Tag
Schism
“I will not remain silent”
Fr. Joachim Heimerl von Heimthal in conversation with Giuseppe Nardi.
Leo XIV and the Prophecies about the False Church
«I also saw the relationship between the two popes… I saw how nefarious the consequences of this false church would be. I saw it grow in size; heretics of all kinds came into the city (of Rome). The local clergy became lukewarm, and I saw a great darkness» (May 13, 1820) «I see that the false church of darkness is making progress, and I have seen the tremendous influence it has on people.» (August 10, 1820)
Keep Trad and carry on!
Following the Vatican’s declaration that the SSPX bishops have excommunicated themselves, Dom Alcuin Reid calls for renewed work for Catholic unity
The Holy See’s recent statement on the episcopal consecrations of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X (FSSPX) continues to spark reactions within the Church. Dom Alcuin Reid, a Benedictine monk, liturgist, and one of the most recognized voices in the traditional liturgical movement, publishes a reflection on AdVaticanum in which he calls for a renewed effort at reconciliation and warns that the Church cannot resign itself to seeing a new schism take root. Extracts :
Leo XIV, Kindly Tell Us Which Part of Your Abomination Do We Have to Agree With to Be “Included”?
I can’t speak on behalf of the SSPX, but I know I am speaking on behalf or many faithful Catholics.
Leo XIV and Madame Mullaly
Having remained deaf until now to the efforts undertaken by the Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X to obtain a simple audience from him, Pope Leo XIV received at the Vatican, this Monday, April 26, with all the honors due to an archbishop, the official representative of the Anglican schism. She encourages the LGBT lobby, declares herself open to the possibility of abortion, and received an invalid ordination, perpetrated in contempt of divine law.
Lest He Tear You to Pieces: A Short Message to the Synodal Spawn who are Breathing Threats of Excommunication Against the Faithful
I do not come to beg mercy from those who relentlessly wound and abuse the Bride of Christ while claiming to govern her.