text:
"Francis received in audience this morning...
... - H. E. Abp. Guido Pozzo, Titular Archbishop of Bagnoregio, Secretary of the Pontifical Commission 'Ecclesia Dei';..." (Bollettino)
Posted by New Catholic at 2/27/2017 01:57:00 PM
Sin is Virtue
The freaking creeps running the Church today:
Why bother getting married, right? Then, why bother being Catholic at all?...
Fr. Spadaro, SJ, runs the once-great Civiltà Cattolica founded by none other than the magnificent Pio Nono (Bl. Pius IX). He is one of the two or three closest advisors of Pope Francis...
Labels: Marriage, The Bergoglio Pontificate
Posted by New Catholic at 2/27/2017 10:17:00 AM
A tale of Mass murder and homicide
On February 18, 1916, a Catholic priest was executed by the state of New York at the Sing Sing prison -- the only priest in America to receive the death penalty for a crime. The New York Daily News today did a look back at the story from a century ago.
Father Hans Schmidt was convicted of murder, following an affair he had with a woman. Before he killed her, he also paid for their baby to be aborted.
What was especially interesting was this passage from today's article:
Posted by Kenneth J. Wolfe at 2/27/2017 04:41:00 AM
Shameful and Repulsive: 1970s-style Francis unsurprisingly soft on pedophiles
From the excellent AP reporter in Rome Nicole Winfield:
Pope quietly trims sanctions for sex abusers seeking mercy
By NICOLE WINFIELDVATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis has quietly reduced sanctions against a handful of pedophile priests, applying his vision of a merciful church even to its worst offenders in ways that survivors of abuse and the pope's own advisers question.
Posted by New Catholic at 2/26/2017 05:11:00 PM
Ecce ascendimus Ierosolymam: Lent Is coming...
Ecce ascendimus Ierosolymam, et consummabuntur omnia quæ scripta sunt per prophetas de Filio hominis. (From the Gospel for the Sunday in Quinquagesima, Luke xviii, 31: Behold, we go up to Jerusalem, and all things shall be accomplished which were written by the prophets concerning the Son of Man.)
Christianity is as old as the world; for it consists, essentially, in the idea of a God -- Creator, Legislator, and Savior -- and in a life conformable to that idea. Now, God manifested himself to the human race from the beginning under the threefold relation of Creator, Legislator, and Savior, and from the beginning, from Adam to Noah, from Noah to Abraham, from Abraham to Moses, from Moses to Jesus Christ, there have been men who lived conformably with this idea of God.
Three times before Jesus Christ, God manifested himself to men in this threefold character: by Adam, the first father of the human race; by Noah, the second father of the human race; and by Moses, the lawgiver of a People whose influence and existence have mixed them up with all the destinies of mankind.
There exists, however, a fact not less remarkable, namely, that Christianity only started its reign in the world eighteen hundred years ago, with Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ appears to have been the first who brought light into the world. Before him, as Saint John said, "it shined in darkness". But what is the cause of this? How is it that Christianity, vanquished in the world before Jesus Christ, has been victorious in it since his coming? How is it that Christianity, before Jesus Christ, "did not hinder the nations from following their ways", and that Jesus Christ, on the contrary, was able to pronounce that sentence of eternal victory, "In mundo pressuram habebitits, sed confidite, ego vici mundum"?
What new thing is it then that Jesus Christ has accomplished? Is it the sacrifice on Calvary? The Lamb of God that takes aways the sins of the world "was slain from the beginning of the world". ... Is it the Gospel? The Gospel, after all, is but the Word of God, and that word, after many trials, did not change the world. Is it the sacraments? The sacraments are only the channels of grace, and the grace of God, although less abundant, without doubt had not ceased continually to flow to men before Jesus Christ. What new thing, then, did Jesus Christ accomplish? By what means did he secure the eternal duration of the victory obtained on Calvary?
Listen to his own words, he will say them to you: "Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against her". This is the work which was to subjugate forever hell and the world, which would everyday renew the Sacrifice of the Savior, maintain and diffuse his doctrines, distribute his grace! ... this Church, "the pillar and ground of the truth"...[is] destined to the universal and perpetual instruction of the human race.
Three times before Jesus Christ, God manifested himself to men in this threefold character: by Adam, the first father of the human race; by Noah, the second father of the human race; and by Moses, the lawgiver of a People whose influence and existence have mixed them up with all the destinies of mankind.
There exists, however, a fact not less remarkable, namely, that Christianity only started its reign in the world eighteen hundred years ago, with Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ appears to have been the first who brought light into the world. Before him, as Saint John said, "it shined in darkness". But what is the cause of this? How is it that Christianity, vanquished in the world before Jesus Christ, has been victorious in it since his coming? How is it that Christianity, before Jesus Christ, "did not hinder the nations from following their ways", and that Jesus Christ, on the contrary, was able to pronounce that sentence of eternal victory, "In mundo pressuram habebitits, sed confidite, ego vici mundum"?
What new thing is it then that Jesus Christ has accomplished? Is it the sacrifice on Calvary? The Lamb of God that takes aways the sins of the world "was slain from the beginning of the world". ... Is it the Gospel? The Gospel, after all, is but the Word of God, and that word, after many trials, did not change the world. Is it the sacraments? The sacraments are only the channels of grace, and the grace of God, although less abundant, without doubt had not ceased continually to flow to men before Jesus Christ. What new thing, then, did Jesus Christ accomplish? By what means did he secure the eternal duration of the victory obtained on Calvary?
Listen to his own words, he will say them to you: "Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against her". This is the work which was to subjugate forever hell and the world, which would everyday renew the Sacrifice of the Savior, maintain and diffuse his doctrines, distribute his grace! ... this Church, "the pillar and ground of the truth"...[is] destined to the universal and perpetual instruction of the human race.
Henri-Dominique Lacordaire
Conférences à Notre-Dame de Paris (1835)
Conférences à Notre-Dame de Paris (1835)
Labels: Lacordaire
Posted by New Catholic at 2/26/2017 08:09:00 AM
Lent is coming: Time to prepare
Audio mission on death, judgement, Heaven & Hell
Lent is coming next week. We're running out of time to prepare.
In the past, you could find a traditional Lenten Mission at many parishes. Now, unless you are near a traditional parish, they are nearly extinct -- or worthless.
Fortunately, we are not meant to live in the past, we are meant to live in the now. And, now, we have the Internet. And there is an abundance of good on the Internet, along with the bad.
As we do every year, we bring to your attention this wonderful, traditional, five-part Lenten Mission by the holy and learned Fr. Isaac Mary Relyea. While it is not short, it does go by very quickly, and is easy to follow and understand. It's clear, concise and bold.
As we do every year, we bring to your attention this wonderful, traditional, five-part Lenten Mission by the holy and learned Fr. Isaac Mary Relyea. While it is not short, it does go by very quickly, and is easy to follow and understand. It's clear, concise and bold.
As the season nears, you would do well to listen to this, to pray on it and to use it to prepare for a fruitful Lent -- and be ready for it to change you for the better.
Click on each of the five themes of the mission: Prelude to the Mission * On Death * On Judgment * On Hell * On Heaven
Please consider helping Fr. Isaac. If these sermons end up meaning as much to you as they do to us, please consider giving whatever you can to cover Father's expenses.
To donate, please send your contribution to the address below. You can reference Rorate when you write. No donation is considered too small.
Father Isaac Mary Relyea
369 County Road 546
Hanceville, Alabama 35077
Click on each of the five themes of the mission: Prelude to the Mission * On Death * On Judgment * On Hell * On Heaven
Please consider helping Fr. Isaac. If these sermons end up meaning as much to you as they do to us, please consider giving whatever you can to cover Father's expenses.
To donate, please send your contribution to the address below. You can reference Rorate when you write. No donation is considered too small.
Father Isaac Mary Relyea
369 County Road 546
Hanceville, Alabama 35077
Labels: Adventures in New Media, Lent, Sermons and Homilies
Posted by Adfero. at 2/25/2017 07:00:00 AM
Lent is coming: Time to prepare
Printable Lent worksheet
Lent is coming and it's now that we should be preparing.
Today, we once again post the worksheet below, which was made years ago for us to use by a wonderful traditional priest (click for larger view and printing). It's a good tool to make our plans, to refer to throughout Lent and to evaluate our progress when Lent ends.
Planning for Lent should be no different than planning for other things in life: Plan, prepare, execute and evaluate. Today we give you a tool to use. Tomorrow, we'll give you some inspiration.
Posted by Adfero at 2/24/2017 10:23:00 AM
New book on the Church and the New Age
Buy it here: Amazon.co.uk; Amazon.com
Roger Buck's Cor Jesu Sacratissimum: From Secularism and the New Age to Christendom Renewed is a substantial volume investigating the New Age, its roots and its implications, and the path to the restoration of Christendom.
I've written more about the New Age over on my blog here; a position paper on the New Age and the Traditional Mass is in preparation.
I was asked to provide a comment for the back cover, and I wrote:
'Roger Buck has done a great service to the Church by his careful and well-informed examination of the New Age, which is both truly charitable and unflinching, and his discussion of wider issues in the Church from the perspective of a former New Age initiate.
'Buck shows that the New Age is an attempt, however flawed, to escape the materialism of modernity, and that it is Catholicism in its traditional forms, with its mystery and ritual, its sacramantals, art, and pious practices, which can best reveal the immense reality of the suffering and love for all mankind of Christ's Sacred Heart, to those trapped in the false mysteries of the New Age.'
Posted by Joseph Shaw at 2/24/2017 10:00:00 AM
Francis: the gift that keeps on giving
"There are those who say 'I am very Catholic, I always go to Mass, I belong to this and that association'," the head of the 1.2 billion-member Roman Catholic Church said, according to a Vatican Radio transcript.
He said that some of these people should also say "'my life is not Christian, I don't pay my employees proper salaries, I exploit people, I do dirty business, I launder money, (I lead) a double life'."
"There are many Catholics who are like this and they cause scandal," he said. "How many times have we all heard people say 'if that person is a Catholic, it is better to be an atheist'." [Homily at Santa Marta, translated by Reuters]
No, no: it's always better to be a baptized person, cleansed by the Holy Ghost in baptism -- it always objectively allows the baptized soul to open itself up more easily than the non-baptized to the calls of the Holy Trinity to penance and conversion. That is the whole point of the yearly exercise of Lent to start next week: it is to recognize our many failures, and join the darkness of our souls to be washed away by the Supreme redeeming Action of God-Incarnate who died on the Cross.
Parce nobis, Domine! - You know why you inflicted Francis upon your Church: parce nobis!
Posted by New Catholic at 2/23/2017 09:00:00 PM
En attendant Godot
Tagle to replace Müller as CDF Prefect?
Tagle singing at a concert, 2012.
To the recent reports from other sources that Cardinal Müller has already offered his resignation from CDF, Rorate can now add, from its own very well-placed sources, that there is a plan at the highest levels to replace Müller as Prefect of CDF with no less than the Asian "Pope Francis", the man seen by many as Francis' dauphin, Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle.
Müller, appointed Prefect in July 2012, has been effectively marginalized in the past years over the Family Synods and most importantly over Amoris Laetitia. Questions about his future in the Roman Curia have been persistent through the years. It remains to be seen whether he will eventually be sent back to Germany to take the still-vacant see of Mainz (traditionally a red-hat see), or be tossed to a ceremonial position, or whether, like Stanisław Cardinal Ryłko last year, he will simply be retired long before turning 75.
Tagle's own theological oeuvre is very thin and his academic reputation rests mainly on the essays he wrote as part of the Bologna School's History of Vatican II. It is his slick promotion by the mainstream Catholic media, his reliably progressivist views (couched in "moderate" language) coupled with his stint at the International Theological Commission and the patronage he received from Joseph Ratzinger, first as CDF Prefect then as Pope, that have combined to give him an aura of learning far beyond what is supported by his real output. His election as President of both the Catholic Biblical Federation (in 2014) and Caritas International (in 2015) and his designation as one of three Delegate Presidents of the Extraordinary Synod of 2014 further guaranteed his prominence in the universal Church.
Should this latest plan come to pass, Cardinal Tagle, who will turn 60 in June, will have an enviable "CV" for a conclave frontrunner: a long stint (more than 15 years and counting) as diocesan bishop then archbishop, followed by a stint as head of a Curial dicastery.
In the two previous Februaries Don Pio Pace wrote for Rorate long articles on the growing Tagle candidacy for the next conclave, articles worth reading now more than ever:
Exclusive Op-Ed: Pio Pace: "Conclave Preparations: Watch Out - Great Editorial Manoeuvres Signal Cardinal Tagle" (Feb. 2016)
Posted by New Catholic at 2/23/2017 01:50:00 PM
Appeal: Help Keep the Roman Forum going
For most of our readers, you already know the critical work Dr. John Rao, and The Roman Forum, do every year on behalf of the Church and traditional Catholics everywhere. Last year, we helped raise over $10,000 to keep the Forum going. This year, for obvious reasons, it is more important than ever. Please read below, and please click here to donate whatever you can.
The Roman Forum
11 Carmine St., Apt. 2C
New York, New York 10014
Dear Friends,
The Roman Forum is still in need of at least $25,000 in tax-deductible donations in support of its Twenty-Fifth Annual Summer Symposium. This program will be held from July 3rd through July 14th, 2017 (11 nights) on the topic: Setting Right a World Turned Upside Down---Transformation in Christ Versus a Sickness Unto Death.
We need this sum to provide travel, room, and board for our international faculty and musical staff: fourteen participants at the moment, though still growing in number and potentially to include some further and rather significant clerical additions. No speaker receives remuneration for his participation. Funds are also used to aid the many priests, seminarians, college students, and others from across the globe---especially from Africa---who would be unable to attend without some help. I cannot tell you how significant this quarter of a century Symposium has become in creating a permanent, worldwide, fraternal union of clergy and laity, as well as providing an annual academic and activist strategy planning session on behalf of the Traditionalist Movement across the globe. Those wishing to attend Gardone, 2017 can contact us through the email address given above.
Labels: Fundraiser, Rao
Posted by Adfero. at 2/22/2017 02:26:00 PM
De Mattei: When public correction of a pope is urgent and necessary
Roberto de Mattei
Corrispondenza Romana
February 22, 2017
May a Pope be publicly corrected for his reprehensible behaviour? Or should the attitude of the faithful be that of unconditional obedience, until the point of justifying anything the Pope's says and does, even if openly scandalous? According to some, like the Vatican journalist Andrea Tornielli, it is possible to express "tète a tète" one's dissent to the Pope, without, however, manifesting it publicly. This thesis nonetheless, contains an important admission. The Pope is not infallible, unless he speaks ex cathedra. Otherwise it would not be licit to dissent even privately and the path to follow would only be that of religious silence. On the other hand, the Pope, who is not Christ, but only his representative on earth, can sin and make mistakes. Yet, is it true that he may only be corrected privately and never publicly?
Labels: Amoris Laetitia, Bergoglian Milestones, Communion for "Remarried" Divorcees, de Mattei, Dubia of the Four Cardinals, Marriage, St. Paul, St. Peter, The Bergoglio Pontificate
Posted by Adfero. at 2/22/2017 01:32:00 PM
The Wall Street Journal visits Clear Creek Abbey
The three-day American holiday weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal featured an article on the front page of its "Review" section looking at "a burgeoning movement among traditional Christians" to create "their own small communities".
It could have said "community", as the piece focused almost entirely on the work of the Benedictines at Clear Creek Abbey. The article began:
Posted by Kenneth J. Wolfe at 2/21/2017 10:03:00 PM
Announcing the 2017 Summer Theology Program in Norcia -- Aquinas on the Sacraments
|Agriturismo Casale - the base of our operations
The Albertus Magnus Center for Scholastic Studies is happy to announce that registration is now open for the July 2017 summer theology program in the town of Norcia. This will be our sixth summer program since 2011. We are especially excited to be studying the sacraments, with a close look at baptism and the Holy Eucharist, through the lens of Book IV of the Commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard by St. Thomas Aquinas, which has some of the Angelic Doctor's most extensive and intriguing discussions of sacramental theology from his entire career. The program directors will be Fr. Thomas Crean, O.P., Christopher Owens, and Peter Kwasniewski. Fr. Cassian Folsom, O.S.B., the founding prior of Norcia, will join us for a lecture and conversation.
Labels: Albertus Magnus Center for Scholastic Studies, Monastery of St Benedict in Norcia, Peter Kwasniewski, Summer Schools
Posted by Peter Kwasniewski at 2/21/2017 03:00:00 PM
Conference on the Canonical Problem of the Deposition of Popes to be Held in Paris
For some reason, a certain provision of Gratian's Decretals, an early collection of canon law, has been the subject of renewed interest in recent times. The relevant text runs: "No mortal shall presume to rebuke [the pope's] faults, for he who is to judge all is to be judged by no one, unless he is found straying from the faith" (Dist. 40 c.6). The last condition "unless he is found straying from the faith" has sometimes been interpreted to mean that a pope who strayed into heresy could be deposed. At the end of March a scholarly conference on the canonical and theological problem of the deposition of heretical popes is to be held at the Center for Law and Religious Societies of the Legal Faculty Jean-Monnet of the University Paris-Sud, in the Parisian suburb of Sceaux. The conference will be considering a recently published book on the subject by legal scholar Laurent Fonbaustier: La déposition du pape hérétique : Une origine du constitutionnalisme ? [The Deposition of an Heretical Pope: An Origin of Constitutionalism?]. Fonbaustier traces the influence of Gratian's decretal on political theories of limited government.
Posted by Sacerdos Romanus at 2/21/2017 10:23:00 AM
Support the FSSP Saint Francis Xavier Mission Trip
Rorate has always been a proud supporter of these mission trips. Below, please see a short write-up, provided by a reader:
It is easy to get discouraged by all the maddening news that seems to come out about the Church on a daily basis. Especially for orthodox, conservative, traditional-minded Catholics it can be extremely frustrating when we get characterized as rigid, sick, or elitist. If you are not already aware of it, I want to draw your attention to an apostolate that both destroys these stereotypes and hopefully represents a real sign of hope for the future of the Church.
For five years now the Saint Francis Xavier Mission Trip of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter has been organizing missions for youth and families. On the one hand we could emphasize that these missions are rooted in the Traditional Latin Mass, but it may be better to simply say that these missions are grounded in the Catholic Faith, which has always had at its heart the Traditional Latin Mass.
Labels: FSSP, Mexico, Missionary Beauty
Posted by Adfero. at 2/20/2017 02:16:00 PM
That's it. That's all we have to say.
On the other hand, we should never get tired of Saint Paul. He, like the good Jesuits of the 16th century (Xavier first of all, but so many others), suffered immensely, out of love for Christ and His Church and her true, everlasting, and unwavering Doctrine.
Is there a more beautiful epistle than this Sunday's in the Church year? Hardly any: the Autobiography of Saint Paul is a testament of love. If you heard it and read it thoughtlessly in Mass today, read it again. Thank you, Doctor Gentium!
On the other hand, we should never get tired of Saint Paul. He, like the good Jesuits of the 16th century (Xavier first of all, but so many others), suffered immensely, out of love for Christ and His Church and her true, everlasting, and unwavering Doctrine.
Is there a more beautiful epistle than this Sunday's in the Church year? Hardly any: the Autobiography of Saint Paul is a testament of love. If you heard it and read it thoughtlessly in Mass today, read it again. Thank you, Doctor Gentium!
|Saint Paul's shipwreck in Malta
"You gladly put up with fools, because you are wise yourselves! For you suffer it if a man enslaves you, if a man devours you, if a man takes from you, if a man is arrogant, if a man slaps your face! I speak to my own shame, as though we had been weak. But wherein any man is bold - I am speaking foolishly - I also am bold. Are they Hebrews? So am I! Are they Israelites? So am I! Are they offspring of Abraham? So am I! Are they ministers of Christ? I - to speak as a fool - am more: in many more labors, in prisons more frequently, in lashes above measure, often exposed to death. From the Jews five times I received forty lashes less one. Thrice I was scourged, once I was stoned, thrice I suffered shipwreck, a night and a day I was adrift on the sea; in journeyings often, in perils from floods, in perils from robbers, in perils from my own nation, in perils from the Gentiles, in perils in the city, in perils in the wilderness, in perils in the sea, in perils from false brethren; in labor and hardships, in many sleepless nights, in hunger and thirst, in fastings often, in cold and nakedness. Besides those outer things, there is my daily pressing anxiety, the care of all the churches! Who is weak, and I am not weak? Who is made to stumble, and I am not inflamed? If I must boast, I will boast of the things that concern my weakness. The God and Father of the Lord Jesus, Who is blessed forevermore, knows that I do not lie. In Damascus the governor under King Aretas was guarding the city of the Damascenes in order to arrest me, but I was lowered in a basket through a window in the wall, and escaped his hands. If I must boast - it is not indeed expedient to do so - but I will come to visions and revelations of the Lord. I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago - whether in the body I do not know, or out of the body I do not know, God knows - such a one was caught up to the third heaven. And I know such a man - whether in the body or out of the body I do not know, God knows that he was caught up into paradise and heard secret words that man may not repeat. Of such a man I will boast; but of myself I will glory in nothing save in my infirmities. For if I do wish to boast, I shall not be foolish; for I shall be speaking the truth. But I forbear, lest any man should reckon me beyond what he sees in me or hears from me. And lest the greatness of the revelations should puff me up, there was given me a thorn for the flesh, a messenger of Satan, to buffet me. Concerning this I thrice besought the Lord that it might leave me. And He has said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for strength is made perfect in weakness. Gladly therefore I will glory in my infirmities, that the strength of Christ may dwell in me." (2 Cor. 11:19-33; 12:1-9)
Labels: Sexagesima
Posted by New Catholic at 2/19/2017 08:24:00 PM
Guest Op-Ed - Waiting for the Bridegroom: The Nuptial Character of the Usus Antiquior
By Veronica A. Arntz
The parable of the ten virgins awaiting the bridegroom reveals a significant key for understanding our relationship with Christ: We are meant to be watchful, waiting for the hour of His coming with anticipation. Five virgins were wise, and five were foolish. Five had a sufficient amount of oil to meet the delayed bridegroom, while five did not. Some of us await the second coming of Christ with an awakened spirit, while others live our lives as if He does not exist. If we consider this parable within the context of sacred liturgy, we could say the following: The wise virgins are the ones who listen for the voice of the Lord within the texts; they are the ones who are prepared to meet the Bridegroom by listening to His words. In a particular way, the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite can foster what Dietrich von Hildebrand calls the "spirit of awakenedness," which he considers to be the spirit necessary to "conform to the sursum corda."
This parable about the wise and foolish virgins appropriately sets the tone for discussing the spirit of waiting in the Extraordinary Form, because this form of the Roman Rite possesses a manifestly nuptial character. The words of the rite reveal both the love of the Bridegroom for us, but also, the love that we ought to give Him through praise and thanksgiving. While much has been said to men about the Extraordinary Form being the natural place to cultivate a priestly or religious vocation, it seems that women can relate very well to this nuptial character of the Mass. In a special way, women can discover the means and the grace for anticipating the Bridegroom, like the five wise virgins, through the sacred texts and form of the usus antiquior.
Labels: Guest op-ed
Posted by Adfero. at 2/17/2017 10:00:00 AM
NEW: Bishop Athanasius Schneider video interview
SSPX regularization, priests refusing Communion in the hand, heretic Martin Luther and Amoris Laetitia discussed
Today, along with our Spanish-language partners "Adelante la Fe," we release a video interview with His Excellency Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana. The interview, conducted by Mauricio Ponce, goes into many of the hot-button issues facing the Church today. This coincided with the Summorum Pontificum conference hosted by the FSSP in Guadalajara. The FSSP will post more of his conferences, Masses and interviews soon at www.fsspmexico.mx
Please see the video below. And, as always, we ask everyone to post this on their blogs and social media sites:
Labels: Amoris Laetitia, Communion for "Remarried" Divorcees, Luther, Martin Luther, Schneider, SSPX, SSPX under Pope Francis, The Bergoglio Pontificate
Posted by Adfero. at 2/16/2017 01:34:00 PM
A Sign of Hope
|The newly completed chevet of Clear Creek Abbey Church
The monks of the traditionalist Benedictine abbey of Clear Creek recently sent out the following e-mail:
Posted by Sacerdos Romanus at 2/15/2017 06:00:00 PM
Op-Ed: "SSPX: the Personal Prelature will outlive the various succeeding Pontiffs"
SSPX : The Personal Prelature will outlive the various succeeding Pontiffs
A special Op-Ed by
Côme de Prévigny
Should the Personal Prelature presented by Rome to the Society of Saint Pius X be accepted? Some present their negative opinion, based on the circumstances, but that is a badly formulated quetion. What should be asked instead is this: Can a canonical recognition be rejected when no unacceptable condition is attached to this concession? Abp. Lefebvre never refused a canonical structure by itself, when he was alive. He refused solely the demands conditioning the structure that he had originally sought and obtained, and that was unjustly removed from him.
He never wanted to break, of his own will, the canonical liaison that linked him officially with Rome, and even to this Rome infested with Modernists. Quite the contrary, he refused it: he challenged the publication of the break of this link, and appealed the decisions of the ecclesiastical authorities. Consequently, Abp. Lefebvre never faced the situation in which we find ourselves: the Society is offered a canonical structure unconditionally. Incidentally, on what basis can it be refused if no condition is imposed (and even if the conditions were neutral), and if one considers that the Pope, due to the divine mandate granted by Our Lord to Peter and his successors, continues to possess the supernatural power of binding and unbinding, despite all his woes? Would the current crisis make the primacy of Peter and the power of the keys of Catholic truths which are embarrassing, optional, and superfluous?
He never wanted to break, of his own will, the canonical liaison that linked him officially with Rome, and even to this Rome infested with Modernists. Quite the contrary, he refused it: he challenged the publication of the break of this link, and appealed the decisions of the ecclesiastical authorities. Consequently, Abp. Lefebvre never faced the situation in which we find ourselves: the Society is offered a canonical structure unconditionally. Incidentally, on what basis can it be refused if no condition is imposed (and even if the conditions were neutral), and if one considers that the Pope, due to the divine mandate granted by Our Lord to Peter and his successors, continues to possess the supernatural power of binding and unbinding, despite all his woes? Would the current crisis make the primacy of Peter and the power of the keys of Catholic truths which are embarrassing, optional, and superfluous?
Posted by New Catholic at 2/13/2017 01:55:00 PM
IMPORTANT: Francis surrogate to answer the dubia on Amoris Laetitia tomorrow? [UPDATED]
UPDATE (Rome, 1200 PM):
Cardinal Coccopalmerio decided not to come to the official presentation. His own justification, as reported by Edward Pentin, was forwarded in the press conference: "Coccopalmerio can't make presser on his Amoris book due to diary clash, says he will give interviews in coming days." It was added by Conference presenters that, "Coccopalmerio's book on Amoris Laetitia is not a response to the dubia, just his own pastoral reflections."
We thank the Holy Ghost, Supreme Protector of the Orthodoxy of the Church of Rome. Coccopalmerio surely noticed his presence, as President of the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legal Texts, in an official Vatican press conference, could surely be interpreted as an official response on the potential heterodox matters present in Amoris Laetitia and currently being questioned for clarification.
And, as we said yesterday on Twitter, and multiple times before: Are you really prepared for Francis to answer the dubia? Are you truly prepared? Think about it ...
We are told to watch for a press conference tomorrow focused on Amoris Laetitia. It is said to be the official reply to the four cardinals' dubia, which will be answered by Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, President of the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legal Texts.
Cardinal Coccopalmerio decided not to come to the official presentation. His own justification, as reported by Edward Pentin, was forwarded in the press conference: "Coccopalmerio can't make presser on his Amoris book due to diary clash, says he will give interviews in coming days." It was added by Conference presenters that, "Coccopalmerio's book on Amoris Laetitia is not a response to the dubia, just his own pastoral reflections."
We thank the Holy Ghost, Supreme Protector of the Orthodoxy of the Church of Rome. Coccopalmerio surely noticed his presence, as President of the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legal Texts, in an official Vatican press conference, could surely be interpreted as an official response on the potential heterodox matters present in Amoris Laetitia and currently being questioned for clarification.
And, as we said yesterday on Twitter, and multiple times before: Are you really prepared for Francis to answer the dubia? Are you truly prepared? Think about it ...
We are told to watch for a press conference tomorrow focused on Amoris Laetitia. It is said to be the official reply to the four cardinals' dubia, which will be answered by Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, President of the Pontifical Council for the Interpretation of Legal Texts.
In terms of how it will happen, we are told that Cardinal Coccopalmerio's new book on Amoris Laetitia, written at the request of Pope Francis, will be released. Here is an excerpt:
"The divorced and remarried, de facto couples, those cohabiting, are certainly not models of unions in sync with Catholic Doctrine, but the Church cannot look the other way. Therefore, the sacraments of Reconciliation and of Communion must be given even to those so-called wounded families and to however many who, despite living in situations not in line with traditional matrimonial canons, express the sincere desire to approach the sacraments after an appropriate period of discernment... Yes, therefore, to admission to the sacraments for those who, despite living in irregular situations, sincerely ask for admission into the fullness of ecclesial life, it is a gesture of openness and profound mercy on the part of Mother Church, who does not leave behind any of her children, aware that absolute perfection is a precious gift, but one which cannot be reached by everyone."
Labels: Amoris Laetitia, Bergoglian Milestones, Communion for "Remarried" Divorcees, Dubia of the Four Cardinals, The Bergoglio Pontificate
Posted by Adfero. at 2/13/2017 12:56:00 PM
Article: "On the Formal Correction of Pope Francis"
[Editor's note: rumors gave been circulating about a supposed "private" correction of the Pope. These rumors are almost certainly false, and this article had already been written long before those false rumors appeared, and is completely unrelated to said rumors.]
On the formal correction of Pope Francis
John R. T. Lamont, DPhil
|St.Catherine pleads with Pope Gregory XI in Avignon ( Sebastiano Conca)
It is more than four months since the dubia concerning the teaching of the apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia were sent to Pope Francis by Cardinals Brandmüller, Burke, Caffarra and Meisner. As is well known, the dubia requested the Pope to dispel doubts about the content of Amoris Laetitia by authoritatively confirming that the document did not make five claims that contradicted Catholic tradition and divine revelation. After these dubia were made public, Cardinal Burke stated that 'if there is no response to these questions, then I would say that it would be a question of taking a formal act of correction of a serious error.'
Posted by New Catholic at 2/12/2017 04:20:00 PM
Penance! Penance! Penance!
In a society which is barely conscious of the ills which assail it, which conceals its miseries and injustices beneath a prosperous, glittering, and trouble-free exterior, the Immaculate Virgin, whom sin has never touched, manifests herself to an innocent child. With a mother's compassion she looks upon this world redeemed by her Son's blood, where sin accomplishes so much ruin daily, and three times makes her urgent appeal: "Penance, penance, penance!" She even appeals for outward expressions: "Go kiss the earth in penance for sinners." And to this gesture must be added a prayer: "Pray to God for sinners."
As in the days of John the Baptist, as at the start of Jesus' ministry, this command, strong and rigorous, shows men the way which leads back to God: "Repent!" Who would dare to say that this appeal for the conversion of hearts is untimely today?
Pius XII
July 2, 1957
Labels: Pius XII
Posted by New Catholic at 2/11/2017 10:00:00 AM
Saint Joan of Arc, Intercede for the Catholic Faithful
Saint Joan of Arc,
Condemned by Evil Prelates,
Burned by Evil Powers,
Pray for the Church of God,
Intercede for the Catholic Faithful!
More on St. Joan of Arc's persecution by evil Church authorities in our series for her 600th anniversary:
Labels: Frankenchurch, Joan of Arc - 600
Posted by New Catholic at 2/09/2017 10:19:00 PM
Opinion: Despite all problems, the SSPX still should reach an agreement with the Vatican
The wish of Bp. Bernard Fellay to regularize the canonical position of the Society of St. Pius X with an agreement that nothing will undermine the identity of his institute is certainly commendable, but the question arises: Is it opportune to be placed under the legal umbrella of Rome in the very moment when the law is being ignored, or worse yet, being used as a means to crack down on those who want to remain faithful to Catholic faith and morals?
Now, Rorate is second to none in its realistic view of Pope Francis and the Bergoglian Pontificate. Minutes after his name was announced, literally as he appeared on the loggia on that fateful March 13, 2013, we were the first in the world to warn about his Pontificate -- and we suffered great criticism and even persecution for it.
It has been bad for the Church, but good for our credibility, to slowly see all Traditional-leaning Catholics first, then almost all serious Catholics, reach the conclusion we had reached on the first instant of the papacy. We have worked to inform our readers realistically since then.
However, viewing this pontificate as it is does not mean being against an eventual agreement which recognizes the full regularity of the Society of Saint Pius X.
Posted by New Catholic at 2/07/2017 06:33:00 PM
Sermon for the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany: Be Patient
Father Richard G. Cipolla
From the Epistle, Paul to the Colossians: Brethren: Put on, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved, a heart of mercy, kindness, humility, meekness, patience.
The last in St. Paul's list in today's epistle, describing what the Christian should take on, become, is patience. It may be last but it is not least. Patience can be trivialized. Someone is doing a job that requires time and meticulousness. This needs patience, in the sense that things have to go slowly and what is needed is attention to detail and the time it takes to make that detail perfect. But St Paul is not talking about that kind of patience. He is talking about that patience whose etymology comes from the Latin verb, patior, whose first meaning is to suffer.
Posted by Richard Cipolla at 2/07/2017 01:53:00 AM
Op-Ed: "A Violent Pope" - by Roberto de Mattei
A Violent Pope?
Roberto de Mattei
Corrispondenza Romana
February 3, 2017
Corrispondenza Romana
February 3, 2017
Against the evidence there is little to argue. The outstretched hand of Pope Bergoglio to the Society of St. Pius X is the sam,e which has recently dealt blows to the Order of Malta and the Franciscans of the Immaculate.
Labels: Basta Francesco
Posted by New Catholic at 2/04/2017 10:15:00 PM
Unheard-of since the Papal States fell: Rome covered in posters critical of the Pope
Rome woke up this Saturday with something quite new, and very old, in its streets: posters throughout the City (in the style of the old "pasquinate") critical of the Pope.
In English, from the Romanesco-inspired Italian:
Labels: Basta Francesco
Posted by New Catholic at 2/04/2017 11:26:00 AM
ICR Pilgrimage to Holy Lands in April
Labels: Holy Land, ICRSS, Pilgrimages
Posted by Adfero. at 2/04/2017 11:00:00 AM
Rorate on the Road: Honolulu
The 50th of the United States is perhaps the most beautiful. On Oahu, the island in Hawaii containing the capital city Honolulu, Blessed Sacrament parish is the home of a traditional Latin Mass offered every Sunday at 10 a.m.
Rorate recently attended Mass there -- a sanctuary within paradise on earth -- and met numerous members of the congregation afterward. The diocese was not always friendly toward the TLM, as infamously demonstrated decades ago. But times have changed, and the TLM community there is quite strong, with several happy families and friendly young adults in the pews of the diocesan church.
|Sunday Mass at Blessed Sacrament church in Honolulu
Labels: Roamin' Catholic
Posted by Kenneth J. Wolfe at 2/03/2017 05:55:00 PM
SSPX-Vatican: "Two dates are mentioned in Rome: May 13 or July 7"
French conservative daily Le Figaro's religious correspondent Jean-Marie Guénois mentions in an article today the current status of negotiations between the Society of Saint Pius X and the Holy See (both of which we have covered: SSPX's Superior-General Fellay's interview and Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei's Secretary Pozzo's comments).
In the end, through, he adds the following new information:
Posted by New Catholic at 2/02/2017 11:34:00 AM
Liturgy as the Court Ritual of the Heavenly Kingdom
(cross-posted from New Liturgical Movement)
Fr. Anthony Ruff, O.S.B., regnant spirit of PrayTell and heir to Collegeville's long line of liturgical iconoclasts and modernizers, has this to say about the "paradigm shifts" inaugurated by the Second Vatican Council:
The Council fathers didn't get into all the specifics of the reform of the liturgy. They left most of that to a future commission under the pope. The fathers approved a major paradigm shift — from liturgy as Carolingian clerical drama to liturgy as act of all the people — and then left open what the implications of that shift would be. No doubt some or many of the fathers didn't yet have in mind all the possible implications of the paradigm shift. Nor did they need to.
Posted by Peter Kwasniewski at 2/02/2017 12:04:00 AM
Reminder: Rorate Caeli Purgatorial Society
This is our monthly reminder to please enroll Souls of the Rorate Caeli Purgatorial Society. We now stand at 78 priests saying weekly or monthly traditional Latin Masses for the Souls.
** Click here to download a "fillable" PDF Mass Card to give to the loved ones of the Souls you enroll. It's free for anyone to use. **
Priests: The Souls still need more of you saying Mass for them! Please email me to offer your services. There's nothing special involved -- all you need to do is offer a weekly or monthly TLM with the intention: "For the Souls enrolled in the Rorate Caeli Purgatorial Society." And we will always keep you completely anonymous unless you request otherwise.
How to enroll souls: please email me at email@example.com and submit as follows: "Name, State, Country." If you want to enroll entire families, simply write in the email: "The Jones family, Ohio, USA". Individual names are preferred. Be greedy -- send in as many as you wish and forward this posting to friends as well.
Labels: Purgatorial Society
Posted by Adfero. at 2/01/2017 10:46:00 PM
Don Barsotti: The soul that leans on God alone, experiences a peace that transcends all suffering
"We have to remember that man lives in a triple dimension: physical, psychological and spiritual. The dimension of a purely physical life makes us slaves to nature and all its demands: cold, heat, illness, instincts and death. The psychological dimension makes us subject to the highs and lows of feelings and sensations. We are never entirely free. Nevertheless, if we live in the spiritual dimension, the soul transcends itself and reaches God. This is the life of pure faith, which leans on nothing other than God Himself. It is the life of infallible hope, which seeks no other support than in Him. It is a life of boundless charity, which doesn't capitulate when faced with evil. In this dimension, no trial can disturb the soul and take away its innermost peace. It may be a "black" peace as the mystics call it, given that on the physical and psychological levels the soul may experience abandonment and trials, but it doesn't capitulate. It experiences a peace that transcends all suffering".
- Don Divo Barsotti
Translation: Contributor Francesca Romana
[H/T Antonio Socci]
Labels: Socci
Posted by Adfero. at 2/01/2017 12:50:00 PM
Project: CD of choral music dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima.
From a reader of Rorate:
Smooth Stone Foundation, a non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting Catholic culture, is working on a project in which your readers may be interested.
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima, we are commissioning a CD of choral music dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. The music will be performed by professional choir singers conducted by Dr. Tim McDonnell, a professor of Sacred Music at Catholic University of America. The music will be traditional Catholic music drawn largely from Portugal. We hope to have the music recorded and CDs produced by May 13th, the 100th anniversary of the first appearance of the Blessed Virgin at Fatima. Here is the project page.
(We previously produced a CD of choral music for Christmas of 2015. Links to videos from that project may be found at the foundation's FB page.)
Posted by Peter Kwasniewski at 1/30/2017 10:14:00 PM
Ecclesia Dei confirms Fellay: "Full communion with SSPX is near."
From Andrea Tornielli, who has been one of the unofficial spokesman for Pope Francis in his pontificate, in an article this morning for La Stampa:
"We are working at this moment in the completion of some aspects of the canonical frame, which will be the Personal Prelature." Archbishop Guido Pozzo, Secretary of the Ecclesia Dei commission, charged with dialogue with the Society of Saint Pius X, confirms [SSPX Superior-General Fellay's words] to Vatican Insider that the stage of full communion with the Lefebvrians is near. The accomplishment of the agreement is now in plain sight, even if some time is still needed.
Posted by New Catholic at 1/30/2017 02:05:00 PM
Socci: Why Bergoglio has been so affectionate with Chinese despots and Castro, but ferocious with Trump
Here is what might happen
Antonio Socci
January 22, 2017
In his inaugural speech, Donald Trump made reference a number of times to God and the Bible (on which he was sworn in as President). Christian inspiration is emblematic of American popular tradition, and Trump – who usually touches on very concrete subjects in his speeches, such as the everyday lives of people – on this solemn occasion, chose to tune in with the deep religious sense of the American people.
This is a political sign of opposition to the strongly secular ideology of the "liberal" establishment, which in recent years has ruled, and which - in that speech - has been brutally evicted from the "palace" with the slogan: let's give the power back to the people.
Labels: Antichrist, Communism, Socci, The Bergoglio Pontificate, Trump
Posted by Adfero. at 1/30/2017 12:12:00 PM
SSPX Superior-General Fellay: "An agreement is possible without further wait."
From the interview granted by the Superior-General of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), Bishop Bernard Fellay, to the program "Terres de Mission" by TVLibertes, a conservative French network, as reported by Italian website Radio Spada:
Bishop Fellay confirmed in the program Terres de Mission of TVLibertes broadcast minutes ago: on the factual level, relations with the Vatican are already normal, and only the seal is missing on the agreement (video below):
Labels: SSPX under Pope Francis
Posted by New Catholic at 1/29/2017 02:49:00 PM
The new Heraldic Shield, Flag, and logo of the Knights of Malta
Posted by New Catholic at 1/28/2017 05:47:00 PM
De Mattei - Last Chance: Will the Malta Knights fold or resist? - Cardinal Parolin's Unconstitutional Letter
Corrispondenza Romana
Special Edition
January 27, 2017
The following letter we are publishing constitutes the latest slap in the face to the Order of Malta; it is an offence to its constitution, history and dignity.
All scholars of the law agree in attributing the Order of Malta's complete independence from the Holy See as far as its internal governance is concerned. The Holy See cannot interfere in the administrative affairs of the Order, but only intervenes in what regards the religious life of its professed Knights.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Secretary of State, in a letter dated January 25, addressed to the Members of the Sovereign Council of the Order, who, on January 28 are to gather together in Rome at their headquarters in Via Condotti, writes, that Pope Francis:
• will nominate a "papal delegate"; an utterly odd figure for the Order of Malta
• confirms the resignation of the Grand Master, which will not be official until ratified by the Sovereign Council
• attributes to himself the power to render null and valid, all of the Grand Master's and the Sovereign Council's acts carried out after December 6 2016, re-integrating therefore Albrecht von Boeselager and dismissing the new Grand Chancellor Fra John Critien.
The position that each of the components of the Supreme Council will take on January 28 is to be made public. If they accept the diktat without a murmur, they will go down in history for having surrendered completely; if, with due respect toward the Vicar of Christ, they resist, they will show to the world that their Catholic and chivalrous spirit is still alive and is able to oppose the unjust exercise of power.
Roberto de Mattei
A translation of Cardinal Pietro Parolin's letter:
Labels: de Mattei, The Maltese Intervention
Posted by New Catholic at 1/27/2017 10:41:00 PM
Money Money Money! This explains Malta!
What a major coincidence!
Exactly one week before (Dec. 15, 2016) the naming of the illegitimate commission (Dec. 22, 2016) created by the Pope in the Vatican Secretariat of State to "investigate" the dismissal of the Condom-Chancellor Von Boeselager, his brother had been named by the same Pope member of the Board of Superintendents of the Vatican Bank (the IOR, that carries the Vatican monies).
Yes, mere coincidence! Maybe we can now call His Holiness FRANCI$CU$...
Posted by New Catholic at 1/27/2017 08:15:00 PM
A Note on the Sovereignity of the Order of Malta and the Temporal Power of the Pope
In his op-ed on the Holy See's intervention in the affairs of the Order of Malta here at Rorate, Prof. de Mattei states that the Holy Father "knew he hadn't any legal title to intervene in the internal affairs of a sovereign Order," and our editor, New Catholic, stated that the Holy See's intervention was "absolutely contrary to the Constitutional Charter of the Sovereign Order." Certain person, however, have noted that the Holy See has claimed the right to depose sovereign rulers in the past, and therefore a certain amount of explanation and defense of our position is in order.
Labels: The Maltese Intervention
Posted by Sacerdos Romanus at 1/27/2017 08:34:00 AM
Francis: a Pontificate of Violence and Irrationality - and remembering Pope Benedict
The Pope summoned Fra' Festing to the Vatican on Jan. 24 on the strict instruction not to let anyone know about the audience — a modus operandi that has been used frequently during this pontificate, the Register has learned. During the meeting, Francis asked Fra' Festing to resign immediately, to which the Grand Master agreed. The Pope then ordered him to write his resignation letter on the spot, according to informed sources.
Labels: Papal Abdication, The Maltese Intervention
Posted by New Catholic at 1/27/2017 12:14:00 AM
Op-Ed: "Francis destroys the Sovereign Order of Malta" - by Roberto de Mattei
The Pope and the Order of Malta: a Pyrrhic Victory*?
Roberto de Mattei
Corrispondenza Romana
January 25, 2017
|(Malta Knights at Lepanto - Francis did what the Turks couldn't do)
The resignation of Fra Matthew Festing, Grand Master of the Order of Malta, imposed on him by Francis on January 23rd, risks being a Pyrrhic victory for the Pope.
Labels: de Mattei, The Maltese Intervention
Posted by New Catholic at 1/25/2017 10:59:00 PM
March for Life, Solemn High Mass in D.C.
This Friday, 27 January, will be the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Kellyanne Conway, counselor to President Donald Trump, will speak during the noon rally, which marks the first time a presidential administration has sent an official to speak at the march. (Presidents Reagan, Bush and Bush would address marchers via telephone.) Hundreds of thousands of Americans are expected to attend, many of them Roman Catholic. Traditional Catholics have a large presence among the crowd. [26 Jan. update: Vice President Mike Pence will also speak, in person, at the March for Life.]
Toward the end of the march, at 3 p.m., there will be a Solemn High Mass at Saint Mary, Mother of God church at 5th and H streets, NW. This will be the 5th annual Nellie Gray Mass, sponsored by the Paulus Institute, for the repose of the soul of the Saint Mary's parishioner who founded the March for Life.
|The Gospel, from the 2015 Nellie Gray Mass. Father Scalia, subdeacon here, will be the 2017 celebrant.
Posted by Kenneth J. Wolfe at 1/25/2017 08:24:00 PM
The Temple is too rich - The Temple must die
Updated - Confirmed: Order of Malta's Grand Master Resigns
Infovaticana first reported it last night -- and now it has been confirmed by Reuters and Edward Pentin: in a move that destroys in practice the sovereignty of the sole remaining Sovereign Military Order, the Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, Fra Matthew Festing, was removed by Pope Francis (in euphemistic terms, in order to keep up appearances, he was "asked by the Pope to resign from his post and agreed to do so.")
Additional details:
"The Pope asked him to resign and he agreed," the spokesperson said, adding that the next step was a formality in which the group's Sovereign Council would approve the highly unusual resignation. Normally grand masters serve for life.
The Order will now be run by its number two, or Grand Commander, until a new head is elected.
The Order of Malta and the Vatican clashed last month when Fra' Festing dismissed Grand Chancellor Albrecht Freiherr von Boeselager, the Order's third most senior leader. Boeselager was asked to resign and when he twice refused, was dismissed on grounds of insubordination.
The ostensible issue behind the call for Boeselager's resignation was that he was deemed ultimately responsible, following a commission of inquiry, for allowing contraceptives to be distributed by the Order's humanitarian arm. But the Order also said there had been other "confidential" factors in play, as well as a "failure of trust."
Boeselager protested the charges, and argued against the manner of his dismissal. He appealed to the Pope who appointed a five-member commission to look into the unusual circumstances of his sacking. Fra' Festing refused to cooperate, saying the commission was interfering in the Order's sovereignty and right to govern its internal affairs.
Also behind the dispute were allegations of an ambitious German association vying for control of the Order, accusations that the Grand Master was being overly authoritarian, and conflicts of interest among members of the Holy See commission.
Three members of the commission along with Boeselager have also been involved in a $118 million donation held in a trust in Switzerland. Despite documentation proving the contrary, the trust denied any connection with the Order.
We can honestly say that this is the end of the Order as a special Sovereign entity -- it has become, in actual practice, an order like any other.
UPDATE 2 (1100 GMT): The full communiqué by the Holy See Press Office:
UPDATE 2 (1100 GMT): The full communiqué by the Holy See Press Office:
Yesterday, 24 January 2017, in audience with the Holy Father, His Highness Fra' Matthew Festing resigned from the office of Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
Today, 25 January, the Holy Father accepted his resignation, expressing appreciation and gratitude to Fra' Festing for his loyalty and devotion to the Successor of Peter, and his willingness to serve humbly the good of the Order and the Church.
The governance of the Order will be undertaken ad interim by the Grand Commander pending the appointment of the Papal Delegate.
NOTE that, as a sovereign entity, there is no provision whatsoever, and no possibility, for a Papal Delegate -- the foundational documents of the Sovereign Order allow for the interim government of the Grand Commander until the election of a new Grand Master. What has happened is a coup d'état. What was the threat that made Grand Master Festing fold so thoroughly? We don't know -- but he should speak up.
Posted by New Catholic at 1/24/2017 09:17:00 PM
Dictionary of Contemporary Theology: "Bergoglianism"
A spiritual disease of Argentinian origin first found in the early twenty-first century and thought to be the result of a localization and intensification of various strains of mid-late twenty-century modernism. Initial symptoms include institutional and ritual iconoclasm, incomprehension of the nature, duties and limits of one's office, irresponsible utterances in public, incessant nepotism and a propensity gratuitously to insult one's collaborators, officials and clergy.
Posted by New Catholic at 1/24/2017 01:13:00 PM
URGENT - Bergoglian Persecution Begins: Priest is Suspended a divinis in Colombia for criticizing the new papal doctrine on Marriage and the Eucharist
The document is provided by Rorate's Spanish-language partners "Adelante la Fe" -- and the news is explosive. A priest in the Diocese of Pereira, Colombia, was admonished and suspended by his Bishop because he criticized in public the new doctrine invented by Pope Francis on Marriage and the reception of the Blessed Sacrament.*
Father Luis Alberto Uribe Medina is the victim of this startling act by his bishop, Rigoberto Corredor.
Full document in our own translation below:
DECREE no.1977Of January 16, 2017By which a priest is suspended
Labels: Amoris Laetitia, Catholic Divorce, Communion for "Remarried" Divorcees, Marriage, The Bergoglio Pontificate
Posted by New Catholic at 1/20/2017 11:28:00 PM
Bishop of Rockford repeals Summorum Pontificum
Bishop Malloy of Rockford, which is in Illinois in the USA, has sent a rather remarkable letter to his priests. Rorate Caeli received a copy on 16th January, and it is reproduced in full here.
The letter reads, in part, as follows:
As you will recall, at our Presbytery Day in September, I spoke to you about some of the challenges confronting us as priests and as a diocese. I highlighted the particular need for us to have unity in the celebration of the sacraments, especially in the Eucharist. Our unity during the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy is a continuing fulfillment of the prayer of Jesus on Holy Thursday night. On a practical level, the unity of our sacramental celebration strengthens our shared faith and limits confusion among the faithful throughout the Diocese.
Following that talk, I write now to ask for your cooperation on several matters that have since been referred to me in connection with my comments last September:
First, as I noted at that time, we are all aware of the on-going discussion surrounding the celebration of the Mass "ad orientem". However, for the reasons I discussed at that time, and in order to underscore our unity in prayer and to avoid differences between and even within parishes on this point, I ask that no Masses be celebrated "ad orientem" without my permission.
Second, for similar reasons, in keeping with Art. 5 §1 of Summorum Pontificum, and with due regard to Art. 2 of that same document, Masses are not to be celebrated using the Extraordinary Form without my permission.
Posted by Joseph Shaw at 1/20/2017 12:27:00 PM
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The University of Chicago Press, 2009
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In Unsimple truths, Sandra D. Mitchell examines the historical context of current scientific practices and elaborates the challenges complexity has since posed to status quo science and policymaking. Mitchell criticizes models of science inspired by Newtonian physics and argues for a pragmatistic, anti-universalist approach to science. In this review, I focus on what I find to be the most important point of the book, Mitchell's argument for the conceptual independence of compositional materialism and descriptive fundamentalism. Along the way, I provide a description of Mitchell's overall project and a road map of the book.
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The Deal
- $49 for two tickets to see Funky Town, The All Singing All Dancing Salute to the 70's (up to $80 value)
- When: Saturday, August 16, at 8 p.m.
- Where: Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
- Seating: best available
- Door time: 7:30 p.m.
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Funky Town, The All Singing All Dancing Salute to the 70's
There's a special place where those yearning for the age of bell bottoms, disco balls, and 8-tracks can feel at home—a place known as Funky Town. In this vibrant musical salute to all things '70s, the stage erupts into a vision of energy, nostalgia, and period flair as more than 60 local talents dance, sing, and roller skate through the decade. Set to a grooving soundtrack of disco, pop, funk, and R&B, Funky Town treats eyes and ears to celebrations of all-star icons, including everyone from Rick James to Donna Summer to The Brady Bunch and Barry White. The show celebrates pop-culture beyond the radio, too, by including clips from movies and television, and a hot-stepping salute to the Solid Gold and Soul Train dancers.
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believe it or not, I have a neighbor that just might have the largest crop
of lancifolia that you ever seen. She must have been dividing it for at
least a decade and a half (maybe more). Front yard, backyard, in pots at the
gateway, along the walkway. Probably the best display of lancifolia in the
county. Every year or so, she comes up with a little excess and gives to
Julies mother. I must concoct a plan as she needs no more(Julies Mom). Is
there a Dear Abby of Hostadom?
Ransom Lydell wrote:
> At 10:05 AM 12/31/1999 -0500, you wrote:
> >Diane,
> >
> >if I knew you needed lancifolia, I could have given you a ton.
> >
> >Ray
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> ***************
> Well Ray
> That brought the mathimatition (spelling?) in me (there's not a lot of
> that) What would one lancifolia weigh---Well better define size , let's
> say average two divisions----wait!--- -=----Had to go weigh something.
> It takes 11 of them to make a pound! Let's see--- so 100 LB. would be
> 1,100 plants , and half a ton would be ah (biting my lower lip) a--a --
> a- 11,000 plants!! (double division that is) WHOA !!! we are takling
> 22,000 plants (double division) How many acres do you farm????????????/
> Happy New Melinnium (spelling?) everyone!
> Ran
> >
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Game Replay: Psyonix exceeds $110M in revenue for Rocket League
Welcome to the Game Replay, the thrice-weekly look at the wider world of gaming by the staff of MacNN. In today's edition, Psyonix reveals it earned $110M in revenue from Rocket League so far, the head of Gameloft reportedly intends to step down following Vivendi's successful hostile takeover, Bungie will reveal the fourth Destiny expansion next week, and GOG allows players to import games into its library from Steam for free.
Game Replay: Bungie CEO replaced, Peter Molyneux Twitter hacked
Welcome to the Game Replay, the thrice-weekly look back at the wider world of gaming by the staff of MacNN. In today's edition, gaming luminary Peter Molyneux becomes the victim of a retirement hoax following a Twitter account hack, the CEO of Bungie is replaced just one week after a report claimed there were internal issues at the Destiny developer, GOG takes on Steam by offering early access sales for games still in development, and Sony's attempts to register "Let's Play" as a trademark has been blocked yet again.
Briefly: Monument Valley for iOS free, GOG Winter Sale commences
For the first time, Escher-inspired puzzle title Monument Valley has gone free. The highly-acclaimed but short puzzle game won an Apple Design Award, and is currently being featured as part of Apple's "Essentials" collection. The app has a single piece of downloadable content to extend gameplay.
Game Replay: Rock Band 4 pricing, Hearthstone Grand Tournament ships
Welcome to the Game Replay, the thrice-weekly look at the wider world of gaming by the staff of MacNN. In today's edition, Harmonix explains why the Xbox One version of Rock Band 4 will cost more than the PlayStation 4 edition, Blizzard releases The Grand Tournament for Hearthstone, a new Magic: The Gathering game is on the horizon, and GOG Galaxy's beta client reaches version 1.1.
Apple Game Roundup: Mac Gamer HQ giveaway, Fortnite on Mac, more
On Tuesdays and Fridays, MacNN takes a few minutes to round up important goings-on in the Mac and iOS gaming world. In today's entry we look at Mac Gamer HQ's GOG coupon giveaway, the announcement of Fortnite for Mac, the launch of Transistor on iOS, and the new free version of Threes!.
Mac Game Review: Total War: Shogun 2 Collection
"Persevere and never fear." Excellent advice for those who choose to undertake the massive gaming experience that is Total War: Shogun 2 Collection, from Sega and Feral Interactive. For those who have never delved into the series, the Total War games are a series of war games that combine real-time tactics with turn-based strategy, to give an experience that is similar to Civilization, but with a much tighter focus on the battlefield. The entire series is very complex, both in strategy as well as in design. While the games have generally done a good job of introducing new players to the gameplay styles and mechanics, they can be quite daunting for those not accustomed to such a deeply involved experience, and Total War: Shogun 2 Collection is no exception to that.
Exploring the Galaxy: Hands On with GOG's new online client
Since its auspicious inception in 2008, GOG has been the little digital distribution service that could. With accomplishments like the exclusive releases of System Shock 2, TIE Fighter/X-Wing and Star Trek: 25th Anniversary, GOG has shown that yes, it is possible to run a successful videogame business focused on DRM-free distribution. Many companies have heavily emphasized DRM in their recent releases, and client-centric DRM-based services like Steam, Origin, and Uplay, as well as Apple's own Mac App Store are still market leaders. Among these services, it is Steam -- the 500 pound gorilla of PC gaming -- that continues to enjoy a position of prominence and influence in the videogame industry. A recent revelation from the upstart is GOG Galaxy, a completely optional front-end for the service, and MacNN has taken an in-depth look at how it looks right now.
Apple Game Roundup: EVE Online charity effort, GOG Galaxy beta
On Tuesdays and Fridays, MacNN takes a few minutes to round up important goings-on in the Mac and iOS gaming world. Today, we're looking at the GOG Galaxy front-end public beta, an EVE Online charity effort for Nepal, the top 10 strategy games according to Mac Gamer HQ, and a possible mod for Grand Theft Auto V to use an iPhone to control the in-game phone.
Briefly: Razer Leviathan sound bar, Lucasfilm games on GOG
Gaming peripheral maker Razer announced that it is readying a new sound bar for the living room and desktop. The Razer Leviathan is a 5.1 channel surround sound bar, which the company states can easily fit under a monitor or console setup. The Leviathan features Dolby technology, including Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II and Virtual Speaker. The unit also comes with a dedicated 5.25-inch down-firing subwoofer that Razer says is "tuned to produce distortion-free lower tones."
GOG expands beyond game sales, begins offering DRM-free movies
Gaming marketplace GOG has undergone several changes this year, from announcing an expansion of its practices to compete better with Steam with GOG Galaxy to adding support for Linux games. Today, the company announced that it was extending its business to films, partially as an effort to show how effective the digital rights management-free (DRM) download model is.
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Cirrus creates Lightning-headphone dev kit
Apple supplier Cirrus Logic has introduced a MFi-compliant new development kit for companies interested in using Cirrus' chips to create Lightning-based headphones, which -- regardless of whether rumors about Apple dropping the analog headphone jack in its iPhone this fall -- can offer advantages to music-loving iOS device users. The kit mentions some of the advantages of an all-digital headset or headphone connector, including higher-bitrate support, a more customizable experience, and support for power and data transfer into headphone hardware. Several companies already make Lightning headphones, and Apple has supported the concept since June 2014. http://bit.ly/29giiZj
Apple Store app offers Procreate Pocket
The Apple Store app for iPhone, which periodically rewards users with free app gifts, is now offering the iPhone "Pocket" version of drawing app Procreate for those who have the free Apple Store app until July 28. Users who have redeemed the offer by navigating to the "Stores" tab of the app and swiping past the "iPhone Upgrade Program" banner to the "Procreate" banner have noted that only the limited Pocket (iPhone) version of the app is available free, even if the Apple Store app is installed and the offer redeemed on an iPad. The Pocket version currently sells for $3 on the iOS App Store. [32.4MB]
Porsche adds CarPlay to 2017 Panamera
Porsche has added a fifth model of vehicle to its CarPlay-supported lineup, announcing that the 2017 Panamera -- which will arrive in the US in January -- will include Apple's infotainment technology, and be seen on a giant 12.3-inch touchscreen as part of an all-new Porsche Communication Management system. The luxury sedan starts at $99,900 for the 4S model, and scales up to the Panamera Turbo, which sells for $146,900. Other vehicles that currently support CarPlay include the 2016 911 and the 2017 models of Macan, 718 Boxster, and 718 Cayman. The company did not mention support for Google's corresponding Android Auto in its announcement. http://bit.ly/295ZQ94
Apple employees testing wheelchair features
New features included in the forthcoming watchOS 3 are being tested by Apple retail store employees, including a new activity-tracking feature that has been designed with wheelchair users in mind. The move is slightly unusual in that, while retail employees have previously been used to test pre-release versions of OS X and iOS, this marks the first time they've been included in the otherwise developer-only watchOS betas. The company is said to have gone to great lengths to modify the activity tracker for wheelchair users, including changing the "time to stand" notification to "time to roll" and including two wheelchair-centric workout apps. http://bit.ly/2955JDa
SanDisk reveals two 256GB microSDXC cards
SanDisk has introduced two 256GB microSDXC cards. Arriving in August for $150, the Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Premium Edition card offers transfer speeds of up to 95MB/s for reading data. The Extreme microSDXC UHS-I card can read at a fast 100MB/s and write at up to 90MB/s, and will be shipping sometime in the fourth quarter for $200. http://bit.ly/294Q1If
Apple's third-quarter results due July 26
Apple has advised it will be issuing its third-quarter results on July 26, with a conference call to answer investor and analyst queries about the earnings set to take place later that day. The stream of the call will go live at 2pm PT (5pm ET) via Apple's investor site, with the results themselves expected to be released roughly 30 minutes before the call commences. Apple's guidance for the quarter put revenue at between $41 billion and $43 billion. http://apple.co/1oi1Pbm
Twitter stickers slowly roll out to users
Twitter has introduced "stickers," allowing users to add extra graphical elements to their photos before uploading them to the micro-blogging service. A library of hundreds of accessories, props, and emoji will be available to use as stickers, which can be resized, rotated, and placed anywhere on the photograph. Images with stickers will also become searchable with viewers able to select a sticker to see how others use the same graphic in their own posts. Twitter advises stickers will be rolling out to users over the next few weeks, and will work on both the mobile apps and through the browser. http://bit.ly/29bbwUE


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Archive for Arts & Photography
Gran Torino
Navyo invites with words and photographs to visit the capital of Piedmont region in northern Italy.
An idea appears from nowhere…
A selection of artworks by Anandi. "I been drawn to the beauty of nature, mainly flowers in all shapes and colors, but now recently I have been attracted to abstract painting."
Scale Italiane
Navyo's collection of b/w photos of staircases he took in Italy. "The curve of a spiral stair echoing the feminine, the angled corners of a boxed stairwell the masculine. It's a [...]
Japanese Architecture: Buildings in Decline
Surendra explores the Japanese countryside for abandoned buildings and sees that death really is at the heart of life.
No Words Running inside my Brain
Artist Peggy Sands talks on video about the 25.5' x 6' mural she painted for a bank in Boulder, CO.
Much-loved Dartmoor
Surendra shares his love affair with Dartmoor, an area of moorland covering almost 1,000 square kilometres, located in southern Devon, England.
Bordeaux in Black & White
Navyo writes, "Bordeaux shows herself like her wine - rooted in history, mature and nourishing, inviting and distinctly sophisticated, she is a city not to be overlooked. "
Listening to the Wood
Many creative artists live on Bali with its fertile energy - Bhagawati introduces two of them: Sunder and Abir who talk about their art installations which they create by tuning [...]
Poems in a Landscape
Manfredo's stoneart from Dreamwoods (Selva di Sogno) in our online Art Gallery.
Is That So?
Photo exhibition of Prabhat's work in Tel Aviv, 28th April till 5th May 2016. Introduction by Nayana.
Sacred Space
Navyo's photo collection of cathedral interiors from Italy, France, Germany and the UK.
Organic Forms
Surendra shows his very special photo series celebrating the beauty of plants and vegetables and speak about his joy for photography.
Creativity and Meditation – Together!
Siddhena shows us a selection of artworks inspired by Japanese techniques.


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SYNOPSIS: An unlikely duo teams up to thwart the supernatural sinister intentions of an ancient witch known as Lily Grace. REVIEW: Directed by: Wes Miller Starring: Scott Seegmiller, James Palmer, Greg Travis Lily Grace tackles content for the horror aficionado that is often over looked or somewhat of a rarity. In a sea of sub cultures fixated on zombies, found …Read More »
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SYNOPSIS: Brilliant and wealthy Dr. Andrew Casey is a serial killer who goes by the name 'The Chef'. One night eleven years ago his wife found out. He was arrested and imprisoned at Marathon County Asylum for the criminally insane. Eleven years pass and he is released, completely rehabilitated and moves to Los Angeles under the alias Mr. Jack Conway. …Read More »