Forwarded from The Daily Decade
It seems to run the risk of being political to share this; after all, the Daily Decade is here to better your spiritual life, not espouse a political cause. Briggs, however, in this article hits upon one of the most fundamental elements of a good Christian life: the boast in the Cross.
Do not mince words when confronting evil. Do not be timid or tepid in your Faith. Christ came to make us fanatics of God's Love, the love of God's justice and man's primordial innocence, that we might be saved by the New Adam who came to restore that innocence and justification. This is what it means to boast in the Cross: to be fearless, even audacious, in bearing witness to Christ and His Reign as King of Kings, seated upon the throne of the ultimate mercy, which is His altar of sacrifice, the Holy Cross.
Stop using language that softens the blow or obscures the Truth. As Christians, we hate with perfect hatred, loving God and His Order above all other things. We cannot be afraid to confess that we hate evil and the authors of evil, Satan and his angels.
God love you!
@thedailydecade
https://wmbriggs.com/post/33845/
Do not mince words when confronting evil. Do not be timid or tepid in your Faith. Christ came to make us fanatics of God's Love, the love of God's justice and man's primordial innocence, that we might be saved by the New Adam who came to restore that innocence and justification. This is what it means to boast in the Cross: to be fearless, even audacious, in bearing witness to Christ and His Reign as King of Kings, seated upon the throne of the ultimate mercy, which is His altar of sacrifice, the Holy Cross.
Stop using language that softens the blow or obscures the Truth. As Christians, we hate with perfect hatred, loving God and His Order above all other things. We cannot be afraid to confess that we hate evil and the authors of evil, Satan and his angels.
God love you!
@thedailydecade
https://wmbriggs.com/post/33845/
William M. Briggs
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Forwarded from Christianity in Albania
Kisha e t’Shëlbuemit Rubik (The Rubik Monastery Church in Rubik - Lezhë, Albania)
Forwarded from Christianity in Albania
Kisha e t’Shëlbuemit Rubik (The Rubik Monastery Church in Rubik - Lezhë, Albania)
Just thought I’d share this whitepill. What a beautiful thing vocations are... it’s a shame there’s been a major decrease in them because of Vatican II
https://youtu.be/IwfPm8E0u9Y
https://youtu.be/IwfPm8E0u9Y
↟ Modernists Go To Hell ↟
Deus, Pátria, Família! Portugal, Portugal, Portugal! Salazar, Salazar, Salazar!
Fun Fact:
Salazar and Marcel Lefebvre met in 1965. They discussed many topics, agreeing that the new liturgical reforms were not good and expressing each other’s dislike for Vatican II, as well as for Paul VI’s political actions.
Salazar would also later say he had much enjoyed the prelate’s company and considered him very highly, while Lefebvre in 1969 highlighted the “Estado Novo” as a perfect example of a Christian Nation.
Salazar and Marcel Lefebvre met in 1965. They discussed many topics, agreeing that the new liturgical reforms were not good and expressing each other’s dislike for Vatican II, as well as for Paul VI’s political actions.
Salazar would also later say he had much enjoyed the prelate’s company and considered him very highly, while Lefebvre in 1969 highlighted the “Estado Novo” as a perfect example of a Christian Nation.
People like Salazar, Franco, and Jose Antonio are what Traditional Catholic men should aspire to be like. Great leaders and true men who loved Christ first and foremost and wanted the best for their nation and people.
Forwarded from Christianity in Albania
« So from Jerusalem all the way around to Illyricum, I have fully proclaimed the gospel of Christ » - Romans 15:19
The first to preach the gospel in Albania may have been St. Paul himself. Even the apostle St. Andrew is believed to have preached in Epirus. An undetermined number of Christians lived in the port of Durrës in 58 AD, and from the fourth to the fifth century Christianity had left distinct traces throughout the country.
Christian bishops from Dardania and Macedonia Salutare, that is, senior officials from eastern Albania and present-day Kosovo, are known to have attended the first Ecumenical Council convened in Nicaea in 325 AD by Emperor Constantine.
Also, five or six bishops from Dardania, New Epirus and Old Epirus participated in the Council of Sardinia in the years 343-344 AD.
The first to preach the gospel in Albania may have been St. Paul himself. Even the apostle St. Andrew is believed to have preached in Epirus. An undetermined number of Christians lived in the port of Durrës in 58 AD, and from the fourth to the fifth century Christianity had left distinct traces throughout the country.
Christian bishops from Dardania and Macedonia Salutare, that is, senior officials from eastern Albania and present-day Kosovo, are known to have attended the first Ecumenical Council convened in Nicaea in 325 AD by Emperor Constantine.
Also, five or six bishops from Dardania, New Epirus and Old Epirus participated in the Council of Sardinia in the years 343-344 AD.