The following comes from “SoldierofCTK” on the ABLF3.com forum here: http://ablf3.com/threads/fr-voigts-mother-passed-away.714/#post-4423 (With Fr. Voigt’s permission and to increase the number of prayers offered for the peaceful repose of Fr.’s mother, who passed away last week, I wanted to post this email: ) Dear Friends, With a tear in my eye and sorrow in my heart…
“Scriptum est enim: Vivo ego, dicit Dominus, quoniam mihi flectetur omne genu” (Romans 14:11) “Vatican II stipulates first of all that religious liberty must be confined within “just limits,” (Dignitatis Humanae, 1) according to the juridical rules . . . consistent with the objective moral order, which are required in order effectively to…
The Charitable Anathema: Bishop Thomas Aquinas Refuses “Invitation” from Boston by Sean Johnson 10/29/2016 On (or about) October 15, Fr. Pfeiffer and Fr. Hewko “invited” His Excellency, Bishop Thomas Aquinas to visit Boston, KY. Bishop Thomas Aquinas made the following reply: Date: Mon. 17 Oct. 2016 Dear Father, I think…
Did Archbishop Lefebvre Believe No Grace Flowed from Valid Novus Ordo Communions? (Part II) by Sean Johnson 10/26/2016 Objection: But what about the quote of Archbishop Lefebvre from “Open Letter to Confused Catholics?” Response: The quote in question is this: “It is all wasted because…
Did Archbishop Lefebvre Believe No Grace Flowed from Valid Novus Ordo Communions? (Part I) by Sean Johnson 10-25-16 Objection: But Archbishop Lefebvre said the New Mass Doesn’t Give Grace! Response: This is the quote presented by the adversaries of Bishop Williamson, desirous of proving that Archbishop Lefebvre taught that no grace flowed from…
“When Catholic institutions fall to bits, The priests must help the home to take the hits.” In military affairs, it is normal for generals and soldiers alike to have in mind rather the last war than the one they are now fighting. Who imagined trench warfare before World War I? Yet by World War…
In the history of the Catholic Church, one will not find such a thing as a female “Doctor of the Church.” As Fr. Peter Scott (SSPX) once explained, such a designation was a post-conciliar novelty, because: “Liturgically they are not Confessors but Virgins, nor can they be treated as Confessors, for the…
Roberto de Mattei Corrispondenza Romana October 19, 2016 http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2016/10/de-mattei-to-which-church-does-pope.html Two anniversaries overlap each other in 2017: the 100 years of the Fatima apparitions, occurring between May 13th and October 13th 1917, and the 500 years of Luther’s revolt, beginning in Wittenberg, Germany, October 31st 1517. However, there are two other much less discussed…
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[NB: I originally published this post on the ABLF3.com forum here: http://ablf3.com/threads/bishop-fellays-capitulation-conference.613/ You can check in there for some interesting follow-up posts.] On August 24, Bishop Fellay gave a conference in Australia, of which Part 6 is available here: A) Only a FEW of the Notable Excerpts: 1) 3:00 – 4:05 – “In fact, Rome is offering…
https://seminaireavrille.org/ Dear friends and benefactors, At the meeting of the Priestly Union Marcel Lefebvre [USML] in February 2016, Bishop Williamson invited us to a more precise structure. By this structure, Bishop Williamson wanted to reassure colleagues that could leave the SSPX by the end of 2016. At the time, the organization of a structure seemed…
“Umberto Benigni was a Catholic priest and Church historian, who was born on 30 March 1862 in Perugia, Italy and died on 27 February 1934 in Rome. A lecturer in Church history from 1885, one year after his ordination to the priesthood, he also engaged in journalism, at first locally, and became in 1893…
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“In reaction to the movement within the Roman Catholic Church known as Modernism, Pope [St.] Pius X issued in 1907 the encyclical Pascendi Dominici Gregis and the decree Lamentabili Sane Exitu, which condemned the movement as a heresy. To ensure enforcement of these decisions, Monsignor Umberto Benigni organized, through his personal contacts with theologians,…
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