“A winner doesn’t ask how the world is, but how it should be” | Roman Rite Latin Church Catholic | Strict Observance Ghibelline | Wanderer Dreaming of the Rood
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“We must rise above the laws, above the magistrates, above the treaties. If the State no longer has the strength to command respect, the squadra takes its place. The fatherland is not defended with paragraphs from civil codes, but with blood and sacrifice.”
- Benito Mussolini
You whine about “murder” then have the gall to bring up St Louis, who crusaded against Muslims and stated that the only argument a Christian should make to blasphemers is to kill them, and St. Edward who had Prince Rhys ap Rhydderch assassinated for raiding England.
Politically liberal “trads” are so performative it’s disgusting. The medieval world was harsh and violent just as our modern day truly is, yet we are so detached from it that many react in horror to what our ancestors did because it simply needed to be done.
This might genuinely be the worst electoral campaign in national history, what a masterclass in being a retarded jeet.
Actonreich now I guess
@megynkelly exposes the truth about Amy Acton. It’s uncomfortable, but every voter in Ohio should watch every second of this.
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Court records corroborate that Amy Acton's stepfather was charged and indicted in 1978 for raping her as a child, after which she and her brother were removed from their mother's custody.
nationalreview.com/news/amy-acton…
cbsnews.com/news/ohio-gove…
Demons don’t always lie, but they try to twist a truth to serve their ends. Christ silenced the demons calling him the Son of God because they wanted to use that to scandalize the Jews (which is the charge the Sanhedrin condemned him for during His passion, being a “blasphemer”).
Garbage. Fr. Ripperger addresses this concern in the interview I posted. Demons don't always lie. In the Bible, they called Jesus "Son of God". Were the demons lying when they called Jesus "Son of God"? Surely not.
Christ is ultimately the one in charge during an exorcism and he decides what they can reveal and what they can't. Your understanding of how exorcism work and the authority a priest (through Christ) exercises over these demons is completely upsidedown.
As before, just watch the interview. Fr. Ripperger uses both history and theology to prove that your view of an exorcist isn't even close to reality.
youtube.com/watch?v=_KfijbBh…
Catholic Aizen retweeted
"The predominance of materialistic ideas among the [Freemasonic] "brothers" is the reason for the determination with which the academic chairs, which are almost all under their power, teach the theory of Darwinism or transformism, with its indispensable postulate of spontaneous generation and its retinue of absurdities, eccentrities, and unfounded assertions."
- Cardinal José María Caro Rodríguez, El Misterio de la Masonería, Part 3, Ch. 1, 109.
Modern “science” is nothing more than pale imitations of what the ancients were up to because of materialism, and dumbed down by a century of declining education. It’s funny how sad it is when people try to pretend this isn’t the case.
Catholic Aizen retweeted
If you believe they are "honorable opponents in the war of ideas" you don't know what time it is. So naive.
France was mishandled tbf, Spain was already on an irreversible decline after Rocroi, and the Two Sicilies wasn’t even that bad it just suffered from being in southern Italy which had sucked since the end of the western empire. Don’t talk about stuff you don’t know much about.
Catholic Aizen retweeted
Never forget that @EricRSammons voted for this:
> Hindu
> Indian anchor-baby
> Public blasphemer
> Contraception supporter
> Pro-gay marriage conservative
> Pro-unnatural vice (within certain limits)
> Defender of transgender rights (within certain limits)
> Mass immigration enthusiast
> Fanatical Zionist
> COVID-19 regime supporter
> Pharmaceutical scammer
The last usage of it being in 1903 and resulted in St. Pius X’s election. In his saintly wisdom Pius X once and for all banned the practice in his apostolic constitution “Commissum Nobis” in 1904 right before the final Catholic monarchies fell in the Great War and antebellum era.
Stretching back to the Middle Ages the various kings and emperors of Catholic Europe have meddled in papal elections by telling their cardinals to make it known in the conclave that a certain candidate was by order of the monarch vetoed from becoming the successor of St. Peter.
