A New Latin Mass Ban Coming That’s A “Final Solution” To The Trad Problem?

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1. We seem to be suffering a church leadership continuously obsessed with sin and sex; it’s all they ever talk about, every day! Just once it would be nice so see and hear shepherds obsessed with Christ, his true teachings, saving souls, and true unity! We must stay true with the descent of the Holy Spirit, the unchangeable Deposit of Faith, the Magisterium of the one true Church, the sacrificial reverence of the Passion of Christ within the TLM, and the pre-V2 Catechism. Why attend a Lutheran service in disguise? The emerging “new” church of post V2 ambiguity and LBGTQ obsession is well upon us. Wouldn’t a new church, by definition, be schismatic? AB Vigano was right about parallelism, resisting, and the potential reality of going underground. Where would the “one true Church” and the TLM be without the painful sacrificial sufferings and resistance of the late, AB Lefebvre? Where are the faithful and courageous Bishops?

   David

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2. Most Loved Anthony ,

   Your reporting today provokes indignation . Not only for Church, but also God and country.

   The theft, removal, and destruction of statues is an expression of hate. It is an offense to any individuals identity. In the “micro” an attack upon individual identity and in the “macro” to cultural identity. When the creature ( art ) is an object of veneration , it serves as an object of artistic expression, in effect a representation of symbols that speaks history without a word being spoken.The action of a desecration then becomes immediately known as a grave offense to God and an individuals freedom to bear witness, evangelize, in the creation of an “alive” consecrated object that communicates a story. By consequence a desecration additionally is offensive to anyone who might seek to know the TRUE author of meaning and purpose. Beauty is stolen . The testimony of those whose lives might be remembered upon the visual provocation of memory becomes silenced .

   Anger is the emotion that is evoked in response . It is a righteous anger . It is an anger that demands accountability. How is it that our civil governance and Church governance is participatory to the crime ? Yes, we are The Body of Christ ( Church ) and we are those citizens responsible for representative governance. It follows, anger is turned on oneself individually and in the collective (all of us ). To the extent that each one of us has not been participatory to an evangelization of His Love, a sharing with the other, Thomas Jefferson spoke, “The government you elect (His Church which your contribution helps to build) is the government you deserve ( is the Church leadership that governs laity’s action of goodwill) .

   All that to say , Church statutes ( shattered) and buildings (fire) are torn down when those responsible for culture outside His Church ( us) treat the Church as having no or little value.

   In USA the priest abuse crisis sowed the seeds of contempt – the DOJ/FBI infiltrating the Catholic Church to hunt abusive traditional “terrorists” magnifies the disdain. In Canada Pope Francis has been shamed by Trudeau to apologize for a falsehood of alleged indigenous “genocide”, allegedly at the hands of NGO workers, by consequence fueling anti-Catholic rage against His Body.

   In the recent past, secular, statues came down in association with the BLM/George Floyd riots. In manifestation a rebellion, civil war, an airing of grievances by those rejecting the possibility that honorable men fought on both sides during a kinetic civil war conflict; a blood bath in which individuals, north and south,battled to survive and persevere in an effort to preserve family when in search of economic sustainability.

   Sadly, in relation to secular personages entrenched in history by statues, those of Saints likely garner less respect then the secular.

   The totality of all art then reflects western civilization and all monuments of history are at risk of erasure.

   One can only pray with actions of words and deeds. The world wide Catholic Church and The Vatican make up The Body of Christ that is responsible for stemming the rising tides of ignorance; the seeming consequence of declared “climate change science” that befuddles anyone’s ability to know anything with a certainty. Indeed, in substitution for statues made of bronze, it may well be, in the present moment of The Church, that the focus on cultural climate change (migration), has become the popular cause celebre worthy of all virtuous effort.

   The sharing of The Gospel throughout the world, at the same time a defense of Christs Church, that calls each of us to a participation. It seem obvious, to anyone who might give consideration to our present moment of “now”, in context”, asks an understanding of history’s infinitely long arc. Interventions ,as might facilitate a restoration of sanity, would do well to start in action to reverse course – in relation to the The Latin Mass a renewed promulgation being the foundational rock necessary to build upon; the preservation, teaching , and resurrection of both spiritual and historical Truths.

   Rosaries, Rosaries, Rosaries

   Blessings, Dr.Scott

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3. It has been obvious that those running Babylon serve the prince of the air, are building the ape church by not following but shadowing proper governance, and timing their actions to worldly themes whilst mocking patrimony and feasts. Why doubt them? Why expect a proper conclave, if it ever happens? Remember that the Argentine is there to denigrate the papacy, so some of this is cover to please the master. Be ready!

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4. The Catholic Church is supposed to be universal; throughout the world and throughout time for everybody. You cannot ban a liturgy, much less the one that nearly all Catholics knew and celebrated for over a millenium (with some adjustments here and there), without giving away the game.

   This is not the pre-conciliar Church. It loathes the liturgy, theology and philosophy that gave us Saint Charles Borromeo, Saint Thomas More, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Augustine, et al. Those people weren’t hip, weren’t with it like our our stuck-in-the-‘60s permanent revolutionaries who barely even pretend to believe in basic Catholic or even natural law truths.

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