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No sir, before the final resurrection, the souls of the damned are separated from their bodies. No body, no pain receptors. John Paul II: "Hell, rather than a place, indicates the state in which those who freely and definitively distance themselves from God find themselves."
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Catholic Dogma by Denzinger (Collection of magisterial statements) teapawt.net/TradChad67/status/2118…
We have our bodies there (Dz 429 & 40) We will have pain in our corporal senses (Trent Catechism, Pt1, a7). It is a material place: by nature of our bodies being there. The suffering is twofold, both deprivation and actual torment for sin (Dz 410)
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The political destiny of Catholics is far nobler than voting for the ‘lesser of two evils’ every two years. This degrading democratic ritual is beneath us. A true movement waged on behalf of Christ the King must be our cause.
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Replying to @FeelsGuy2003
society if catechumens were banned from expressing their useless opinions on the Church
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“Never go to the New Mass my friends... it is very dangerous to go to the New Mass regularly, each week, because the New Mass is not some accidental change, but it is a whole orientation, a new definition of the Mass. It has not the same definition as the True Mass." (Interview, St. Michael's Mission, Atlanta, April 27, 1986)
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“Jar-Jar is just as capable and intelligent as you, he just comes from different socioeconomic circumstances, Anakin!”
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We cannot let Michigan get a nuclear weapon
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Every time I post something like this a bunch if Catholics who think humans by default are good and deserving of Heaven come out. And every time I point to the same passages which without quantification say that unbaptised infants ordinarily are not saved
Teaching that unbaptised infants are saved denies original sin btw
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Genuinely, how far can this principle be extended? Was the apparent Bishop of Rome excluded? “All religions are a path to reach God. They are — I make a comparison — like different languages, different idioms, to get there. But God is God for everyone. And since God is God for everyone, we are all children of God. ‘But my God is more important than yours!’ Is this true? There is only one God, and our religions are languages, paths to reach God. Some are Sikh, some are Muslim, some are Hindu, some are Christian, but they are different paths.” — Francis, 2024
St Thomas Aquinas states that we should not go to the Mass of a priest whose sin is notorious, even if he has not yet been suspended. This would apply to a bishop who calls into doubt a point of faith, e.g. by saying that he hopes that women will one day be ordained priests. 1/2
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It's happening the sspx line is finally being adopted by regularized clerics the obvious can only be avoided so long welcome to the party, father!
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St Thomas Aquinas states that we should not go to the Mass of a priest whose sin is notorious, even if he has not yet been suspended. This would apply to a bishop who calls into doubt a point of faith, e.g. by saying that he hopes that women will one day be ordained priests. 1/2
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En su sermón de la misa de difuntos, el obispo Poinsinet de Sivry explicó la doctrina de San Agustín, Santo Tomás y San Juan Crisóstomo (consolación y expiación de la Iglesia purgante gracias a la Iglesia militante)
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"They don't know about the coming Chastisement"
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You may not like it. You may disagree. You may even hate me. But this is caused directly by the ratification of the 19th amendment, and the fable of Hellen Keller.
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“This is the end of the ecclesia dei era”
This is the end of the Ecclesia Dei era. This is the end of Summorum Pontificum. This is a day that will live on an infamy, according to Bishop Schneider. But even still, the Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage was not the real issue. The issue is never the issue. The issue is always the revolution! Don’t miss the new Underground premiere tonight at 7 CST. The gloves are off, the clans are united, and if the Vatican wants a war, we’ll give them one! See you in the Live chat. Link in Reply!
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“St Thomas isn’t infallible” is almost always the precursor to someone saying something extremely retarded While technically true and properly understood in context, usually it’s an excusing phrase for someone who simply wants to speak error or make stuff up
St thomas isn’t infalible and the quote is out of his dogma and more on a personal level sort of take. Second of all, we do have in scripture that everything will go back to his creator. I don’t see an impossibility for them to be in heaven
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Du 1er au 8 novembre, les catholiques peuvent obtenir chaque jour une indulgence plénière pour les âmes du purgatoire, en visitant un cimetière et en priant pour les défunts, aux conditions fixées par l’Église. Après avoir honoré, le jour de la Toussaint, les saints qui jouissent de la gloire du Ciel, l’Église invite les fidèles à se souvenir de ceux qui attendent encore d’y entrer. Les âmes du purgatoire sont assurées de leur salut, mais elles doivent achever leur purification avant de parvenir à la béatitude éternelle. Ne pouvant plus rien faire elles-mêmes pour abréger leurs souffrances, elles peuvent cependant être secourues par nos prières, nos sacrifices et les indulgences. Une indulgence est la remise, devant Dieu, de la peine temporelle due aux péchés dont la faute a déjà été pardonnée. Lorsqu’elle est plénière, cette remise est totale ; lorsqu’elle est partielle, elle ne concerne qu’une partie de la peine restant à expier. L’Église accorde ces indulgences en puisant dans le trésor spirituel des mérites de Notre-Seigneur Jésus-Christ, de la Très Sainte Vierge Marie et des saints. Deux occasions particulières nous sont offertes au début du mois de novembre : - Le 2 novembre, jour de la commémoraison des fidèles défunts, une indulgence plénière peut être obtenue en visitant pieusement une église ou un oratoire et en y récitant un Notre Père et un Je crois en Dieu. - Du 1er au 8 novembre inclus, il est possible d’obtenir chaque jour une indulgence plénière en visitant pieusement un cimetière et en priant pour les défunts, même mentalement, sans qu’aucune formule particulière soit imposée. Pour bénéficier de ces indulgences, applicables aux seules âmes du purgatoire, il faut être en état de grâce, se confesser dans les jours qui précèdent ou suivent l’œuvre, recevoir la sainte communion, prier aux intentions du Souverain Pontife et être détaché de toute affection au péché, même véniel. Cette dernière condition est importante : si elle fait défaut, l’indulgence obtenue n’est que partielle. Une même confession peut servir à plusieurs indulgences plénières, tandis qu’une communion et une prière aux intentions du Souverain Pontife sont nécessaires pour chacune d’elles. La visite d’un cimetière prend ainsi un sens bien plus profond que le simple souvenir de nos proches disparus. En priant pour eux et en accomplissant les œuvres prescrites par l’Église, nous pouvons réellement contribuer à leur délivrance des peines du purgatoire. Pensons aussi, en ces premiers jours de novembre, aux âmes les plus abandonnées, pour lesquelles personne ne prie plus. Nous pouvons aujourd’hui leur venir en aide, comme nous aurons peut-être nous-mêmes besoin, un jour, des prières de ceux qui nous survivront. fsspx.news/fr/news/du-1er-au…
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Everyone on Twitter says ‘Christ is King’ But almost nobody means what Pope Pius XI meant by it In 1925 he put the feast on the last Sunday of October, right before All Saints and All Souls Meaning: Christ reigns now, over laws and nations, over the living and the dead In 1969 Paul VI moved it to the end of the year and renamed ‘King of the Universe’ The claim became: ‘someday’ Christ is King If you're Catholic: Have a blessed Solemnity of Christ the King 👑✝️
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I don’t particularly like cars - in the “trad small walkable city where you live 3 blocks from church, have a real community and buy local food” not in the commie way But this is hilarious
"Hating cars is my whole personality"
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