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Leftists, Liberalism, and Francis Pacmanmama environmentalism
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April 13 - St Hermenegild, Martyr ~ Dom Prosper Gueranger
MARTYR OF ORTHODOXY. - Today through the palm of a martyr we are shown the mysteries of Easter. Hermenegildo, Visigothic prince immolated by a father obsessed by heresy. The cause of his death was the constancy with which he refused the Easter communion that an Arian bishop wanted to force him to receive from his hands. The martyr knew that the Holy Eucharist is a sign of Catholic union and that it is forbidden to partake of the flesh of the Paschal lamb with those who do not belong to the true Church. A sacrilegious consecration can place the Eucharistic Mysteries in the hands of heretics, if there is a priestly character in the one who has had the audacity to trespass the barrier of the altar of the God of whom he blasphemes; but the Catholic, aware that it is not permitted to pray with heretics, is horrified to see the mystery profaned and remains apart from it so as not to outrage the Redeemer in the very mystery that He established to unite Himself with His angels. The blood of the martyr was fruitful. Spain, held captive by error, broke its chains; a Council of Toledo consummated the reconciliation to which so holy a victim had begun. Sublime and rare spectacle in the history of the world to see a whole nation abjure heresy; but this nation was blessed by heaven. Subjected to the hard test of the Saracen invasion, it triumphed over it by arms, and its faith, then always pure, deserved the noblest of the titles of a people: that of Catholic.
Life. - Hermenegildo was the son of Leovigildo, king of the Visigoths of Spain, and of Teodosia. Associated to the kingdom, like his brother Recaredo, in 573, he took up residence in Seville. There, his wife Ingonda and the bishop San Leandro, determined him to abandon the Arrian heresy and to embrace Catholicism. Being pursued by his father, who remained an Arian, Hermenegild called to his aid the Byzantines: but he thought it con venient to agree to an interview which his father proposed to him, and the latter, having had him imprisoned, tried every means to make him return to heresy. On Easter day of the year 586 the king sent him an Arian bishop to bring him communion. The young man refused: then his father had him beheaded. Saint Hermenegild is the patron saint of the city of Seville. Urban VIII extended his cult to the whole Church.
PRAYER: O Hermenegild, undaunted defender of the truth of the symbol of faith, today we offer you our homage and thanksgiving. Your courageous death showed the love you had for Christ and your contempt for earthly goods teaches us to despise them. Born for the throne, a dungeon serves you here as a mansion and from it you depart for heaven, your forehead girded with the palm of martyrdom, a crown a thousand times more precious than that which was offered to you as the price of a shameful apostasy. Pray for us now; as the Church writes your name in her sacred cycle, she invites you to do so in these days. Easter was your triumphant day; make it for us a true Easter, a complete Resurrection that leads us in your footsteps to the happy mansion where your eyes behold the risen Jesus. Make us firm in our beliefs, docile to the teachings of the Church, enemies of all error and of all novelty. Watch over Spain, your homeland, to whose blood shed in testimony of the true faith it owes so many centuries of pure orthodoxy; preserve it from all claudication so that it may never cease to deserve the noble title that honors it.
MARTYR OF ORTHODOXY. - Today through the palm of a martyr we are shown the mysteries of Easter. Hermenegildo, Visigothic prince immolated by a father obsessed by heresy. The cause of his death was the constancy with which he refused the Easter communion that an Arian bishop wanted to force him to receive from his hands. The martyr knew that the Holy Eucharist is a sign of Catholic union and that it is forbidden to partake of the flesh of the Paschal lamb with those who do not belong to the true Church. A sacrilegious consecration can place the Eucharistic Mysteries in the hands of heretics, if there is a priestly character in the one who has had the audacity to trespass the barrier of the altar of the God of whom he blasphemes; but the Catholic, aware that it is not permitted to pray with heretics, is horrified to see the mystery profaned and remains apart from it so as not to outrage the Redeemer in the very mystery that He established to unite Himself with His angels. The blood of the martyr was fruitful. Spain, held captive by error, broke its chains; a Council of Toledo consummated the reconciliation to which so holy a victim had begun. Sublime and rare spectacle in the history of the world to see a whole nation abjure heresy; but this nation was blessed by heaven. Subjected to the hard test of the Saracen invasion, it triumphed over it by arms, and its faith, then always pure, deserved the noblest of the titles of a people: that of Catholic.
Life. - Hermenegildo was the son of Leovigildo, king of the Visigoths of Spain, and of Teodosia. Associated to the kingdom, like his brother Recaredo, in 573, he took up residence in Seville. There, his wife Ingonda and the bishop San Leandro, determined him to abandon the Arrian heresy and to embrace Catholicism. Being pursued by his father, who remained an Arian, Hermenegild called to his aid the Byzantines: but he thought it con venient to agree to an interview which his father proposed to him, and the latter, having had him imprisoned, tried every means to make him return to heresy. On Easter day of the year 586 the king sent him an Arian bishop to bring him communion. The young man refused: then his father had him beheaded. Saint Hermenegild is the patron saint of the city of Seville. Urban VIII extended his cult to the whole Church.
PRAYER: O Hermenegild, undaunted defender of the truth of the symbol of faith, today we offer you our homage and thanksgiving. Your courageous death showed the love you had for Christ and your contempt for earthly goods teaches us to despise them. Born for the throne, a dungeon serves you here as a mansion and from it you depart for heaven, your forehead girded with the palm of martyrdom, a crown a thousand times more precious than that which was offered to you as the price of a shameful apostasy. Pray for us now; as the Church writes your name in her sacred cycle, she invites you to do so in these days. Easter was your triumphant day; make it for us a true Easter, a complete Resurrection that leads us in your footsteps to the happy mansion where your eyes behold the risen Jesus. Make us firm in our beliefs, docile to the teachings of the Church, enemies of all error and of all novelty. Watch over Spain, your homeland, to whose blood shed in testimony of the true faith it owes so many centuries of pure orthodoxy; preserve it from all claudication so that it may never cease to deserve the noble title that honors it.
Sensus Fidelium
April 13 – St Hermenegild, Martyr ~ Dom Prosper Gueranger
April 13 – St Hermenegild, Martyr It is through a Martyr’s palm-branch that we must today see the Paschal Mystery. Hermenegild, a young Visigoth Prince, is put to death by his heretical father, bec…
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Please do not worry for the cares of the world. Worry for the sake of your soul.
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“Luther is just as far from the true aristocratic German essence as is the ‘socialism’ of the Jew Karl Marx.” -Julius Evola
The effects of Luther’s revolt went far beyond the domain of Christianity, for through it, the modern spirit seemingly acquired higher justification. As such, the divine institutions of the Church and the Empire were both rejected for merely human constructions. Without the sacred element, these were doomed to failure, which we have seen through their continual regression and fragmentation. Only that sanctioned by the divine can endure.
The effects of Luther’s revolt went far beyond the domain of Christianity, for through it, the modern spirit seemingly acquired higher justification. As such, the divine institutions of the Church and the Empire were both rejected for merely human constructions. Without the sacred element, these were doomed to failure, which we have seen through their continual regression and fragmentation. Only that sanctioned by the divine can endure.
Forwarded from 𝕭𝖗𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖊𝖗𝖍𝖔𝖔𝖉 𝖔𝖋 𝕭𝖑𝖔𝖔𝖉 (Seяaphim)
I hate the Jewish dead! I loathe their bones in Sheol. If only there was a way I could get rid of their bones from Sheol, for they make the place stink!
- Death, “Carmina Nisibena," Saint Ephrem (c. 340)
- Death, “Carmina Nisibena," Saint Ephrem (c. 340)
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One of the best recent apologetic’s against Islamic claims about the Trinity that I’ve seen tbh.
Just to note, Josh has a PhD in Philosophy of Religion and dedicated his doctoral dissertation to a philosophical defence of the logic and coherence of the Holy Trinity.
https://youtu.be/Tvws-vVUgik
Just to note, Josh has a PhD in Philosophy of Religion and dedicated his doctoral dissertation to a philosophical defence of the logic and coherence of the Holy Trinity.
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"The Trinity is logically incoherent" [Full debate] ~ Josh vs Hijab | Speakers Corner
Christian ~ Muslim dialogue | Speakers Corner | London UK
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Mohammad Hifag btfo’d by 1 out of a million black man
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SCDawah Channel Debate: Is the Incarnation Coherent? Dr. Joshua Sijuwade vs. Jake Brancatella
Christian scholar Dr. Joshua Sijuwade and Muslim apologist Jake Brancatella debate the coherence of the trinity and incarnation. Hosted by Mansur on the SCDawah Channel.
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THE LATIN MASS BUILT WESTERN ARCHITECTURE
The intricate and complex cerimonies of the Latin Mass, with emphasis on the Altar and Ad Orientem worship, directly influenced architecture - culminating in the great Cross-like Basilicas with parallel naves, apses and ambulatories. The altar is the centre - not geometrically, but psychologically - of the entire Church; the structure is filled with cross-like intersections from the crossed domes to the broken arches, columns and counter forts. As the Latin mass required for it’s more intricate cerimonies more deacons and acolytes, the ambulatory had to grow; incense became a great reason for adding stained glass, which would make the particles look as though the rainbow of God’s promise after the flood. As processions grew more and more in size with pilgrimages becoming more common, the naves were separated and side altars added, and the complexity of the structural additions required is such that without them, there would not have been a Renaissance, or Baroque.
The intricate and complex cerimonies of the Latin Mass, with emphasis on the Altar and Ad Orientem worship, directly influenced architecture - culminating in the great Cross-like Basilicas with parallel naves, apses and ambulatories. The altar is the centre - not geometrically, but psychologically - of the entire Church; the structure is filled with cross-like intersections from the crossed domes to the broken arches, columns and counter forts. As the Latin mass required for it’s more intricate cerimonies more deacons and acolytes, the ambulatory had to grow; incense became a great reason for adding stained glass, which would make the particles look as though the rainbow of God’s promise after the flood. As processions grew more and more in size with pilgrimages becoming more common, the naves were separated and side altars added, and the complexity of the structural additions required is such that without them, there would not have been a Renaissance, or Baroque.