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Offline PapalTiara

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Re: Xavier Nishant on X
« Reply #45 on: November 13, 2024, 10:39:52 AM »
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  • Quote from: 2Vermont 2024-11-13, 9:19:21 AM
    He's not the only one.  Hewkonian has had at least a couple of comebacks.  His most recent I believe is PapalTiara.
    Nothing like a dose of anti-liberal truth to make that ban complaint irresistible for you, am I righttt?

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #46 on: November 13, 2024, 10:51:18 AM »
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  • Nothing like a dose of anti-liberal truth to make that ban complaint irresistible for you, am I righttt?
    You mean anti-liberal "truth" like calling it a mortal sin to vote for Trump? ;)

    PS. Thanks for the "snake" PM too.  You're a peach. :laugh1:


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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #47 on: November 13, 2024, 10:56:01 AM »
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  • You mean anti-liberal "truth" like calling it a mortal sin to vote for Trump? ;)

    PS. Thanks for the "snake" PM too.  You're a peach. :laugh1:
    I upvoted this and it was intentional, great post.:trollface:

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #48 on: November 13, 2024, 10:59:53 AM »
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  • I'm an Indult traditionalist. I hold to Fr. Ripperger's teaching that the TLM is objectively superior to the NOM.

    It can be shown also that, in the early years especially, Archbishop +Lefebvre also made statements aligning with this view.

    Fr. Ripperger wrote an article about it called the Merit of a Mass. Can be found online. May post it here later.
    I listened to many of his sermons, but that's the book that made me stop listening to him, it says in the Introduction: "The new rite of Mass is just as efficacious as the old rite of Mass in this respect since they are both the same sacrifice of Christ."

    I always knew something essential was off or missing in his sermons, and this nailed it. To say they are just as efficacious as each other is a blatant lie. 

    To say that the TLM is objectively superior, is to say that Holy Mother the Church established something inferior, an inferior Holy Sacrifice? An inferior Rite of Mass - how ridiculous is that? Yet, for whatever reason, many people like MM above still fall for it even today, even after it being the main cause of 60 years of destruction in the Church and world. Will they never see? Why not?

    "But Peter and the apostles answering, said: We ought to obey God, rather than men." - Acts 5:29

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #49 on: November 13, 2024, 11:20:26 AM »
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  • Just for a brief rejoinder: that brief snip is out of context - The Merit Of A Mass By Father Chad Ripperger, F.S. S. P. Among the traditional faithful there appears to be a kind of intuitive sense that the old rite of Mass is more efficacious than the new rite. Many believe that they derive more spiritual gain from the old rite of Mass than from the new." https://unavocecanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/The-Merit-Of-A-Mass.pdf And: "when we turn to the Mass as a sacrifice of impetration and expiation, the case is different. While we must always regard its intrinsic value as infinite, since it is the sacrifice of the God-Man Himself, its extrinsic value must necessarily be finite in consequence of the limitations of man. The scope of the so-called “fruits of the Mass” is limited.3"

    And if the Church can't give inferior rites, how can She give evil rites? The resolution is likely (as even sedes speculate about Pius XII) that something likely happened to Paul VI in such a way that the promulgation of the Mass was not entirely freely from him. Thus, the TLM is superior, but the NOM is still a valid Mass that gives less grace.

    Fare well.


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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #50 on: November 13, 2024, 11:29:16 AM »
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  • I listened to many of his sermons, but that's the book that made me stop listening to him, it says in the Introduction: "The new rite of Mass is just as efficacious as the old rite of Mass in this respect since they are both the same sacrifice of Christ."

    I always knew something essential was off or missing in his sermons, and this nailed it. To say they are just as efficacious as each other is a blatant lie. 

    To say that the TLM is objectively superior, is to say that Holy Mother the Church established something inferior, an inferior Holy Sacrifice? An inferior Rite of Mass - how ridiculous is that? Yet, for whatever reason, many people like MM above still fall for it even today, even after it being the main cause of 60 years of destruction in the Church and world. Will they never see? Why not?

    In another place, he issued a very unchariable and slandererous attack on Traditional Catholics that was completely invalid.

    Finally, his lay "Deliverance" apostolate has no Traditional precedent, for good reason, as his recommendation for people to give orders/commands to demons is forbidden by Traditional theology and incredibly dangerous.  Deliverance is a 100% Protestant notion, and he admits having had to adapt Prot deliverance prayers in his booklet because there weren't any Catholic ones.  So, if in the 2000-year history of the Church, he couldn't find an abundance of such prayers from Catholic sources ... shouldn't that have been a clue to him that there might be a reason for that?

    We've gone into all this before, but ... there are some very serious issues with Fr. Ripperger.

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #51 on: November 13, 2024, 11:38:24 AM »
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  • Here is Archbishop Lefebvre, in the early years, teaching the same as Fr. Ripperger:

    “Should all the world’s churches be emptied? I do not feel brave enough to say such a thing. I don’t want to encourage atheism."
    Here, Archbishop Lefebvre precisely expresses the Truth that telling Roman Catholics to empty all Diocesan Churches encourages only Atheism.
    A 2nd time: “if one does not have the choice and if the priest celebrating Mass according to the Novus Ordo is faithful and worthy, one should not abstain from going to Mass.”

    Further: "
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    Quote Make every effort to have the Mass of St. Pius V, but if it is impossible to find one within forty kilometers and if there is a pious priest who says the New Mass in as traditional a way as possible, it is good for you to assist at it to fulfill your Sunday obligation."

    https://sspx.org/en/what-archbishop-lefebvre-said-about-new-mass-30166

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #52 on: November 13, 2024, 12:09:25 PM »
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  • Here is Archbishop Lefebvre, in the early years ...

    So what?

    1) His thinking matured over time.  He also originally signed the V2 docuмents.

    2) If he KEPT thinking this (he did not), then he'd be wrong.  He's not some infallible rule of faith.

    You conveniently ignore where +Lefebvre condemned it as a "bastard" non-Catholic Mass ... cherrypicking what you want.

    So, in addition to your constant dishonest use of strawman false dichotomy, you are also here engaging in the confirmation-bias-filtered appeal to authority, where you cherry-pick something from an authority that you exaggerate when he agrees with your current thinking but then filter out where he doesn't agree with it, pretending as though you're giving a complete picture of his final position on the matter.

    Both of these fallacies are a form of lying.  You need to clean up your act.


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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #53 on: November 13, 2024, 12:15:43 PM »
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  • Even later statements of Abls like in 1980, 1983, to Michael Davies in a letter, in the 1988 protocol etc confirm +Lefebvre rejected the extreme Wathenite view. I know some of you sedes tried to confuse the Good Archbishop  but he mostly resisted their errors, like with the 9 in 1983. No Catholic theologian has ever agreed laity are allowed to break from Rome and judge the Mass used by the entire OUM of the Church to supposedly be like a Black Mass like you believe. That's another one of your fallacies.

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #54 on: November 13, 2024, 12:26:33 PM »
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  • Even later statements of Abls like in 1980, 1983, to Michael Davies in a letter, in the 1988 protocol etc confirm +Lefebvre rejected the extreme Wathenite view.

    OK, so now this is you YET AGAIN engaging in false dichotomy.  Could you PLEASE Google it up and stop using this fallacious argument.  It's a form of lying.

    Just because +Lefebvre disagreed with the Father Wathen "Sacrilege" view, does not mean that he had the same view as Ripperger (which is your initial allegation).  As with many things, the actual truth is in the middle, but you constantly engage in false dichotomy or false dilemma types of arguments.

    I agree with Father Wathen's conclusion, for this reason.  NO removed the Catholic Offertory, the part that Luther hated the most, replacing it with a тαℓмυdic Table Prayer.  That's 100% sacrilege and blasphemy.  I know you just love private apparitions, so I refer you to Our Lord speaking to Marie-Julie Jahenny, telling here that the NOM would contain "words from the abyss".  I have little doubt that He refers to this тαℓмυdic replacement of the Offertory.  Our Lord also said that the ones behind the NOM were those who had crucified Him ... aka the Jews.

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #55 on: November 13, 2024, 12:43:22 PM »
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  • OK, so now this is you YET AGAIN engaging in false dichotomy.  Could you PLEASE Google it up and stop using this fallacious argument.  It's a form of lying.

    Just because +Lefebvre disagreed with the Father Wathen "Sacrilege" view, does not mean that he had the same view as Ripperger (which is your initial allegation).  As with many things, the actual truth is in the middle, but you constantly engage in false dichotomy or false dilemma types of arguments.

    I agree with Father Wathen's conclusion, for this reason.  NO removed the Catholic Offertory, the part that Luther hated the most, replacing it with a тαℓмυdic Table Prayer.  That's 100% sacrilege and blasphemy.  I know you just love private apparitions, so I refer you to Our Lord speaking to Marie-Julie Jahenny, telling here that the NOM would contain "words from the abyss".  I have little doubt that He refers to this тαℓмυdic replacement of the Offertory.  Our Lord also said that the ones behind the NOM were those who had crucified Him ... aka the Jєωs.
    Can you cut out the false claims of fallacy and just discuss normally? There's no fallacy in what I said.

    2nd para: true, but the following statement from Abl indicates agreement with the Rippergerite view: "Make every effort to have the Mass of St. Pius V, but if it is impossible to find one within forty kilometers and if there is a pious priest who says the New Mass in as traditional a way as possible, it is good for you to assist at it to fulfill your Sunday obligation." This is not only incompatible with Wathenism but arguably proves Rippergite teaching, for one who accepts +Abl as an authority. Next, if +Abl did modify his views later somewhat, and its not 100% certain he did given what he told Michael Davies, an Indult Traditionalist, still at bare minimum this earlier view of Abl must be considered at least a permissible view for a traditional Catholic to take.

    The New Mass is not from the тαℓмυd, because the тαℓмυd rejects Transubstantiation though the New Mass teaches it. "It will become for us the Bread of Life". It is from a 3rd century Christian work called Apostolic Tradition by St. Hippolytus.


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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #56 on: November 13, 2024, 12:57:01 PM »
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  • OK, so now this is you YET AGAIN engaging in false dichotomy.  Could you PLEASE Google it up and stop using this fallacious argument.  It's a form of lying.

    Just because +Lefebvre disagreed with the Father Wathen "Sacrilege" view, does not mean that he had the same view as Ripperger (which is your initial allegation).  As with many things, the actual truth is in the middle, but you constantly engage in false dichotomy or false dilemma types of arguments.

    I agree with Father Wathen's conclusion, for this reason.  NO removed the Catholic Offertory, the part that Luther hated the most, replacing it with a тαℓмυdic Table Prayer.  That's 100% sacrilege and blasphemy.  I know you just love private apparitions, so I refer you to Our Lord speaking to Marie-Julie Jahenny, telling here that the NOM would contain "words from the abyss".  I have little doubt that He refers to this тαℓмυdic replacement of the Offertory.  Our Lord also said that the ones behind the NOM were those who had crucified Him ... aka the Jews.

    I've also seen a letter that was allegedly written by Bugnini where he boasted that the offering of the fruits of the field was reminiscent of Cain's offering, the one that was rejected by God.  Whereas Abel offered the first of his flock (likely a lamb), which was pleasing to God, Cain offered the "fruits of the earth" ... which was REJECTED by God.  Interestingly, the Novus Ordo "Offertory" (тαℓмυdic substition) also offers to God the "fruit of the earth" [and work of human hands].  Striking parallel.  Abel's sacrifice of a Lamb was a type for the Lamb of God pleasing to Him, whereas Cain's sacrifice of the fruit of the earth (pre-transubstantiation bread/wheat) is a type for the NOM, and lo and behold, the NOM Offertory pretty much alludes to this.

    Abel -> Lamb -> Pleasing to God
    Cain -> "fruit of earth" -> Rejected by God

    Tridentine Mass -> Lamb of God -> Pleasing to God
    NOM -> "fruit of the earth" -> Rejected by God

    Striking, no?

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #57 on: November 13, 2024, 01:05:21 PM »
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  • I've also seen a letter that was allegedly written by Bugnini where he boasted that the offering of the fruits of the field was reminiscent of Cain's offering, the one that was rejected by God.  Whereas Abel offered the first of his flock (likely a lamb), which was pleasing to God, Cain offered the "fruits of the earth" ... which was REJECTED by God.  Interestingly, the Novus Ordo "Offertory" (тαℓмυdic substition) also offers to God the "fruit of the earth" [and work of human hands].  Striking parallel.  Abel's sacrifice of a Lamb was a type for the Lamb of God pleasing to Him, whereas Cain's sacrifice of the fruit of the earth (pre-transubstantiation bread/wheat) is a type for the NOM, and lo and behold, the NOM Offertory pretty much alludes to this.

    Abel -> Lamb -> Pleasing to God
    Cain -> "fruit of earth" -> Rejected by God

    Tridentine Mass -> Lamb of God -> Pleasing to God
    NOM -> "fruit of the earth" -> Rejected by God

    Striking, no?

    If God pointed this out to us (at some point in the future, after death, at the end of the world, etc.) you will wonder how you didn't see it. It was so plain for anyone with OPEN EYES to see.
    But alas, there are none so blind as those who refuse to see.
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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #58 on: November 13, 2024, 01:16:15 PM »
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  • Can you cut out the false claims of fallacy and just discuss normally? There's no fallacy in what I said.

    Evidently you don't even comprehend what I wrote, and your gratutious denial does not offset what I demonstrated.

    You use false dichotomy all the time, and it's dishonest and a lie.

    This water is frozen because it's not boiling.

    +Lefebvre backs Fr. Rippergers' position because he doesn't hold Father Wathen's.

    In both cases thare are many degrees in between those two extremes, and the second argument is just as dishonest and fallacious as the first.

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    Re: Xavier Nishant on X
    « Reply #59 on: November 13, 2024, 01:17:23 PM »
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  • Just for a brief rejoinder: that brief snip is out of context - The Merit Of A Mass By Father Chad Ripperger, F.S. S. P. Among the traditional faithful there appears to be a kind of intuitive sense that the old rite of Mass is more efficacious than the new rite. Many believe that they derive more spiritual gain from the old rite of Mass than from the new." https://unavocecanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/The-Merit-Of-A-Mass.pdf And: "when we turn to the Mass as a sacrifice of impetration and expiation, the case is different. While we must always regard its intrinsic value as infinite, since it is the sacrifice of the God-Man Himself, its extrinsic value must necessarily be finite in consequence of the limitations of man. The scope of the so-called “fruits of the Mass” is limited.3"

    And if the Church can't give inferior rites, how can She give evil rites? The resolution is likely (as even sedes speculate about Pius XII) that something likely happened to Paul VI in such a way that the promulgation of the Mass was not entirely freely from him. Thus, the TLM is superior, but the NOM is still a valid Mass that gives less grace.

    Fare well.
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