been on the wrong side of about every issue I can …More
Just look at the bishop of my diocese, raised Cardinal by Bergoglio. Is this is a good fruit? He has been on the wrong side of about every issue I can think of since the beginning of his career. Despite a lot of prayers sent his way on my part I cannot tell you with any certainty he has my foremost interests in the foremost of his mind.. If my prayers have had any avail on him, it will be to neutralise or take the sting out of the evil of his proclivities i suspect
Sedevacantism is a word coined to describe the belief that Pope John XXIII (1958-1963) and the others after him (Paul VI, John Paul I, etc.) are not a …More
Sedevacantism is a word coined to describe the belief that Pope John XXIII (1958-1963) and the others after him (Paul VI, John Paul I, etc.) are not a genuine Successors of the Apostle Peter.
If one acknowledges all Popes from John XXIII to Benedict XVI, then he is not a Sedevacantist.
Rejecting sedevacantism during the reign of those Roman Pontiffs does not prevent the Church of having an antipope in the future.
It is possible to have a false pope; not canonically elected.
Pope John Paul II - Universi Dominici Gregis:
“76. Should the election take place in a way other than that prescribed in the present Constitution, or should the conditions laid down here not be observed, the election is for this very reason null and void, without any need for a declaration on the matter; consequently, it confers no right on the one elected.”
Just an example, not a theory: What happens if there are cheating in the voting process?
If one acknowledges all Popes from John XXIII to Benedict XVI, then he is not a Sedevacantist.
Rejecting sedevacantism during the reign of those Roman Pontiffs does not prevent the Church of having an antipope in the future.
It is possible to have a false pope; not canonically elected.
Pope John Paul II - Universi Dominici Gregis:
“76. Should the election take place in a way other than that prescribed in the present Constitution, or should the conditions laid down here not be observed, the election is for this very reason null and void, without any need for a declaration on the matter; consequently, it confers no right on the one elected.”
Just an example, not a theory: What happens if there are cheating in the voting process?
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Anglican & Catholic bishops at the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together' talk about the vital role of synodality in the church.
anglicannews.org/…-anglican-and-catholic-bishops-starts-in-rome.aspx Today, Anglican & Catholic bishops at the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together' have talked about the vital role of synodality in …More
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Today, Anglican & Catholic bishops at the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together' have talked about the vital role of synodality in the church. How the people of God journey together, listen to one another & discern how God is speaking. They have discussed themes of justice, peace & reconciliation as they explore their joint mission and witness in the world.
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Today, Anglican & Catholic bishops at the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together' have talked about the vital role of synodality in the church. How the people of God journey together, listen to one another & discern how God is speaking. They have discussed themes of justice, peace & reconciliation as they explore their joint mission and witness in the world.
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More one world religion nonsense...
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ROME: happening now -- Anglican abp of Canterbury @JustinWelby processes into Catholic basilica of San Bartolomeo for Anglican communion service. He …More
ROME: happening now -- Anglican abp of Canterbury @JustinWelby processes into Catholic basilica of San Bartolomeo for Anglican communion service. He thanks #PopeFrancis especially for having granted permission for the service.
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Consider revising celibacy rule for Catholic priests, Vatican official says
It use to be the taunt of some traditional Catholics to claim the sex abuse scandals within the church are all down to Vatican II. But recent abuses uncovered in traditional communities and the harbouring …More
It use to be the taunt of some traditional Catholics to claim the sex abuse scandals within the church are all down to Vatican II.
But recent abuses uncovered in traditional communities and the harbouring of censured priests prove that this is not the case:
Renegade Catholic order in UK 'harbours clergy accused of sexual abuse'
So, is it now time the Church took a leaf out of the Eastern Rite, orthodox and Anglican churches and allow married clergy?
Consider revising celibacy rule for Catholic priests, Vatican official says
Church has ‘lost many great priests because they chose marriage’, says Charles Scicluna of Malta
But recent abuses uncovered in traditional communities and the harbouring of censured priests prove that this is not the case:
Renegade Catholic order in UK 'harbours clergy accused of sexual abuse'
So, is it now time the Church took a leaf out of the Eastern Rite, orthodox and Anglican churches and allow married clergy?
Consider revising celibacy rule for Catholic priests, Vatican official says
Church has ‘lost many great priests because they chose marriage’, says Charles Scicluna of Malta
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+Williamson has to sleep in the bed he made, but more conspicuous is your consistent desire to discredit tradition at every turn. “The wicked love the …More
+Williamson has to sleep in the bed he made, but more conspicuous is your consistent desire to discredit tradition at every turn. “The wicked love the fall of the righteous.”
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No mea culpa, as Bishop Williamson re‑emerges from the shadows
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An accurate appraisal of the antisemitic problems that plague Catholic “traditionalism”.
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A disgusting hit piece
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Archbishop Lefebvre was ‘non Una Cum’ in his last years
Bishop Pierre Roy claims that Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre was “non Una Cum” [Sedevacantist] in his last years, that is, after his 1988 consecrations. Bishop Pierre Roy: Bishop Lefebvre was non Una Cum …More
Bishop Pierre Roy claims that Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre was “non Una Cum” [Sedevacantist] in his last years, that is, after his 1988 consecrations.
Bishop Pierre Roy: Bishop Lefebvre was non Una Cum in his last years; Una Cum Francis is deception
Bishop Pierre Roy: Bishop Lefebvre was non Una Cum in his last years; Una Cum Francis is deception
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"Unlike sedevacantists, we act vis-a-vis the Pope as vis-a-vis the Successor of Peter. We address ourselves to him as such, and we pray as such. ("…More
"Unlike sedevacantists, we act vis-a-vis the Pope as vis-a-vis the Successor of Peter. We address ourselves to him as such, and we pray as such. ("Apres les ralliements sonnera l’heure de vérité," Fideliter 68, March 1989, p. 13).
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False: See conference of April 1, 1989 to the Dominican nuns in Brenne, where he ridicules those adopting the non una cum position: Archbishop Lefebvre …More
False: See conference of April 1, 1989 to the Dominican nuns in Brenne, where he ridicules those adopting the non una cum position:
Archbishop Lefebvre - Against Sedevacantism
Archbishop Lefebvre - Against Sedevacantism
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Chinese scientists 'create' a mutant coronavirus strain that attacks the brain
Chinese scientists 'create' a mutant coronavirus strain that attacks the BRAIN and has a 100% kill rate in mice - as they admit there's a 'risk it spills over to humans' Chinese scientists 'create' …More
Chinese scientists 'create' a mutant coronavirus strain that attacks the BRAIN and has a 100% kill rate in mice - as they admit there's a 'risk it spills over to humans'
Chinese scientists 'create' Covid strain with 100% kill rate in mice
Chinese scientists 'create' Covid strain with 100% kill rate in mice
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looks like the democrats (mandates )are getting ready for the 2024
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But the real question is this: If the virus was equally matched by a 100% efficacy, but tainted, vaccine would you take it? (a rhetorical question, I …More
But the real question is this:
If the virus was equally matched by a 100% efficacy, but tainted, vaccine would you take it?
(a rhetorical question, I suppose, since you’d have no choice if the virus escaped and thereby proving Bishop Schneider’s opinion - that one can never take such a tainted vaccine - false)
If the virus was equally matched by a 100% efficacy, but tainted, vaccine would you take it?
(a rhetorical question, I suppose, since you’d have no choice if the virus escaped and thereby proving Bishop Schneider’s opinion - that one can never take such a tainted vaccine - false)