The Popes Against Islam
Disclaimer: Source is Feeneyite
Disclaimer: Source is Feeneyite
Vatican II and Pre-Vatican II side by side
Decide for yourself if the Novus Ordo Church is the One True religion or a new false religion.
Decide for yourself if the Novus Ordo Church is the One True religion or a new false religion.
"The godlessness of the Jews and the pagans is on a par. But the Jews practice a deceit which is more dangerous. In their synagogue stands an invisible altar of deceit on which they sacrifice not sheep and calves but the souls of men."
- St. John Chrysostom, whose feast day it is today
St. John Chrysostom, protect us from Jewry!
- St. John Chrysostom, whose feast day it is today
St. John Chrysostom, protect us from Jewry!
This is the Asamkirche in Munich. I was there in 2019 and it really is an experience to be inside!
It's dedicated to St. John Nepomuk, martyr for the Seal of the Confessional, and, despite being a small church, has seven confessionals.
It's dedicated to St. John Nepomuk, martyr for the Seal of the Confessional, and, despite being a small church, has seven confessionals.
Forwarded from ↟ Modernists Go To Hell ↟ (Catholic Fascist)
Do not abuse God’s mercy.
The desire of the wicked shall perish (Ps. cxi. 10). How ardently shall we desire at death the time we now squander away! In his Dialogues, St. Gregory relates that a certain rich man called Crisorius who had led a wicked life, seeing at death the devils come to carry him off, exclaimed: Give me time! Give me time until tomorrow! They replied: O fool! Do you now ask for time? You have had so much time, but you wasted it and spent it in committing sin! And now you seek for time! Time is now no more! The unhappy man continued to cry out and call for assistance. To his son Maximus, a monk, who was present, he said: O my son, assist me! O Maximus, come to my aid! With his face all on fire he flung himself furiously from side to side in his bed, and in that state of agitation and screaming aloud, like one in despair, he breathed forth his unhappy soul.
St. Alphonsus Liguori
The desire of the wicked shall perish (Ps. cxi. 10). How ardently shall we desire at death the time we now squander away! In his Dialogues, St. Gregory relates that a certain rich man called Crisorius who had led a wicked life, seeing at death the devils come to carry him off, exclaimed: Give me time! Give me time until tomorrow! They replied: O fool! Do you now ask for time? You have had so much time, but you wasted it and spent it in committing sin! And now you seek for time! Time is now no more! The unhappy man continued to cry out and call for assistance. To his son Maximus, a monk, who was present, he said: O my son, assist me! O Maximus, come to my aid! With his face all on fire he flung himself furiously from side to side in his bed, and in that state of agitation and screaming aloud, like one in despair, he breathed forth his unhappy soul.
St. Alphonsus Liguori
Today is the Second Feast of St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr.
"Five days after the martyrdom of the Virgin Emerentiana, the parents of the glorious Saint Agnes visited the tomb of their child, during the night, there to weep and pray. It was the eighth day since her martyrdom. Whilst they were thinking upon the cruel death, which, though it had enriched their child with a Martyr’s palm, had deprived them of her society — Agnes suddenly appeared to them: she was encircled with a bright light, and wore a crown on her head, and was surrounded by a choir of virgins of dazzling beauty. On her right hand, there stood a beautiful white lamb, the emblem of the Divine Spouse of Agnes.
"Turning towards her parents, she said to them: “Weep not over my death: for I am now in heaven, together with these virgins, living with Him, whom I loved on earth with my whole soul.”
('The Liturgical Year' by Dom Prosper Gueranger)
Sancta Agnes, ora pro nobis!
"Five days after the martyrdom of the Virgin Emerentiana, the parents of the glorious Saint Agnes visited the tomb of their child, during the night, there to weep and pray. It was the eighth day since her martyrdom. Whilst they were thinking upon the cruel death, which, though it had enriched their child with a Martyr’s palm, had deprived them of her society — Agnes suddenly appeared to them: she was encircled with a bright light, and wore a crown on her head, and was surrounded by a choir of virgins of dazzling beauty. On her right hand, there stood a beautiful white lamb, the emblem of the Divine Spouse of Agnes.
"Turning towards her parents, she said to them: “Weep not over my death: for I am now in heaven, together with these virgins, living with Him, whom I loved on earth with my whole soul.”
('The Liturgical Year' by Dom Prosper Gueranger)
Sancta Agnes, ora pro nobis!
This coming Sunday, we will begin the Season of Septuagesima. It is the transition period from the joys of Christmas and Epiphany to the austerities of Lent and Holy Week. For that reason, the Gloria in Excelsis and the Alleluias are omitted during seasonal Masses. It is a short period which consists of 3 Sundays only leading to Ash Wednesday.
Forwarded from Raptorus