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You should be Cardinal Tedescomaxxing.
>Pro Tridentine Mass
>Pro ethnic segregation/ethnic Churches
>Pro Latin
>Anti Liberal
>Wants an Italian Pope
>Wants to expose Simony and corruption
>Anti religious relativism
>Pro Re-Migration
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Not enough people talk about the importance of priests being masculine snd not effeminate which is difficult to establish when the seminaries are refuges for wayward and purposeless gay men. Truly a sad state of things but truly where else can they go?
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If the Bible is supposed to be the sole infallible rule of faith, why is it not written like a systematic theology textbook or a catechism?
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Pope Eugenius IV agreeing with the Anglicans and the Orthodox that Form Matter and Intention
*via doing what the Church does*
Are the only requirements to perform sacraments.
—Exulstate Deo
(a bull to the Armenians)
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Furthermore, he would also state that to baptise, the intention to baptise doesn’t require the minister to believe any theology denoting the seal of baptism, the grace therein or the washing of original sin, which is why Baptist baptisms are valid according to the Church.
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>People who prioritise right belief over the pursuit of piety
>People who prioritise piety over right belief
Both of these types of people deserve nothing as both think the two are opposed.
@Timstillherelol is fake and ghey
“I said what I said”
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According to Anglicans it's not Erastianism if it's the House of Commons telling you how to worship and not the House of Lords.
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The SSPX are simply stating agreement with this Saint here on the subject of the “Abrahamic God” idea and tbh Rome needs to accommodate them here.
“Likewise he who has a false belief about God makes and adores idols; and therefore Jews and Saracens [i.e. Muslims], who do not believe the one God to be Father, and Son and Holy Spirit, make idols for themselves,"
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Then the “Pro Life” movement should not classify themselves as “Pro life” they should identify themselves as “Anti Abortion”.
"Someone who says 'I'm against abortion but says I am in favor of the death penalty' is not really pro-life. Someone who says that 'I'm against abortion, but I'm in agreement with the inhuman treatment of immigrants in the United States,' I don't know if that's pro-life."
- Pope Leo XIV
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I agree here, The Council has a lot of politically motivated intentions.
Either that or something darker I.E freemasonry, Bugnini.
Vatican II is so obviously just theologians reacting against numerous conservative traditions they hated maintaining; it’s was a reaction against the pontificate of Pius X and WWII.
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The idea that the Eastern Orthodox bishops didn’t “evangelise” the west after the schism due to the fact the Turks or the Papacy itself would execute them is ridiculous, the same happened in the early church yet that did not stop the apostles.
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“The purpose of a synod is to clarify terms not to obscure them”
—Pius VI: Auctorem Fidei
I think the modern church would be wise to cease muddying words to appease people who hate the Church.
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Does anyone else think that to be Pope, you should be extremely competent in Canon Law?? Do Cardinals have to be canon lawyers??
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Father Hesse, is who a catholic priest should be.
Any time I listen to him, I get the feeling he didn’t become a priest because he was a sodomite who needed an alibi.
He doesn’t have the bearing of a gay priest at all.
Such a High T priest, no wonder the Curia had him killed
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I spent about the same amount of time studying Catholic theology before I went to mass for the first time. What cradles, especially cradle women, don’t understand about converts is that becoming a Catholic actually requires a lot of effort. We have to mentally convince ourselves that this is true in the abstract before we engage with it in person. That way, we can assure ourselves that we’re not being led astray by our emotions, and that our conversion is thereby genuinely rational. With that in mind, it’s completely understandable to spend years researching doctrine before being comfortable participating.
>"I've been studying Catholicism for 4 years"
>Attended Mass for the very first time last week
His comment is as ridiculous as saying he's been "studying how to make a grilled cheese sandwich for 4 years"
Catholicism engages the mind, body and soul
Unless someone fully embodies the religion for a long time, they're still mostly ignorant of all it has to offer
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