Catholic Info

Traditional Catholic Faith => Crisis in the Church => Topic started by: LeDeg on December 19, 2023, 07:10:39 PM

Title: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: LeDeg on December 19, 2023, 07:10:39 PM
Communiqué from the Superior General of the SSPX | FSSPX News

https://fsspx.news/en/news/communique-superior-general-sspx-41522
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Plenus Venter on December 19, 2023, 07:27:20 PM
It is a naturalistic and defeatist spirit that loosely aligns itself with the spirit of the world, the enemy of God. This is one more surrender and subjugation to the world, on the part of the liberal and modernist hierarchy, which since the Second Vatican Council has been at the service of the Revolution inside and outside the church.

Good to hear. Perhaps his compatriot, Archbishop Vigano, is giving him courage. He might have mentioned the flesh and the devil in there as well. The men of the Church blessing ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ unions... that is more than just alignment with the world, it is utterly diabolical.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Mark 79 on December 19, 2023, 11:07:39 PM
(https://media.gab.com/system/pending_media_attachments/files/009/988/273/original/3cd25d290ba06061.png)
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: TheRealMcCoy on December 20, 2023, 02:32:29 AM
Will the SSPX not be forced to do these blessings?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on December 20, 2023, 04:24:16 AM
You will know them by their fruit or rotten fruits. 

It’s a election year in USA and Bergolio just served satan.  His whole pontiff has been about serving satan by promoting sodomy, false gods and goddesses, communism, cremations.  Pagan Cremation for laity but for king Bergolio buried with holy men.  

we are being persecuted from within. At many traditional chapels there are already sodomite clergy and laity.  There is a small percentage and growing. 

It’s advent and it’s about Jesus. 

Our focus should be on Jesus Christ during advent.


Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 20, 2023, 05:26:30 AM
It is a naturalistic and defeatist spirit that loosely aligns itself with the spirit of the world, the enemy of God. This is one more surrender and subjugation to the world, on the part of the liberal and modernist hierarchy, which since the Second Vatican Council has been at the service of the Revolution inside and outside the church.

Good to hear. Perhaps his compatriot, Archbishop Vigano, is giving him courage. He might have mentioned the flesh and the devil in there as well. The men of the Church blessing ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ unions... that is more than just alignment with the world, it is utterly diabolical.
I don't know PV, yes it's good they said something, but man, what a lame response imo. He had a perfect opportunity to give a scathing response befitting the occasion, but instead limped out what amounts to little more than a squeak, again imo.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 20, 2023, 07:55:45 AM
I don't know PV, yes it's good they said something, but man, what a lame response imo. He had a perfect opportunity to give a scathing response befitting the occasion, but instead limped out what amounts to little more than a squeak, again imo.

Yes, it does seem rather weak, weaker almost than the Cardinals who submitted their initial "dubia" regarding the matter.  It would in fact be a disgrace had the SSPX said nothing while a handful of Conciliar Cardinals did ... so this is the LEAST they could do to continue pretending that they're still Traditional Catholic.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 20, 2023, 08:15:22 AM
Good to hear. Perhaps his compatriot, Archbishop Vigano, is giving him courage.

See, when people are pleasantly surprised that the SSPX would object to the blessing/promotion of sodomy by Bergoglio, that speaks volumes about where the neo-SSPX have been headed.  Even JP2 Wojtyla would have gone this far.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Texana on December 20, 2023, 10:40:20 AM
It Is A Time For Choosing!

Fr. Pagliarani should be more than a little "dismayed".  He should be outraged that the supposed Pope of the Roman Catholic Church has promulgated a Declaration contrary to Sacred Scripture, to the teaching of Tradition, moral law, and natural law.

What has the Superior General directed the priests of the Society to DO?  He should boldly and clearly tell them to say No to these blasphemous blessings.  He should tell them that the SSPX will provide them the attorneys and funds for legal expenses sufficient to protect them for YEARS of litigation.

If the alphabet fiends can pursue one baker in Colorado for years and spend millions of dollars to wreak his business and his life over a CAKE, what do they have in store for SSPX priests?  How do you defend yourself in court when the man you say is your Pope is on the side of the Plaintiff?  Lawsuits in the US for discrimination and arrests in Canada, Germany, etc. are the future.

Dear Rev. Fr. Pagliarani,
Once again, as with the "jab", it is time to choose!  Do you direct your priests and the faithful of the SSPX to say a resounding "NO!" to this "Declaration of Abomination", or do you choose to meekly follow Bergoglio and Tucho into Hell?

Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 20, 2023, 11:01:05 AM
Dear Rev. Fr. Pagliarani,
Once again, as with the "jab", it is time to choose!

It would appear that he has chosen ... chosen not to choose because he's maintaining a delicate balance between continuing to present SSPX as a Traditional Catholic group and not ruffling Bergoglio's feathers and thereby jeopardizing whatever agreements they have in place and continue to work toward.  He does the bare minimum that he thinks is required to keep up the appearances of fighting Modernism, so the SSPX pew-sitters don't wake up.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Yeti on December 20, 2023, 11:56:28 AM
What has the Superior General directed the priests of the Society to DO?  He should boldly and clearly tell them to say No to these blasphemous blessings.  He should tell them that the SSPX will provide them the attorneys and funds for legal expenses sufficient to protect them for YEARS of litigation.
.

Oh, I highly doubt any SSPX priests are going to be blessing sodomite or illicit unions (apart from annullees, but that's another issue). That seems extremely unlikely to me.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Cornelius935 on December 20, 2023, 12:05:06 PM
Man, the statement is weaker than that of the archdiocese of Astana, Kazakhstan... (whose ‘Auxiliary Bishop’ Athanasius Schneider may very well be controlled opposition)


Quote
Statement of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana regarding the Declaration Fiducia supplicans, published by the Dicastery of the Doctrine of Faith and approved by Pope Francis on December 18, 2023

The manifest purpose of the Declaration of the Holy See, Fiducia supplicans, is to allow “the possibility of blessing couples in irregular situations and same-sex couples”. At the same time, the docuмent insists that such blessings are performed “without officially validating their status or changing in any way the Church’s perennial teaching on marriage”.
The fact that the docuмent does not give permission for the “marriage” of same-sex couples should not blind pastors and faithful to the great deception and the evil that resides in the very permission to bless couples in irregular situations and same-sex couples. Such a blessing directly and seriously contradicts Divine Revelation and the uninterrupted, bimillennial doctrine and practice of the Catholic Church. To bless couples in an irregular situation and same-sex couples is a serious abuse of the most Holy Name of God, since this name is invoked upon an objectively sinful union of adultery or of ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ activity.
Therefore, none, not even the most beautiful, of the statements contained in this Declaration of the Holy See, can minimize the far-reaching and destructive consequences resulting from this effort to legitimize such blessings. With such blessings, the Catholic Church becomes, if not in theory, then in practice, a propagandist of the globalist and ungodly “gender ideology”.
As successors of the Apostles, and faithful to our solemn oath on the occasion of our episcopal consecration “to preserve the deposit of faith in purity and integrity, according to the tradition always and everywhere observed in the Church since the time of the Apostles”, we exhort and prohibit priests and the faithful of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana from accepting or performing any form of blessing whatsoever of couples in an irregular situation and same-sex couples. It goes without saying that every sincerely repentant sinner with the firm intention to no longer sin and to put an end to his public sinful situation (such as, e.g., cohabitation outside of a canonically valid marriage, union between people of the same sex) can receive a blessing.
With sincere brotherly love, and with due respect, we address Pope Francis, who – by allowing the blessing of couples in an irregular situation and same-sex couples – “does not walk uprightly according to the truth of the Gospel” (see Gal. 2:14), to borrow the words with which Saint Paul the Apostle publicly admonished the first Pope in Antioch. Therefore, in the spirit of episcopal collegiality, we ask Pope Francis to revoke the permission to bless couples in an irregular situation and same-sex couples, so that the Catholic Church may shine clearly as the “pillar and ground of the truth” (1 Tim 3:15) for all those who sincerely seek to know the will of God and, by fulfilling it, to attain eternal life.
Astana, 19 December 2023
+ Tomash Peta, Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana
+ Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana


Talk about “convoluted language and sophistical dressing-up”!! (Fr. Pagliarani)
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Mr G on December 20, 2023, 12:21:16 PM
.

Oh, I highly doubt any SSPX priests are going to be blessing sodomite or illicit unions (apart from annullees, but that's another issue). That seems extremely unlikely to me.
True, plus (as of now) the "blessings" are up to each bishop, that is why Bishop Peta and Schinder are able to forbid it in their diocese. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Texana on December 20, 2023, 01:54:51 PM
.

Oh, I highly doubt any SSPX priests are going to be blessing sodomite or illicit unions (apart from annullees, but that's another issue). That seems extremely unlikely to me.
Dear Yeti,  That is exactly why they are going to need attorneys and legal expenses money to answer the lawsuits for discrimination in the USA.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 20, 2023, 02:54:59 PM
I don't know PV, yes it's good they said something, but man, what a lame response imo. He had a perfect opportunity to give a scathing response befitting the occasion, but instead limped out what amounts to little more than a squeak, again imo.

Agreed. "Squeaks" seem to be the best that they can do. Kind of amazing that they said anything at all, but they needn't have bothered. Archbishop Lefebvre would have given them (Rome) what-for, I'm sure. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on December 20, 2023, 03:43:04 PM
SOFT PORN STAR TO SING IN ST. PETER’S SQUARE
NEWS: WORLD NEWS (https://www.churchmilitant.com/search/category/247/world-news)
(https://www.churchmilitant.com/images/social_images/2022-04-18-Porn-Star.jpeg)
(https://www.churchmilitant.com/images/uploads/icons/facebook.svg) (https://www.churchmilitant.com/images/uploads/icons/twitter.svg) (https://www.churchmilitant.com/images/uploads/icons/gab.svg) (https://www.churchmilitant.com/images/uploads/icons/email.svg)
by Jules Gomes (https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/author/julesgomeschurchmilitant.com)  •  ChurchMilitant.com  •  April 15, 2022    160 Comments (https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/soft-porn-star-to-sing-in-st-peters-square#disqus_thread)
Homoerotic singer to entertain teens on Easter Monday in the Vatican


Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Plenus Venter on December 20, 2023, 04:50:18 PM
Agreed. "Squeaks" seem to be the best that they can do. Kind of amazing that they said anything at all, but they needn't have bothered. Archbishop Lefebvre would have given them (Rome) what-for, I'm sure.
Yes, I totally agree with all the above comments. Menzingen's protests, which are few and far between, are always expressed so calmly, so serenely, out of all due proportion to the monstrous and diabolical darings of this Pope. The SSPX ought to marching on Rome. As is said above, he says enough to maintain a facade of traditionalism to deceive those who want to be deceived. We see this same kind of calm and gentle criticism from New Bishop Huonder, lacking all due measure and holy indignation. It is what one would expect of a Freemason, in fact, if he had infiltrated the SSPX and wanted to destroy it. I'm not saying Fr Pagliarani or Bishop Huonder are Freemasons, but there can be no doubt they are in the SSPX and largely responsible for its new direction.

We can judge all these interventions of the Superior General in light of what Bishop Fellay declared in an interview over 10 years ago, now: "Rome has asked that we criticise less, and I agree". Extraordinary words. The enemy asked me to put down my weapons so he could walk all over me and I agreed. I'm a lover not a fighter after all. I'm the new SSPX.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: TKGS on December 20, 2023, 04:52:29 PM
The will just resist harder!  :laugh2:
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 20, 2023, 05:08:25 PM
The will just resist harder!  :laugh2:

How does someone "resist harder"? That doesn't make sense.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 20, 2023, 05:36:01 PM
How does someone "resist harder"? That doesn't make sense.
To be historically forgotten to history would be to do the bare minimum,  protect Faith and morals.   The Vatican II religion struck out.  
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 20, 2023, 05:57:09 PM
To be historically forgotten to history would be to do the bare minimum,  protect Faith and morals.  The Vatican II religion struck out. 

I still don't understand how someone is supposed to "resist harder." What does that mean? 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Kolar on December 20, 2023, 07:32:24 PM

Does not the SSPX already bless sinful unions? Do they not accept invalid annulments from the local bishop and bless adulterous unions?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Plenus Venter on December 20, 2023, 11:42:19 PM
Does not the SSPX already bless sinful unions? Do they not accept invalid annulments from the local bishop and bless adulterous unions?
I'm not aware, is that a fact? My experience with the old SSPX was to the contrary which I witnessed on more than one occasion, absolutely guided by sound principles on this matter. They also had the St Charles Borromeo Commission set up to investigate the Conciliar annulments. It would not surprise, though, since there is a gradual drift of the neo-SSPX towards recognition of things conciliar.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: HeavyHanded on December 21, 2023, 03:46:52 AM
I still don't understand how someone is supposed to "resist harder." What does that mean?
It is poking fun at people that are always losing battles yet never change their tactics. It’s like the people after the 2020 election who still think voting is the solution. “We just need to vote harder next time”
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 08:05:59 AM
It is poking fun at people that are always losing battles yet never change their tactics. It’s like the people after the 2020 election who still think voting is the solution. “We just need to vote harder next time”

Basically, it is certain sedevacantists putting other traditional Catholics down, and trying to make them look stupid, right? Same old SV tactics.

Still, no one can really resist harder, which is why I wanted to know how resisting harder is supposed to be done. We already resist error, as Stubborn has pointed out many times, just as Scripture tells us to do.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 08:43:33 AM
I still don't understand how someone is supposed to "resist harder." What does that mean?

It's actually a very clever characterization of the situation.  It's implying that the more error Bergoglio teaches, the more it's just a difference of degree vs. a difference of kind, and that there's no actual threshold that can be crossed before a "red line" has been crossed where Bergoglio is no longer a Catholic.  It also speaks to the "boil the frog" approach, where you change by small degrees that are not noticeable.  Bergoglio's right-hand-man, the "kissy" guy Fernandez who's now in charge of the Office formerly known as (and formerly) Holy, admits that it's Bergoglio's conscious strategy, to move in small steps so that his progress becomes irreversible.  You take a small step, acclimate everyone to it, to the point that people no longer object to it, and then you take the next step.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 08:45:49 AM
Basically, it is certain sedevacantists putting other traditional Catholics down, and trying to make them look stupid, right? Same old SV tactics.

Still, no one can really resist harder, which is why I wanted to know how resisting harder is supposed to be done. We already resist error, as Stubborn has pointed out many times, just as Scripture tells us to do.

It's rightfully "putting down" the R&R position.  If anyone employs the tactic of making gratuitous drive-by insults without any substance, it's you.  This "resist harder" expression is a very concise and cleverly pithy expression of the problem that SVs have with the R&R position, in principle.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 08:46:58 AM
Homoerotic singer ...

Seems that this is right up Bergoglio's alley.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 09:03:50 AM
It's rightfully "putting down" the R&R position.  If anyone employs the tactic of making gratuitous drive-by insults without any substance, it's you.  This "resist harder" expression is a very concise and cleverly pithy expression of the problem that SVs have with the R&R position, in principle.

It's quite funny that SV's are trying to tell us how to resist, when they believe that we are not supposed to resist a valid pope.

I suppose that because SV's, such as yourself, believe themselves to be superior to pretty much everyone, so they can tell us how we are supposed to resist. You call it clever and concise; I call it arrogant. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 21, 2023, 09:07:30 AM
Basically, it is certain sedevacantists putting other traditional Catholics down, and trying to make them look stupid, right? Same old SV tactics.

Still, no one can really resist harder, which is why I wanted to know how resisting harder is supposed to be done. We already resist error, as Stubborn has pointed out many times, just as Scripture tells us to do.
If Francis only wore LGBT rainbow vestments, would we simply photoshop papal garb on him before his picture is hung up in the vestibule?

Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 09:09:18 AM
If Francis only wore LGBT rainbow vestments, would we simply photoshop papal garb on him before his picture is hung up in the vestibule?

Who is "we" in your question above? 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 21, 2023, 09:14:24 AM
Who is "we" in your question above?
Societies that hang a picture of Francis in their chapels and who seek to get novus ordo approval. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 09:16:25 AM
Societies that hang a picture of Francis in their chapels and who seek to get novus ordo approval.

Okay, and why would societies want to hang a picture of Francis wearing rainbow LGBT vestments? 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 21, 2023, 09:19:12 AM
Like I said just avoid the obvious evil by covering it up.  It's a intellectual play on the condition of the novus ordo hierarchy. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: OABrownson1876 on December 21, 2023, 09:29:58 AM
And this freak singer has Celestia (Celeste) "the heavens" tattooed right above his navel.  Even if it were the Vienna Boys' Choir singing, part of the money goes to Francis and company.  I wonder if its not a mortal sin to give any money to these perverted heretics?  When I went to Rome ten years ago I paid the fee to make of the tour of the Vatican Museum, and the artwork is exquisite, but part of me said, "Gosh, a part of this money is going to support Pope Francis and his perverted friends."   
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 09:39:53 AM
Like I said just avoid the obvious evil by covering it up.  It's a intellectual play on the condition of the novus ordo hierarchy.

It's true that the SSPX, for example, doesn't say much about the evil deeds of Francis. However, the SSPX has ALWAYS hung a photo of the pope in their chapels. ALWAYS. Are they supposed to stop this practice now, just because of the latest Francis' outrage? JP2 and B16 committed outrages too, but still, their photos still hung in the chapels. Maybe they don't want to be thought of as sedevacantists or schismatics?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 21, 2023, 09:51:00 AM
It's true that the SSPX, for example, doesn't say much about the evil deeds of Francis. However, the SSPX has ALWAYS hung a photo of the pope in their chapels. ALWAYS. Are they supposed to stop this practice now, just because of the latest Francis' outrage? JP2 and B16 committed outrages too, but still, their photos still hung in the chapels. Maybe they don't want to be thought of as sedevacantists or schismatics?
Loyalty to the crucified Savior is the measure.   Bergoglio should have a unbleached candle on either side of his photo.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Kazimierz on December 21, 2023, 09:57:50 AM
It is perhaps a small grace that the neosspx chapel I attend has never displayed an image of Bergoglio.
Archbishop Lefebvre’s portrait is prominently visible.

If Bergy’s mug were to show up, it would not last long. ;)
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 09:58:21 AM
Loyalty to the crucified Savior is the measure.  Bergoglio should have a unbleached candle on either side of his photo.

Our Crucified Savior suffered much during his torture and death on the Cross, for us. The SSPX is not denying that by hanging a photo of the Pope in their chapels. God created one Church to uphold his true teaching. That Church is now occupied by a Modernist heretical sect. The Catholic Church is suffering, but not dead. We await a time when God will see fit to restore her. But we will not admit that the Church is dead, even if she is headed by a terrible modernist. Our Faith is stronger than evil.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: 2Vermont on December 21, 2023, 10:17:19 AM
Loyalty to the crucified Savior is the measure.  Bergoglio should have a unbleached candle on either side of his photo.
What do you mean by this?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 10:19:19 AM
However, the SSPX has ALWAYS hung a photo of the pope in their chapels. ALWAYS. Are they supposed to stop this practice now, just because of the latest Francis' outrage?

They're supposed to have stopped this practice long ago because they put up a picture and pretend that this suffices to remain in communion with what they claim to be the Holy See.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 10:24:28 AM
They're supposed to have stopped this practice long ago because they put up a picture and pretend that this suffices to remain in communion with what they claim to be the Holy See.

I have no idea of what you are talking about above. Can you re-phrase it? 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Gunter on December 21, 2023, 10:51:02 AM
What do you mean by this?
The man is spiritually dead.  Like a funeral. 
Don't believe it Meg it's still true.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 21, 2023, 11:51:29 AM
I have no idea of what you are talking about above. Can you re-phrase it?

What he wrote is as clear as day. I’d have no idea why you can’t understand it.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: 2Vermont on December 21, 2023, 11:58:42 AM
A photo of the Heretic in Chief is so passe.  They should move on to this:

(https://i.imgur.com/1OTVrgZ.png)

Pope Francis Cardboard Cutout (lifesizecustomcutouts.com) (https://www.lifesizecustomcutouts.com/H48005-Pope-Francis-Cardboard-Cutout-Standup)
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 12:11:06 PM
Now compare Fr. Pagliarani's mealy-mouthed statement to this ...

https://www.cathinfo.com/crisis-in-the-church/vigano-on-same-sex-blessings/msg918210/
Quote
The delirious Declaration Fiducia Supplicans, recently published by the parody of the former Holy Office renamed the Dicastery, definitively pierces the veil of hypocrisy and deception of the Bergoglian Hierarchy, showing these false shepherds for what they really are: servants of Satan and his most zealous allies, beginning with the usurper who sits – an abomination of desolation – on the Throne of Peter.
...
Bergoglio’s operation is an outlet of the Faith, where you can find everything from the rites of pre-1955 Holy Week to LGBTQ “Eucharists,” as long as nothing is called into question about his “pontificate.”
...
The hallmark of the conciliar and synodal church, of this sect of rebels and perverts, is falsehood and hypocrisy. Its purpose is intrinsically evil, because it takes away God’s honor, exposes souls to the danger of damnation, prevents them from doing good, and encourages them to do evil. Those in the Bergoglian Church who continue to follow the doctrine and precepts of the Catholic Church are out of place and sooner or later will end up separating themselves from it or giving in.

The Catholic Church is the only ark through which the Lord has ordained the salvation and sanctification of mankind. Wherever what appears to be the church acts and works for mankind’s damnation, it is not the Church, but rather her blasphemous counterfeit. The same is true of the Papacy, which Providence willed as a bond of Charity in Truth, and not as an instrument to divide, scandalize, and damn souls.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 12:58:29 PM
What he wrote is as clear as day. I’d have no idea why you can’t understand it.

Well, since you are a sedevacantist, and therefore vastly superior in intelligence when compared to us mere stupid goyim R&R's, then maybe you can explain it?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 01:08:19 PM
A photo of the Heretic in Chief is so passe.  They should move on to this:

Pope Francis Cardboard Cutout (lifesizecustomcutouts.com) (https://www.lifesizecustomcutouts.com/H48005-Pope-Francis-Cardboard-Cutout-Standup)

Put one in the sanctuary.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 01:09:54 PM
I have no idea of what you are talking about above. Can you re-phrase it?

It's a commentary on the fact that R&R believe that paying lip service to a "Pope" and/or putting his picture up in the vestibule satisfies all obligations that the faithful have to obey a Pope and maintain ecclesiastical communion with him.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 01:17:37 PM
It's a commentary on the fact that R&R believe that paying lip service to a "Pope" and/or putting his picture up in the vestibule satisfies all obligations that the faithful have to obey a Pope and maintain ecclesiastical communion with him.

Okay. Thank you for explaining it.

I don't think that the SSPX sees the situation as you do, even though they are obviously compromised, in that they do not follow the good example of their founder. I'm pretty sure that it was their founder who insisted on putting up photos of the Pope in chapels. I don't believe that the reason that +ABL wanted photos of the pope in chapels was for the reason you describe at all. +ABL was loyal to the Popes, but also resisted their errors, which is something that you believe to be untenable.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 21, 2023, 01:30:15 PM
Okay. Thank you for explaining it.

I don't think that the SSPX sees the situation as you do, even though they are obviously compromised, in that they do not follow the good example of their founder. I'm pretty sure that it was their founder that insisted on putting up photos of the Pope in chapels. I don't believe that the reason that +ABL wanted photos of the pope in chapels was for the reason you describe at all. +ABL was loyal to the Popes, but also resisted their errors, which is something that you believe to be untenable.
Meg, it seems he thinks that having a picture of the pope at SSPX chapels is lips service, but quoting Fr. Fenton's teaching that popes can never teach nor fall into heresy and can in no way harm the faithful, as they keep right on repeating that the pope is not the pope because he's a heretic, teaches heresy and harms the faithful.

Since it's obvious he is very confused and obviously has no idea wth he is talking about, pay no attention to him saying a picture in the chapel is paying lip service to the pope.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 03:39:13 PM
Okay. Thank you for explaining it.

I don't think that the SSPX sees the situation as you do, even though they are obviously compromised, in that they do not follow the good example of their founder. I'm pretty sure that it was their founder who insisted on putting up photos of the Pope in chapels. I don't believe that the reason that +ABL wanted photos of the pope in chapels was for the reason you describe at all. +ABL was loyal to the Popes, but also resisted their errors, which is something that you believe to be untenable.

I actually don't recall putting pictures of the V2 papal claimant in the vestibule to have been "a thing" during the lifetime of +Lefebvre.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 03:42:00 PM
Meg, it seems he thinks that having a picture of the pope at SSPX chapels is lips service, but quoting Fr. Fenton's teaching that popes can never teach nor fall into heresy and can in no way harm the faithful, as they keep right on repeating that the pope is not the pope because he's a heretic, teaches heresy and harms the faithful.

Since it's obvious he is very confused and obviously has no idea wth he is talking about, pay no attention to him saying a picture in the chapel is paying lip service to the pope.

Stubborn, I'm not sure what it'll take to explain this.  We don't believe that a POPE can lead the faithful into error or promulgate for use by the faithful something that Father Wathen referred to as a "Great Sacrilege".  But, you see, the key thing you're missing is that we don't believe that these men were POPES.  You keep assuming (begging the question) that these men are legitimate Popes.

And of course putting the Pope's picture up in the vestibule is nothing more than lip service.  Somehow you think you're faithful to the Pope by saying, "Yep.  He's the Pope." while on the other sides of your mouth having a chapel that's not under his authority, excoriating him for his heresies, and even when he teaches something true, completely ignoring him as if he doesn't exist.  It's a token without any reality behind it.  More than anything it's become a symbol of "We're not [evil] sedevacantists." than anything else, but it has no real meaning.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Meg on December 21, 2023, 03:42:18 PM
I actually don't recall putting pictures of the V2 papal claimant in the vestibule to have been "a thing" during the lifetime of +Lefebvre.

Selective memory? Were you affiliated with SSPX when +ABL was alive? How old would that make you?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 21, 2023, 03:46:21 PM
Selective memory? Were you affiliated with +ABL when he was alive? How old would that make you?

Not selective memory, but it's possible that I did forget.  I'm 55, and went to Mass at SSPX for several years before +Lefebvre died, and I have no recollection of any pictures of Karol Wojtyla in the vestibules of the various chapels I attended (and I did attend more than one, due to travel back and forth between home and my university, and other places in between).
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Texana on December 21, 2023, 04:20:25 PM
Put one in the sanctuary.
Is there an emoji for running around screaming if that happens?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 04:25:33 AM
Stubborn, I'm not sure what it'll take to explain this.  We don't believe that a POPE can lead the faithful into error or promulgate for use by the faithful something that Father Wathen referred to as a "Great Sacrilege".  But, you see, the key thing you're missing is that we don't believe that these men were POPES.  You keep assuming (begging the question) that these men are legitimate Popes.

And of course putting the Pope's picture up in the vestibule is nothing more than lip service.  Somehow you think you're faithful to the Pope by saying, "Yep.  He's the Pope." while on the other sides of your mouth having a chapel that's not under his authority, excoriating him for his heresies, and even when he teaches something true, completely ignoring him as if he doesn't exist.  It's a token without any reality behind it.  More than anything it's become a symbol of "We're not [evil] sedevacantists." than anything else, but it has no real meaning.
In the words of +ABL: "The truth is that the Pope, even though he is Pope, can err. Apart from cases where the Pope engages his infallibility, he can err. Today we see the Pope err and spread the error and even heresies. To denounce it is not a sign of sedevacantism, but of Catholicism." 

This is pretty much where the situation begins and ends for all trads - except sedes.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: AMDGJMJ on December 22, 2023, 04:57:43 AM
Is there an emoji for running around screaming if that happens?
:laugh1: :laugh2:
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Marie Teresa on December 22, 2023, 07:06:16 AM


Is there an emoji for running around screaming if that happens?

:laugh1: :laugh2:

Would this do?  (https://i.imgur.com/X3GzO0q.gif)


Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Ladislaus on December 22, 2023, 07:19:31 AM
In the words of +ABL: "The truth is that the Pope, even though he is Pope, can err. Apart from cases where the Pope engages his infallibility, he can err. Today we see the Pope err and spread the error and even heresies. To denounce it is not a sign of sedevacantism, but of Catholicism."

This is pretty much where the situation begins and ends for all trads - except sedes.

Selective quotation, as usual, from the early 1980s when he was trying to cut a deal with Wojtyla.  You deliberately ignore the quotes where he says that opposite and where he affirms that SVism is possible.  But that’s just because 1) you’re dishonest and 2) desperately need to find some rule of faith as a substitute for the Catholic Magisterium that you’ve discarded and thrown under the bus at the altar of the V2 Anti-popes.  Neo-SSPX also cherry-pick quotes from the early 1980s to back their assertion of being the “faithful heirs” of +Lefebvre.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 07:28:40 AM
Selective quotation, as usual, from the early 1980s when he was trying to cut a deal with Wojtyla.  You deliberately ignore the quotes where he says that opposite and where he affirms that SVism is possible.  But that’s just because 1) you’re dishonest and 2) desperately need to find some rule of faith as a substitute for the Catholic Magisterium that you’ve discarded and thrown under the bus at the altar of the V2 Anti-popes.  Neo-SSPX also cherry-pick quotes from the early 1980s to back their assertion of being the “faithful heirs” of +Lefebvre.
You need to view this matter without your sede goggles.
It is as I said, this is pretty much where the situation begins and ends for all trads, I should add that it always has and always will. 

Saying it is or can be corrupted, you prove that do not know what he Catholic Magisterium even is.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 07:50:20 AM
You need to view this matter without your sede goggles.
It is as I said, this is pretty much where the situation begins and ends for all trads, I should add that it always has and always will.

Saying it is or can be corrupted, you prove that do not know what he Catholic Magisterium even is.

Stubborn, just to be clear here, you still believe that councils of the Catholic Church confirmed by a pope can contain or teach error, correct?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 08:00:31 AM
Stubborn, just to be clear here, you still believe that councils of the Catholic Church confirmed by a pope can contain or teach error, correct?
QV, just to be clear, I believe V2 contains and teaches error. I believe councils are infallible to the extent the pope makes them infallible via his defining doctrines concerning faith or morals to be held by the whole Church. 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 08:16:42 AM
QV, just to be clear, I believe V2 contains and teaches error. I believe councils are infallible to the extent the pope makes them infallible via his defining doctrines concerning faith or morals to be held by the whole Church.

Do you believe that all true councils before Vatican II and confirmed by the pope contain no error whatsoever?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 08:25:49 AM
Do you believe that all true councils before Vatican II and confirmed by the pope contain no error whatsoever?
Yes, I believe that.

 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 08:30:30 AM
Yes, I believe that.

How do you know that they contain no error whatsoever?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 08:41:35 AM
How do you know that they contain no error whatsoever?
The same way we all know. I think Fr. Wathen best describes it.....

"….All of you know very well, what God has revealed both in the Old Testament and Through Christ and His Apostles, is one doctrine. Not only does it mean one thing, but it is a single, as it were, a single cloth woven from the top so that there are no seams, there is a perfect unity. Therefore, anyone who in any way teaches contrary to any one of it’s doctrines, any part of this holy deposit, violates it’s holiness and of course the truth of God.  And if anyone comes forth and presents a doctrine contrary to it, he necessarily rouses the ire of Almighty God because he substitutes his puny human ideas and preferences to the holiness of the Divine Revelation."

V2 is guilty of the underlined.
 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Seraphina on December 22, 2023, 09:15:51 AM
This is the time for outrage and scathing for the enemies of Christ, not for dialogue or making nicey-nice.  Our picked up a scourge and used it on the Temple merchandisers.  He trashed their sales tables and stalls.  
SSPX leaders should have followed His example.  Fr. Pagliarini sounds more like Pilate than Christ.  I pray there are enough good priests left in the Society to boldly defend God’s honor.  
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 09:59:48 AM
The same way we all know. I think Fr. Wathen best describes it.....

"….All of you know very well, what God has revealed both in the Old Testament and Through Christ and His Apostles, is one doctrine. Not only does it mean one thing, but it is a single, as it were, a single cloth woven from the top so that there are no seams, there is a perfect unity. Therefore, anyone who in any way teaches contrary to any one of it’s doctrines, any part of this holy deposit, violates it’s holiness and of course the truth of God.  And if anyone comes forth and presents a doctrine contrary to it, he necessarily rouses the ire of Almighty God because he substitutes his puny human ideas and preferences to the holiness of the Divine Revelation."

V2 is guilty of the underlined.

That doesn’t answer the question, I asked: how do you know *the councils* don’t contain error?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 10:46:09 AM
That doesn’t answer the question, I asked: how do you know *the councils* don’t contain error?
As I said, the same way we all know, because what God has revealed both in the Old Testament and Through Christ and His Apostles, is one doctrine. Not only does it [the Councils' teachings] all mean one thing, it is a single, as it were, a single cloth woven from the top so that there are no seams, there is a perfect unity.

In knowing the truth, we know what is lies. Last Tradhican provides that analogy below....

"U.S. Treasury agents who specialize in forgery detection, when they are being trained, are never shown any forgeries, they are strictly immersed in learning every minute detail of the real thing. That way, they can spot the forgery instantly..."
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 12:10:25 PM
As I said, the same way we all know, because what God has revealed both in the Old Testament and Through Christ and His Apostles, is one doctrine. Not only does it [the Councils' teachings] all mean one thing, it is a single, as it were, a single cloth woven from the top so that there are no seams, there is a perfect unity.

In knowing the truth, we know what is lies. Last Tradhican provides that analogy below....

"U.S. Treasury agents who specialize in forgery detection, when they are being trained, are never shown any forgeries, they are strictly immersed in learning every minute detail of the real thing. That way, they can spot the forgery instantly..."

OK, are you claiming that the “doctrine” on ecuмenism promoted by Unitatis redintegratio at Vatican II doesn’t have the same authority as the doctrine of Papal infallibility that was defined at Vatican I? If not, why not?
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 12:32:56 PM
OK, are you claiming that the “doctrine” on ecuмenism promoted by Unitatis redintegratio at Vatican II doesn’t have the same authority as the doctrine of Papal infallibility that was defined at Vatican I? If not, why not?
I have not read any of the V2 docs except for skimming some of them for evidence, nor do I recommend anyone read any of them - except perhaps to skim for evidence.

 What I can say is if the new doctrine of ecuмenism that the NO preaches comes from Unitatis, then "the single cloth which is woven from the top so that there are no seams" puts a giant hole in it.

Also, don't forget that V1 taught that the Holy Ghost Ghost was not promised to popes so that they can preach new doctrines. He was only promised to popes so that the popes would faithfully expound the deposit of faith transmitted by the apostles. Note that V1 does not say that a pope cannot preach new doctrines, which are heresies, what V1 does say is no divine protection should they do such a thing.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 12:50:09 PM
I have not read any of the V2 docs except for skimming some of them for evidence, nor do I recommend anyone read any of them - except perhaps to skim for evidence.

 What I can say is if the new doctrine of ecuмenism that the NO preaches comes from Unitatis, then "the single cloth which is woven from the top so that there are no seams" puts a giant hole in it.

Also, don't forget that V1 taught that the Holy Ghost Ghost was not promised to popes so that they can preach new doctrines. He was only promised to popes so that the popes would faithfully expound the deposit of faith transmitted by the apostles. Note that V1 does not say that a pope cannot preach new doctrines, which are heresies, what V1 does say is no divine protection should they do such a thing.

So, how do we know that the doctrine of Papal Infallibility (at Vatican I) is not erroneous? Remember, there were some prominent theologians, scholars, and bishops arguing against it.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 01:02:23 PM
So, how do we know that the doctrine of Papal Infallibility (at Vatican I) is not erroneous? Remember, there were some prominent theologians, scholars, and bishops arguing against it.
It is because V1 was called specifically for the purpose of condemning errors and defining the doctrine of papal infallibility, that doctrine is what everything is about within that Council.

Whatever prominent theologians wanted to argue, we can see plainly now, in hind site, that they were wrong. I've read what many theologians taught and published almost immediately after V1, and even decades after V1 which should have been condemned because they taught new ideas as regards papal infallibility, just as if these ideas were taught at V1 when they were not.

Unlike V2, with V1, "the single cloth which is woven from the top so that there are no seams" remains the single, seamless cloth.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Texana on December 22, 2023, 01:15:23 PM
Would this do?  (https://i.imgur.com/X3GzO0q.gif)
Yes! Perfect! I may be able to use this on a daily basis!
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 01:33:29 PM
It is because V1 was called specifically for the purpose of condemning errors and defining the doctrine of papal infallibility, that doctrine is what everything is about within that Council.

Whatever prominent theologians wanted to argue, we can see plainly now, in hind site, that they were wrong. I've read what many theologians taught and published almost immediately after V1, and even decades after V1 which should have been condemned because they taught new ideas as regards papal infallibility, just as if these ideas were taught at V1 when they were not.

Unlike V2, with V1, "the single cloth which is woven from the top so that there are no seams" remains the single, seamless cloth.


But, numerous theologians, nearly all bishops at Vatican II, and your unholy father Paul VI insisted that Vatican II was just as authoritative as any other council.

This is from a Letter of Paul VI to Archbishop Lefebvre, June 29, 1975:

Quote
“You permit the case of St. Athanasius to be invoked in your favor. It is true that this great Bishop remained practically alone in the defense of the true faith, despite attacks from all quarters. But what precisely was involved was the defense of the faith of the recent Council of Nicea. The Council was the norm which inspired his fidelity, as also in the case of St. Ambrose. How can anyone today compare himself to St. Athanasius in daring to combat a council such as the Second Vatican Council, which has no less authority, which in certain respects is even more important than that of Nicea?”

Now, please give me one good and logical reason why any potential convert would believe you over your “st” Montini?


Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 01:56:59 PM

But, numerous theologians, nearly all bishops at Vatican II, and your unholy father Paul VI insisted that Vatican II was just as authoritative as any other council.

This is from a Letter of Paul VI to Archbishop Lefebvre, June 29, 1975:

Now, please give me one good and logical reason why any potential convert would believe you over your “st” Montini?
Well of course everyone insisted it was authoritative as all the other councils, would you expect them to say the whole thing was diabolical?

As for the letter to +ABL, you forget that Pope Paul VI wrote that letter actually believing that he had this other infallibility that Fr. Fenton preaches.

 Which is to say that pope Paul VI actually, truly and firmly and positively believed that divine protection prevented him from ever harming the Church, and that obedience of the faithful to his disciplinary and doctrinal directives can only be pleasing to God - exactly as Fr. Fenton teaches.

 While the sedes use this error of additional infallibility in their effort to prove popes are not popes, the conciliar popes use the exact same error to do whatever they want, assured of divine protection.

It's an error that begets a double tongued conundrum.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 22, 2023, 03:13:00 PM
Well of course everyone insisted it was authoritative as all the other councils, would you expect them to say the whole thing was diabolical?

As for the letter to +ABL, you forget that Pope Paul VI wrote that letter actually believing that he had this other infallibility that Fr. Fenton preaches.

 Which is to say that pope Paul VI actually, truly and firmly and positively believed that divine protection prevented him from ever harming the Church, and that obedience of the faithful to his disciplinary and doctrinal directives can only be pleasing to God - exactly as Fr. Fenton teaches.

 While the sedes use this error of additional infallibility in their effort to prove popes are not popes, the conciliar popes use the exact same error to do whatever they want, assured of divine protection.

It's an error that begets a double tongued conundrum.

Actually you have made yourself pope. Congratulations!🎊🍾🎉🎈 
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Stubborn on December 22, 2023, 03:43:22 PM
Actually you have made yourself pope. Congratulations!🎊🍾🎉🎈
LOL, funny.

All I am doing is answering your questions as charitably as I can. I think I understand much of what and how sedes think and why. I find it somewhat amazing.

I think it boils down to sedes, like the conciliar popes, both believe the pope has an additional infallibility because some theologians taught it. V1 teaches the pope is only infallible when he defines a doctrine on faith or morals to the whole Church, and V1 specifically teaches that new doctrines have no divine protection . Not complicated, at least not to me and many other trads.

But I've made myself pope. LOL, funny.

If I miss you, have a blessed Christmas QV.
Title: Re: The SSPX responds to Fiducia supplicans
Post by: Quo vadis Domine on December 23, 2023, 08:50:45 AM
LOL, funny.

All I am doing is answering your questions as charitably as I can. I think I understand much of what and how sedes think and why. I find it somewhat amazing.

I think it boils down to sedes, like the conciliar popes, both believe the pope has an additional infallibility because some theologians taught it. V1 teaches the pope is only infallible when he defines a doctrine on faith or morals to the whole Church, and V1 specifically teaches that new doctrines have no divine protection . Not complicated, at least not to me and many other trads.

But I've made myself pope. LOL, funny.

If I miss you, have a blessed Christmas QV.

Merry Christmas to you also!