Bishop Fredrik Hansen of Oslo, Norway, issued a July 3 statement following the episcopal consecrations by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX). He said the two consecrating bishops and the four newly consecrated bishops had removed themselves from ecclesial communion and unity with the Pope: “This is sad, painful, and calls us to prayer and penance.” He urged Catholics to pray the Rosary for the unity of the Church on the Feast of Saint Sunniva, July 8. Monsignor Hansen repeated Cardinal Tucho Fernández’s explanation that the consecrations were a schismatic act and that the priests “can no longer validly grant absolution in the sacrament of confession.” He also urged Catholics to refrain from attending FSSPX Masses and other activities. Addressing FSSPX faithful directly, he wrote: “I understand that these are difficult and distressing days for you. You may find yourselves pulled in different directions, and perhaps stand bewildered before all that has now come to pass.” He …Mwy
Just as predicted, when the Holy See announced the excommunication of the bishops consecrated by the Society of Saint Pius X, the headlines were horrible. Attention immediately centred upon the gravity of the penalty and the implications for the Society’s future. Supporters and critics alike hurried to debate Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s legacy, the necessity claimed by the Society and the consequences for traditional Catholics throughout the world. Almost unnoticed, however, another conversation began among canon lawyers.
"Therefore, o wife of mine, that is, good Christians, run with me to the sheep that still have a breath of life and let us lift them up and refresh them! Have compassion on me, for I bought them at a very high price! Let us lift them up, you with me and me with you, you at the back and I at the head! I gladly carry them with my hands."
[Saint Bridget of Sweden/ Heliga Birgitta; XIV Century AD: aged 69-70; born: Uppland, Sweden/died: Rome, Papal States; Widow, Mystic; Spiritual Writer; Founder; Patroness of Europe] Chapter 59 ~ The words of Christ, in the presence of the bride, about how Christ is likened to a peasant, good priests to a good shepherd, bad priests to a bad shepherd, and good Christians to a wife. Many useful things are also explained in this parable. After this first shepherd, that is, after these friends of mine, who used to be in my Church in days of old, other unrighteous shepherds came that bought a wife for themselves with the gold, that is, they took to themselves the body of a woman and intemperance instead of chastity and these five good things, and that is why my Spirit departed from them. For when they have a complete will to sin and to satisfy their wife, that is, to satisfy their lust, then my Spirit is absent from them, since they do not care about the perdition of the sheep so long as they …Mwy
Vatican Newspaper Denies Devil: Biblical scholar and feminist Marinella Perroni, 78, wrote for the July issue of L'Osservatore Romano's monthly supplement Donne Chiesa Mondo. She claims that "in the Genesis account there is no devil"; rather, "the serpent is simply the most cunning animal in the eyes of the desert nomads." She argues - that belief in evil spirits entered Jewish theology only at a relatively late stage through contact with other ancient religions, - that the devil as a distinct figure appears only in the late and strongly Hellenized Book of Wisdom, and - that St. Paul and the First Letter to Timothy linked "the serpent, the woman, and the fruit" to "the devil, women, and sin," thereby reinforcing a patriarchal understanding of sexual difference.
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa visited Gaza on June 22-23 and recalled the situation on June 29 in Bergamo, Italy, when he received a Prize from the Italian geopolitical magazine Limes. Key phrases as reported by VaticanNews.va. - "Gaza is a disaster. The cities have been razed to the ground, leveled, wiped out. Rafah no longer exists." - "What strikes me most is traveling along makeshift roads, through tents and sewage. This is where the people of Gaza live." - "One thing the images do not convey is the smell. "One of the greatest scourges right now is the rats, which bite. They bite children above all, and Gaza is full of children—you see them everywhere, but instead of going to school, they play, dirty, beside the sewers.”. - "Dual-use goods are not allowed in. And by dual-use they even mean school desks, pencils, notebooks, and the glass needed for windows. We want to reopen the schools, but we are missing almost everything." - "Healthcare workers have told me that what is needed …Mwy
The essential difference between these two groups lies not in their attachment to the traditional Mass, but in their public judgment on the causes of the crisis. Canonically recognized traditional communities continue, by virtue of their statutes, to institutionally accept the Second Vatican Council and the liturgical reforms. They may criticize certain excesses or interpretations, but they do not contest the principles or the legitimacy of the reforms. The SSPX, on the contrary, considers that several conciliar teachings, particularly on religious freedom, ecumenism and collegiality, as well as the liturgical reform itself, constitute deep causes of the crisis and must therefore be subjected to doctrinal criticism.
Rev. Gerald Murray, a New York canon lawyer, called the excommunication of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X "a canonical mess" in an interview with Raymond Arroyo (video below). Two Canonical Mechanisms Rev. Murray distinguishes automatic (latae sententiae) penalties from imposed (ferendae sententiae) penalties requiring a judicial or administrative process. Cardinal Victor "Tucho" Fernández did not impose excommunication but declared that an automatic penalty had already been incurred, since consecrating bishops without papal mandate triggers excommunication under canon law. Decree Excommunicates Only Six Bishops Rev. Murray's central criticism: the decree names only six bishops, while the explanatory note refers to priests and laity. But a note cannot legally expand a decree's scope. The note calls priests "schismatics," yet the decree itself never declares them excommunicated. Since a penal decree must specify who committed which offense and when, and this was omitted, Rev. …Mwy
Remember Lucifer can appear as angel of light hold onto Tradition the rupture occurred in the 60s why do think Fatima secret was kept secret beside that we have the oath against modernism thrown out the window which a Saintly Pope gave us for protection against luciferin doctrine. Modernism synthesis of all heresies
Leo XIV in Lampedusa: Today, Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa to highlight his preferred issue of immigration. He began the visit with a silent prayer at the Cala Pisana cemetery, standing before the wooden crosses of migrants who had died while being trafficked. During his homily, he greeted the immigrants and thanked them for helping each other. As he walked along the island’s rocky coast, the wind blew his zucchetto off (as can be seen in the video).
Einer der bezauberndsten Momente beim Besuch von Papst Leo XIV. auf Lampedusa. Der Wind wehte dem Papst sein Zucchetto vom Kopf, als er an der felsigen Küste der Insel entlangging. Zum Glück kam Monsignore Edgard zur Hilfe!
Leo XIV Meets Migrant Boy in Carefully Choreographed Staging: Today in Lampedusa, Pope Leo XIV met Leo, a migrant boy who arrived alone on the island ten years ago after losing his mother. The boy told the Pope that a simple paper ball gave him hope when he first arrived and inspired him to keep playing football. He gave Pope Leo a football and a heartfelt letter. During his visit, Pope Leo XIV called on Europe to protect and support illegal immigrants.
Una messa in scena straordinaria: la visita odierna di Papa Leone XIV a Lampedusa è stata l’occasione per incontrare Leo, un bambino migrante arrivato a Lampedusa 10 anni fa. Il ragazzo ha regalato al Papa un pallone da calcio dei Mondiali e una lettera, dicendo: «Caro Papa, sono felicissimo di incontrarti! Dieci anni fa la mia storia è iniziata qui a Lampedusa. Ero solo e avevo perso tutto, soprattutto mia mamma. Dicono che ho smesso di piangere solo quando mi hanno dato una palla di carta; da quel giorno quella palla è rimasta nel mio cuore e non ho mai smesso di giocare. Spero davvero che questa palla che ti regalo ora possa arrivare a un altro bambino e renderlo felice proprio come ha fatto con me. Grazie, Leo.» Tradotto con DeepL.com (versione gratuita)
We Are The World youtube.com/watch?v=182f6dTagkU&t=1s Where ‘We Are The World’ Charity Donations REALLY Went | the detail. youtube.com/watch?v=mCaVRbTs-Zc&t=14s COCAINE ORGIES IN THE VATICAN Reports of cocaine-fueled orgies involving Vatican figures generally trace back to a real-life incident in June 2017, when Vatican police raided an apartment and broke up a drug-fueled gay sex party. The event caused a major scandal for the Catholic Church, though some details have also been mirrored or exaggerated in popular fiction. [1, 2] The 2017 Vatican Apartment Raid The Incident: In late June 2017, the Vatican Gendarmerie (police) raided a property after neighbors complained about constant noise and a steady stream of people entering and leaving the residence. [1, 2] The Location: The raid took place in an apartment belonging to the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Ironically, this is the specific department tasked with handling cases of clerical misconduct and sexual …Mwy
Hosea 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22 “I will allure her now; I will lead her into the wilderness.” The desert is peace, the moment when we return to ourselves. Let us welcome God’s joy. Matthew 9:18-26 “Courage, daughter!” The Lord tells us: I am with you. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
This afternoon, Leo XIV will move to the Apostolic Palace of Castel Gandolfo for a period of rest, until Monday, July 27. During this time, general, private, and special audiences are suspended. The general audiences will resume on Wednesday, August 5. On the Sundays in July, Leo XIV will pray the Angelus in Freedom Square in Castel Gandolfo. #newsUhcuzrjysf
Lets hope for a St Paul moment blinding light for the hole church we all need it time to time correction is never fun but necessary . Fatima miracle of the sun Pius XII Saw it in Vatican Garden where that famous tree was planted by Francis
Appointing and meeting with apostates, not to mention excommunicating, does takes its toll(!) May the Holy Spirit engage with him fruitfully during his 'period of rest'
Bishop Czesław Kozon of Copenhagen, Denmark celebrates Mass according to the Roman Rite whenever he is asked to do so, he told de.CatholicNewsAgency.com on 4 July. He favours a pastoral approach: "People who want this should have the opportunity to do so." At the same time, he believes that 'Traditionis Custodes' "does not harm the Church": "One must recognise that the post-conciliar liturgy is the Church's liturgy, and that it can also be celebrated beautifully. That is the ideal we should strive for." He described the episcopal consecrations performed by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX) as "tragic and completely pointless". Monsignor Kozon continued: "It also shows that this is about more than just the old Mass. Those who once praised the Church’s Magisterium, emphasised obedience and promoted unity are now acting in a way that is clearly disobedient and harms unity. That is why it is truly sad, and there is no excuse for it." #newsXjweykrbek
Cardinal Kurt Koch, Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity, says the illicit episcopal consecrations by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X (FSSPX) should not be seen as the end of dialogue with Rome. Key quotes from the Communio podcast published by Herder on 2 July.. On Excommunication and Future Dialogue - An excommunication is a medicinal penalty. It is not intended to be definitive; rather, it is meant to invite repentance so that one may find the way back. - I hope it will be possible in the future to resume new talks, so that they may find their way back into the Catholic Church. - At the moment I do not see that happening, but it would also be far too early. No Recognition of Popes Since Vatican II - This amounts to a form of self-authorisation for carrying out episcopal consecrations. - …a self-contradiction: on the one hand, they invoke the authority of the Pope in the most beautiful terms, yet on the decisive issues they go their own way. - To me, this gives …Mwy
Cardinal Koch, Prefect of Christian Unity, on the SSPX Consecrations: "We need to rethink Traditionis custodes, especially for those faithful who feel drawn to this liturgy without sharing the ideology of the SSPX."
California Bishop Celebrates Homosex Eucharist in Cathedral: On 27 June, Bishop Alberto Rojas, 61, of San Bernardino, California, celebrated a homosexual Eucharist at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary. Ministers and choir members wore rainbow-coloured stoles. Other rainbow symbols decorated the cathedral. Bishop Rojas used language of unconditional acceptance, emphasising that unrepentant homosexuals 'belong here'. Homosexuals living in civil partnerships attended the Eucharist and were greeted by the bishop.
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Effeminate bishop celebrates sacrilegious Eucharist in cathedral: Will he be excommunicated by the Vatican or at least reprimanded? No, that's for those who faithfully uphold the doctrine.