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“Cristiada” film Coming June 1
They’ve changed the title to FOR GREATER GLORY. I plan on watching it, but I have to let you know that it annoys me greatly to hear that the Cristeros supposedly fought for religious freedom. They did not! A Cristero … Continue reading
THEOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS #25
“For I know my iniquity, and my sin is always before me.” – Ps. 51:3 After finishing the memento for the dead, the priest starts the “Nobis quoque peccatoribus” – “to us also, thy sinful servants.” He does so in … Continue reading
That Problem I Have in Believing The Party Line
To me, the facts point to the obvious: Russia still has not been properly consecrated as our Lady requested. A question on the subject was submitted to the com box under the post, “It Will Take a Lot More Than … Continue reading
Traditional Latin Mass & Ceremony for Palm Sunday
Yesterday, we attended the traditional Palm Sunday ceremonies and Mass, with Msgr. Schmitz, ICR, as the main celebrant. If you do not know what “it’s all about”, the following video should give you an idea of the most beautiful ceremony … Continue reading
THEOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS #24
Our Blessed Lord offers the chalice of His sufferings in propitiation for the sins of the world. It is particularly through his anguish of desolation and privation – of feeling forsaken even by His Father – that He merited for … Continue reading
Ite Ad Joseph!
Here is the last of the meditations for this month of St. Joseph. To it, I might add that it seems God is offering us the most powerful aid of Saint Joseph to assist us through the spiritual famine and … Continue reading
It Will Take a Lot More Than a Papal Visit
See, I told you so! Russia has not been properly consecrated. Who can believe that what you see in this video reflects anything of that era of peace which Heaven promised the world once the Church complied with our Lady’s … Continue reading
THEOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS #23
“Neither by the blood of goats, or of calves, but by His own blood, entered once into the holies, having obtained eternal redemption. – Hebrews 9:13 In the separate Consecration of the bread and wine is the immolated Christ represented. … Continue reading
“In the opinion of St. Alphonsus Liguori, a Doctor of the Church, the minister should rather die than give communion to the publicly unworthy.”
So, writes Scriptor in this awesome rebuttal to Ed Peters and in defense of Fr. Guarnizo. Please check it out. Specially, take note of the comments posted on the site, Rorate Caeli. Here is a snippet: “Here is a passage … Continue reading
Gutsy Journalism on Dereliction of Duty
The American Spectator has an article by George Neumayr which gives voice to what we here also believe. Bravo!! Mr. Neumayr. Below is an excerpt. Link to the original article here. “The road to hell is paved with the skulls … Continue reading