Many more will leave Novous ordo.  

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I don't expect any replies.  CI-BoD-ers might be a lot of things, but they're not stupid.  

They should be able to see in advance when they are already defeated before they start.


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So, I'm guessing you are all for the children of ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ couples to be baptized and baptized ASAP, right?

For me, I am actually torn on this.  It seems wrong to keep them from baptism, but at the same time they aren't being brought up in the Faith.

The eternal torments of hell are worse for those who are baptized than for the pagans who are not, for they have the supernatural grace that they then, later in life, reject.

Denying baptism to babies, other than when they are in danger of death, who will never be raised in the faith or, as likely in the case at hand, will be raised with a perverted notion of the faith, is actually a more merciful action than likely sending the soul to the deeper regions of hell.

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Quote from: Viva Cristo Rey

To even attend this synod is sinful.   It offends God, blessed Mother and the moral teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
This is an attack against the Sacrament of Marriage between man and woman and traditional
Catholic family.  October 2014 sex synod then 2015 then Philadelphia hosts Pope for Families.

I disagree. Cardinal Mueller has already stated that the indisolubility of marriage is a doctrine of the Catholic Church. This truth should be reiterated at every opportunity. This synod would be a great opportunity for those concerned to proclaim the Cahtolic Faith.    

The Novus Ordo sect will still try to make divorce and remarriage and receiving Our Lord for those people a thing. Remember, these heretics think they're above Catholic doctrine and above Our Lord - that's the only way they could even try to "reconcile" this with Catholicism.

Tose people who think that they are above Catholic doctrine won't pay any attention to the synod. They will continue to do whatever they have been doing.
At the synod various individuals will make all kinds of speeches advocating all kinds of inovations. However Cardinal Meuller has already clarified that the indisolobulity of marriage is is a Catholic doctrine. Marraige is for the life of the spouses. It doesn't end until one of the spouses dies.

I agree with what Bishop Athanasius Schneider said a few months ago in an interview he gave in the UK. If I recall correctly, he said that the problems that will come from the synod will reveal how serious the crisis is. Which will be a good thing, IMO. So many in the Church don't think there's a problem. Bp. Schneider said also that he can forsee a split coming,leading to an eventual renewal along traditional lines, but that this won't before the crisis has plunged the Church into further disarray, and that eventually the man-centered clerical system will collapse. He also said that traditional Catholics may be persecuted or discriminated against, but that eventually the Supreme Magisterium will issue an unequivocal doctrinal statement rejecting any collaboration with neo-pagan ideas.

Bp. Schnieder says that trads will be persecuted and discriminated against, but that's already been going on for a long time now. Maybe he thinks that it will get worse - I dunno.
There's also an interesting article on the Eponymous Flower blog which gives a testimony of a nun  (in Rome, I think) showing that Benedict XVl was indeed forced out of the papacy.

I think that if Benedict was still pope in the event of a schism, the revolutionaries would be breaking away form the Pope. But with Francis at the helm, the revolutionaries will stay in Rome, and maybe faithful Catholics in the hierarchy will be tempted to leave instead. I think that it will be a terrible mess. It will be "cardinals opposing cardinals, I think."

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-resignation-of-benedict-xvi-from.html