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Pray that after the Jesuit Larp is over the Augustinians get more attention.
New authors to read, works including Augustinian mystic treatises on prayer and contemplation, moral theology according to the Aegidian School, philosophy according to the Aegidian School, and biographical works of the saints of the order: adamgarbaz221.github.io/scho…
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Although I do not like to talk down on the Holy Fathers of the past, if you genuinely think ven Pius XII or Benedict XVI are some of the best Popes you have little knowledge of anything.
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Just realized I’m blocked by Jay Dyer, never even interacted with him lol.
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“Where is the Nouvelle thèologie going? It is returning to Modernism.” -Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange
“Luther is one of the greatest religious geniuses in all of history. In this regard, I place him on the same level as Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas Aquinas, or Pascal. In a certain sense, Luther is even greater.” Cardinal Yves Congar OP.
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RT @RomanoSace57080: "The progressivist Catholic gathers his theology from the garbage heap of Protestant theology." (Nicolás Gómez Dávila)…
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Happy Feast od All Saints! May we remember both the Saints who have played an important role in our lives and the Saints unknown to us.
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Stek 🇻🇦 retweeted
One thing is more certain than death: the Reformation is NOT Augustinian, whether in epistemology, soteriology, or ecclesiology.
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Magnifica Humanitas is cool and all but has the Pope considered how evil artists and translators (localizers) can be.
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🧵—A thread. I am sick and tired of the libel and infinite calumnies against the venerable Cajetan. Especially regarding his exchange with Luther that SUPPOSEDLY "caused the reformation."
Cajetan be like: "Hey Lutheran look at how Lateran V contradicts Constance isn't that crazy?" -causes Reformation
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“But any time doubt is raised among some in regard to a universal council, then in order to obtain an explanation on a matter they do not understand, those who desire the salvation of their soul come to the apostolic see to obtain a clarification.” -Pope Pelagius I
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You think Pope Leo voted for Nick Fuentes?
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A reminder that the "gooning announcement" gimmick post is at least materially speaking impure speech and liable to be mortally sinful, especially in being poor public image for Catholics.
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"The Summa Theologica of St Thomas is to be used as the text of the lectures with regard to the scholastic part of the questions; that is, together with some text containing the logical order of the questions and the positive part, the Summa Theologica is to be kept at hand and explained as regards the scholastic part." Sacred Congregation for Seminaries and Universities, Acta Apostolicae Sedis VIII, 157.
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Based on personal experience: you should just ask men to do stuff. Most don’t even know they’re needed (or that they have to volunteer) and think there is basically a fixed group of which they aren’t a part.
At several of the churches I’ve been in it’s tough to get men to lead or show up to Bible studies/house churches, altar serve, or do other basic ministry things The men online who say the church is “too feminine” are usually the ones allowing it to be
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"The beatific love, accidental joys, and all things which accompany beatitude and glory are effects of predestination, since all these belong to the same providence to which grace and glory belong, whether as properties necessarily connected with them or as accompanying accidents." Gonet, disp. III, a. 1, n. 15
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You may have seen religious influencers, bishops, and other prominent Christian voices criticizing Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco after a headline circulated saying that the Church is “not there to convert.” There is context beyond the headline. Cardinal Vesco is Archbishop of Algiers, where a small, international Catholic community lives in a Muslim-majority society. Algerian law restricts efforts by non-Muslims to convert Muslims, and Christian communities face real pressures. Speaking about the Church in Algeria, he said: “We are the Church of this people. Not a proselytising Church, not a Church that is there to convert, but a Church that aspires to be one of the components of this people.” He wants Christians to share in the life of their Algerian neighbors: serving, praying, speaking of Christ, and building real friendships with Muslims. He speaks of a Church rooted among the people, rather than a foreign presence or a besieged fortress. That instinct deserves to be heard. The Gospel is not spread by pressure, manipulation, treating people as projects, or exploiting another person’s poverty or vulnerability. Christian witness should be recognizable in love, humility, courage, and the kind of fraternity that makes a person want to know why we have hope. At the same time, the concern raised by his wording is understandable. The Church cannot abandon the proclamation of Jesus Christ, nor act as though it does not matter whether someone freely comes to know Him, believe in Him, and enter His Church. Dialogue and charity are part of how the Gospel is lived and offered. Cardinal Vesco’s words should be understood in light of his decades of ministry and experience in Algeria. They also invite a thoughtful discussion about how the Church bears witness to Christ and calls others to follow Him.
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“Let us not be ashamed of the Cross of Christ; but though another hide it, openly seal it upon your forehead, that the devils may behold the royal sign and flee trembling far away.” St. Cyril of Jerusalem.
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What does race mean in the catholic context? Is it only a mixed nigger hell in a nation, or something to do with your common fathers through the generations? Heres what ST Thomas says:
You along with other Christian white nationalist types have many misunderstandings when you talk about this. First off you conflate a preference for a nation with a preference for a race. "White" people are not a nation. I'm an American, I have a preference for Americans and America. A preference for Russians because they're white makes no sense. I have much more in common with the Indian-Americans I work with than any Russian, and that preference would only make sense if I idolized race. Secondly, in Mit Brenender Sorge you point out that Pious XI said "Given these native priests, people of their own race will be more easily converted to Christ". However Pious XI isn't using race to mean "white" or "black" and it's obvious even from the earlier sections you highlighted: "As a matter of fact, the native clergy will prove to be most useful... by birth, temper, sentiment, and interests is in close touch with his own people". This obviously refers to nations. A German priest will better understand the German people, an Igbo priest the Igbo people, a Vietnamese priest the Vietnamese people. There's no reason to think a white American priest will have some special understanding of the Russian people. It's obvious that cultural fluency and understanding helps priests tend to their flock. But in this sense of understanding, which priest is the same "race" as a white man from Alabama: A black priest from Alabama, or a White priest from Poland? What about a latino parishioner from New York: A white priest from Queens, or a Latino priest from Brazil? I and the Catholic Church both understand that it's better to have someone of your own culture preaching to you. It's okay to prefer that as well. Some foreign priests have strong accents that are hard to understand, some don't get cultural touchstones. It's even good if you're an Irish-American Catholic and you have an Irish-American priest. Here is the truth though: in America and increasingly in Europe the people of your "race" don't have the same color skin as you. What you and other white nationalists do isn't just a preference for someone of the same culture or "race" as Pious XI calls it, it's making an idol of skin color. You prefer people far less similar to you than the Latinos or Africans in the pews next to you. It's racist, it's potentially dangerous, and it's wrong.
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Priesthood thoughts won’t disappear when you have a girlfriend btw.
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