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 …More
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.
Clandestine @WarClandestine I just made a MIND-BLOWING connection about Epstein, and it has nothing to do with the trafficking stuff… it’s about North Korea and Uranium One! According to a 2013 email exchange between Epstein and French diplomat, Olivier Colom, Epstein was “very” interested in North Korea. Stay with me, it will all add up at the end. Colom emailed Epstein and asked if he was “interested in N Korea?”, to which Epstein replied, “very”. Then Colom says, “I have something for you then. Huge. Ultra Confidential. Come to Moscow with me in January?”. Keep in mind, this email exchange took place on December 6, 2013, less than 2 months after the Uranium One deal was completed and Rosatom (Russia) took 100% ownership of Uranium One. Then after Epstein says he “likes the idea” of North Korea as a potential location for whatever they were planning, Colom says, “Issue is very sensitive. Have to meet you.” A LOT of connections here, but wait, there’s more.
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.
AN EXTRACT FROM THE LIFE OF SAINT HYPATIUS1 by Callinicus, his disciple (n. 105, l. 22-n. 107, l. 26) […] Nestorius came from Antioch to become bishop of the illustrious and ruling city of Constantinople (Dionysius, who had been named military commander of the East, brought him), as he was drawing nigh to the city, Saint Hypatius saw, in the holy Church of this capital city, that some worldly men installed him on the throne, and at once a voice saying, “Three times and a half a time and you (pl.) root up the cockle.” 106. So Hypatius began to say to certain persons and to the brothers, “I am anxious, children, about the man who is to become [bishop], for I have learned about him that he is to go astray in the faith and he governs three and a half years.” […] Nestorius thought otherwise than ought to be thought, Hypatius immediately, in the church of the Apostle, removed his name, so that it should not be exalted in the oblation. The most circumspect Bishop Eulalius having learned this …More
essica Rojas @VoicesUnheard Old History Channel clip that still hits hard. 1983: Just 30 Watts of radio waves accurately mapped oil wells across 9 states by vibrating the Earth’s layers like piano strings. 1987: Researcher says turning on similar ELF tech near a fault line accidentally triggered a 4-4.5 quake. HAARP: Massive power beamed into the ionosphere, waves that reflect back through ground and ocean. “If you do this with a billion Watts, the vibrations could be so severe underground that could even cause an earthquake.” If this was possible in the 80s... What are they capable of in 2026? I’m just asking questions. Resonance physics is real. The tech has advanced dramatically. What do you think
'Restitution for Sins of Speech Every sin requires restitution. Sins against a person’s reputation are no exception. If someone has been harmed by detraction or calumny, justice demands that the harm be repaired as far as possible. This may involve correcting false statements, restoring a person’s good name, or at least refraining from further harm. This requirement underscores the seriousness of sins of speech. Words, once spoken, cannot easily be undone. We should all note that it is particularly difficult to offer proper satisfaction for sins of the tongue in this world. This is one of the factors which makes them such awful sins. Once, a woman confessed the sin of detraction to St. Philip Neri. She had said a terrible untruth about a neighbor. St. Philip gave her a unique penance. He said, “Take a feathered pillow to the top of the hill outside the town and rip it open; then come back to the confessional.” The lady did as instructed. When she returned, thinking she would receive …More
Alex Jones @RealAlexJones REPORT: New Study Lays Out How Covid-19 Shot's Self-Assembling Nanotechnology Is Manifesting Signal Activity In Recipients! "Have We Become The Routers?... It's Infiltrating Our Entire Ecosystem! We Are Each Becoming A Node In The Internet Of Things!" PLUS, It Reveals Evidence For Major Health Complications From COVID Shots!
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.