Archbishop José Rafael Quirós Quirós, 71, of San José, Costa Rica, has ordered that kneelers are not to be placed in churches for the distribution of Holy Communion, reports InfoVaticana.com. This measure is ordered in a circular dated 13 May. It is signed by the Episcopal Delegate for Liturgy, Rev. Francisco Morales González. "From now on, kneelers are not to be installed in churches for the distribution of Communion," the document states. The circular responds to questions raised in recent weeks regarding the installation of kneelers for the faithful who wish to receive Communion while kneeling. It "argues" that the presence of kneelers could lead some of the faithful to believe that receiving Communion while kneeling is "the only form established by the Church". The decree also claims that kneelers could hinder access for elderly people or those with mobility difficulties who are accustomed to receiving Communion while standing. #newsTqsbzfubql
@spinmeister True that. I mentioned the "Perestroika Deception," to direct those who want to learn of the "Errors of Russia," and make a difference in the Catholic world. There are good links in this post that would enlighten any Catholic regarding Vigano's role in deceiving the Christian West in favor of Russia and its pogram to destroy Christendom. I will always bring the "Errors of Russia" into the topic when the topic concerns a Russian influencer who is deceiving the Church and an "Error of Russia' operative. God bless you!
There is absolutely no mention of "the Perestroika deception." Once again, you're focus on claiming anything in order to bring Russia into every topic is in evidence. Not sure what your agenda is, but I believe you have one.
On May 15, Leo XIV spoke on the phone with Egyptian Tawadros II, the leader of the Coptic Orthodox group, reaffirming his commitment to closer ties. As usual, the Holy See called the conversation “cordial and fraternal”, focussing on Christian unity, dialogue, and peace in the Middle East. Both expressed their desire overcome obstacles to dialogue “in faith and charity.” In a letter to Tawadros II for the Day of Coptic-Catholic Friendship (May 10), Leo XIV said that “at a time when our world is afflicted by so many conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, Christians must, more than ever, strive for full unity so that we may bear witness together to the Prince of Peace.” The Coptic Orthodox split from the Church after the Council of Chalcedon in 451, rejecting the Chalcedonian formula of "two natures", effectively denying or diminishing the full human nature of Christ. #newsQczszkqnmq
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The Vatican’s decision to award the Grand Cross of the Order of Pius IX to Mohammad Hossein Mokhtari - Iran’s ambassador to the Holy See - has sparked controversy. Mokhtari has served as ambassador since 2023 and received the decoration on Tuesday together with twelve other diplomats. Iranian state-linked media portrayed the award as a personal recognition by Leo XIV and linked it to the Pope’s criticism of military escalation against Iran. The Vatican, however, stressed that the decoration was part of a routine diplomatic custom. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said that the Order of Pius IX is traditionally granted to all ambassadors accredited to the Holy See after roughly two years of service. The medal was not personally handed over by Leo XIV, but by Archbishop Paolo Rudelli of the Secretariat of State. The diploma was signed by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin. #newsRriwyrpvvv
The greatest pain of hell has not yet been told. You shall hear it now. XXIII. The Pain of Loss It is easy to understand the other pains of hell, because there are pains like them on earth. But it is difficult to understand the pain of loss, because there is nothing like it on earth. You must know that when a soul has been condemned to hell at the judgment-seat, God lets it see for a moment something of what it has lost. It sees the immense happiness it would have had in heaven with God and his angels and saints. And now it sees that all this blessed happiness is lost -- lost by its own fault, lost for ever, lost without hope! Listen to the painful cry of a child which has lost its mother! Listened to the wailings of the people in Ireland when their sister is leaving them to go to America, and perhaps they will never see her any more. Then you may think what a wailing there will be when a soul hears these words from God: "Depart from me for ever." Listen to the shriek of that mad man …Sateruse
"I will burn you in the fire of my wrath; you shall be melted in the midst thereof as silver is melted in the fire. You do not, perhaps, like a headache. Think what a headache that girl must have. But see more. She is wrapped up in flames, for her frock is fire. If she were on earth she would be burnt to a cinder in a moment. But she is in hell, where fire burns everything, but burns nothing away. There she stands burning and scorched; there she will stand for ever burning and scorched!"
Today, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X has officially responded on Fsspx.news to the May 13 statement of Cardinal Víctor “Tucho” Fernández. The article was written by Fr. Jean-Michel Gleize and marks a noticeably sharper tone after years of diplomatic language. He interprets Tucho's statement as signaling that Pope Leo XIV will refuse to grant authorization for the episcopal consecrations planned for July 1. Fr. Gleize argues that the 1983 Code of Canon Law provides grounds for claiming that episcopal consecrations performed in a real or sincerely perceived state of necessity do not incur automatic (latae sententiae) excommunication. He cites Canons 1323 and 1324: - A person is not subject to punishment if he violates a law out of necessity or to avoid serious harm, provided the act is not intrinsically evil or harmful to souls. - Even if the act were judged objectively wrong, penalties must be mitigated, and automatic penalties (latae sententiae) do not apply when the person …Sateruse
Can a Bishop appeal his excommunication by a Pope to the Vatican Court? Fromm OOOGLE AI Under Catholic canon law, the answer is no. A bishop cannot appeal an excommunication imposed directly by a Pope to a Vatican court, as the Pope is the supreme authority on earth and is judged by no one.The canonical reasoning and procedures dictate the following:No Higher Earthly Authority: Canon law explicitly states that no appeal or recourse is permitted against a sentence or decree handed down by the Roman Pontiff. Because the Pope represents the highest judicial authority in the Church, there is no higher "Vatican court" to overrule him.The Principle of Canon 1404: The foundational legal rule for the papacy is that "the First See is judged by no one". Therefore, even if a bishop believes the Pope's actions are unjust, erroneous, or sinful, there is no mechanism within the Church's judicial system to try the Pope or overturn his decisions.Appealing to a Council: Canon law strictly forbids a …Sateruse
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced Friday that he’s commuting the prison sentence of Tina Peters, a former county clerk and 2020 election denier who was sentenced to nine years behind bars for tampering with election equipment. Polis, a Democrat, wrote in an executive order that Peters “is granted parole effective June 1.” Peters thanked the governor in a statement released by her lawyer Peter Ticktin, and also expressed remorse for her actions for the first time. “I made mistakes, and for those I am sorry. Five years ago I misled the Secretary of State when allowing a person to gain access to county voting equipment. That was wrong,” she said. “I have learned and grown during my time in prison and going forward I will make sure that my actions always follow the law, and I will avoid the mistakes of the past.” The commutation comes after a state appeals court found last month that Peters’ lengthy sentence was improper and directed she be resentenced. Peters’ cause had been …
The French-born, skinny Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco of Algiers learned within the Dominican Order to "experience brotherhood with homosexual brothers", calling himself "a heterosexual brother". He wrote the preface for the book 'Gays and Catholics: The Church Put to the Test of Reality', published on Outreach.faith on 13 May. The Cardinal's main phrases and claims, including the usual victimism. - One day - when a homosexual brother said to me, "No one chooses to be homosexual" - my eyes were finally opened. That was my road to Damascus. - Homosexuality is not an illness, and there are no chemical or psychological treatments. - It is not a sin because sin is committed freely and "no one chooses to be homosexual". - Nor is it the result of educational or social conditioning: within the same family, where siblings have received the same upbringing, one child may be gay while the others are not. Homosexuality Is Neither …Sateruse
Home » Architecture » Before and After: John Paul II Newman Center at the UIC (University of Illinois Chicago) Continuing on with our consider of before and after projects, we are pleased to turn to a project completed in 2022 by Studio io in collaboration with Murals by Jericho. The project in question comes from the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)'s John Paul II Newman Center. From Studio io: A modest midcentury modern student center chapel received a significant upgrade in a renovation project that included a new built-in reredos with custom crucifix, all new ornate marble flooring, an historic side altar rebuilt as the altar of sacrifice and complemented by a new, matching ambo, salvaged antique baptismal font, and new devotional shrines to Mary and Pope St. John Paul II... Other than flooring, work was done by Murals by Jericho, who also designed a custom pattern for the rear wall highlighting aspects of John Paul II’s Marian devotion. A second phase will include new …
On May 14, the Feast of the Ascension, Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Giampaolo Dianin as the new Archbishop of Gorizia, Italy. Monsignor Dianin was born on October 29, 1962, in Teolo, in the Diocese of Padua. He earned a doctorate in Moral Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and was ordained a priest in June 1987. In 2021, he was appointed Bishop of Chioggia and was ordained a bishop in January 2022. Rev Dianin collaborated in intellectual environments with compromised theologians such as Maurizio Chiodi or Pierangelo Sequeri. Chiodi became internationally controversial after legitimizing contraception. Similarly, Sequeri was involved in revising Catholic sexual ethics. Amoris Laetitia Preparation On March 14, 2015, Rev Dianin gave a lecture on the Eucharist for adulterers, as reported by FamigliaCristiana.it. At that time, he was the rector of the Seminary of Padua. He supported a pastoral path for divorced and remarried that would "allow" them to grab the Eucharist …Sateruse
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The most critical step is to make the Five First Saturdays and pray your daily Rosary in reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary!
The recently published report from Vatican’s Synod Study Group 9 on homosexuality fundamentally contradicts Catholic teaching, writes Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht, the Netherlands, on NcRegister.com (May 14). His main ideas. - The most immediate concern is the report’s treatment of homosex relationships. It presents testimonies from individuals with in homosexual attractions without providing the Church’s moral framework for understanding them. - The report states that one witness “discovered that sin, at its root, does not consist in the (same-sex) relationship, but in a lack of faith in a God who desires our fulfillment.” The authors reproduce this claim without correction or clarification. - This witness’s reasoning is fundamentally flawed. Homosexual acts are intrinsically evil - a settled point of Catholic doctrine. A Christian who engages in such acts also falls short in faith by failing to trust in God’s grace to avoid sin. But that does not mean the sin lies primarily in …Sateruse
The problem with Homo mafia just didn't happen over night the seminaries been hijacked since the 1960s . They been living the high life at the expense of Catholic faithful for years
Patrick Soon-Shiong: “We have in our body a gene called p53 that actually prevents cancer from occurring.” “Guess what COVID does? It knocks down p53.” Were we all deliberately poisoned?