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Miscellanea

'Witch hunt’: New Ways Ministry attacks Ratzinger’s 1986 letter on homosexuality

New Ways Ministry published six essays attacking the Church’s teaching on homosexuality, with contributors appealing to Pope Francis as having worked to undo the perennial doctrine.

Following the era of John Paul II and Benedict XVI—a period characterized by a traditional stance on moral issues—the atmosphere under the 'pontificate' of the antipope Leo, much like that of his predecessor of unfortunate memory, is undoubtedly highly conducive to the normalization of abominations. A.S.

Source : LifeSiteNews
Miscellanea

Adoration vs. Profanation.

“Eucharistic Adoration is the secret that will transform the world.” (Saint John Paul II)

«For our struggle is not against creatures of blood and flesh, but against the Principalities and the Powers, against the rulers of this world of darkness, against the spirits of evil that dwell in the heavenly regions.» (Eph 6:12)

Source : Stilum Curiae - Marco Tosatti
Magna Quaestio

The Resignation of Benedict XVI

A Carnival Jest

In these days, much is being said about the new book by Msgr. Viganò, in which the authoritative spokesman for the FSSPX writes that all «postconciliar popes are in a state of schism with the papacy» and considers them «enemies of the papacy». Personally, I consider John Paul II and Benedict XVI to be saints, and I strongly advise Viganò’s anti-papal and anti-council adversaries not to read this article. I have already addressed the issue of Benedict XVI’s resignation in my 2025 book, but since the Chair of Peter continues to be occupied abusively amid the total indifference of cardinals and bishops—including Viganò—it is by no means superfluous to revisit the topic.

Source : Aream Suam
Miscellanea

When Benedict XVI Promoted Latin

Cited in the collection « My Council », gathering the writings of young Abbé Ratzinger, then peritus at Vatican II, the future pope wrote

« All the reasons one produces in favor of an immutable Latin – liturgical language, certainly, but also a dead language – must yield before the clear, unequivocal and precise argumentation of the Apostle… The Latin language is dead, but the Church, she is alive. So that the language, vector of grace and of the Holy Spirit, must be a living language, for it is made for men and not for angels. » https://www.lavie.fr/christianisme/eglise/mon-concile-vatican-ii

Source : Benoit-et-moi