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Title: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: ggreg on January 16, 2019, 06:03:07 AM
https://catholicherald.co.uk/news/2018/03/27/jacob-rees-mogg-i-try-to-say-the-rosary-every-day/

With the riots in France and Teresa May's massive Brexit deal defeated in the commons, Rees Mogg has a shot of being the PM of Britain.

Father of Six. 
100% anti abortion and not afraid to say it to the press with no compromise (never seen that in my life)
Practicing Catholic of a most conservative stripe.
Eton educated and the most articulate and clever politician out there.  Brilliant speaker, brilliant brain.
Getting an increasing number of internet followers and a hardened fan base.
Incredibly posh.  At first people held this against him, but now his poshness is endearing him to a very mixed bag of people who just want a clever and uncorrupt man at the helm.
Anti EU, anti illegal immigrant.
Only conservative politician with a clear, calm, erudite voice on Brexit.

Not saying it is likely but it is looking at least possible.  And very interesting timing.  I have never heard of a Rosary saying British Catholic Prime Minister.  Not even close.

God's providence?

Watch some videos on him on YouTube.  He is very entertaining.  Read the comments, they are enlightening.

Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: rum on January 16, 2019, 09:33:14 AM
How does he have a brilliant brain if he thinks the h0Ɩ0h0αx happened? A monkey could figure it out. Unless he does know it didn't happen, in which case he would be corrupt and a possible crypto.

"Anti EU, anti illegal immigrant." Anti-Jєωιѕн? As the religion to which he claims adherence teaches? Nope.

He apologized in 2013 for giving a speech at a Traditional Britain Group meeting (https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jacob-rees-mogg-s-after-dinner-speech-to-group-calling-on-doreen-lawrence-to-go-home-8752995.html), not knowing that one of their positions is the repatriation of non-whites. You know he wouldn't have mistakenly attended an event by a group preaching Jєωιѕн expulsion.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: LaramieHirsch on January 16, 2019, 09:46:15 AM
Sounds hopeful.  Hopefully Britain will give him a chance.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: ggreg on January 16, 2019, 10:22:28 AM
How does he have a brilliant brain if he thinks the h0Ɩ0h0αx happened? A monkey could figure it out. Unless he does know it didn't happen, in which case he would be corrupt and a possible crypto.

"Anti EU, anti illegal immigrant." Anti-Jєωιѕн? As the religion to which he claims adherence teaches? Nope.

He apologized in 2013 for giving a speech at a Traditional Britain Group meeting (https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jacob-rees-mogg-s-after-dinner-speech-to-group-calling-on-doreen-lawrence-to-go-home-8752995.html), not knowing that one of their positions is the repatriation of non-whites. You know he wouldn't have mistakenly attended an event by a group preaching Jєωιѕн expulsion.
Show me your 2:1 from Oxbridge or academic equivalent.


Nearly every single one of your posts is about the Jews.  Don't you have any other topic that interests you?

https://www.cathinfo.com/profile/?area=showposts;u=4718
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: rum on January 16, 2019, 10:53:18 AM
That's hardly newsworthy. We all have hobby horses -- I don't try to conceal mine. The Jєωιѕн people function as a valuable litmus test when sizing up events and individuals. I probably don't post about them enough.

So how again is this guy brilliant if he doesn't even know about the h0Ɩ0cαųst, a hoax of such crudeness that even someone of below-average intelligence could figure it out? Or do you agree with me that he likely does know it's a hoax but 1) is a corrupt gentile and so he doesn't care or 2) is a crypto and wants to keep it covered up., for obvious reasons.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: ggreg on January 16, 2019, 12:12:41 PM
I don't believe it is a "hoax" myself.  Neither do >90% of people who have read the evidence.

A person who has the word "Jew" in nearly every one of his posts would hardly appear to be an objective judge of the h0Ɩ0cαųst.  That is more than a hobby horse it is an obsession.

Was it six million killed?  Who knows, but it was deliberate and there were a lot of Jews (and others) deliberately murdered in the camps.

Frankly, it is not something I lose any sleep over.  Happened 24 years before I was born and it has happened to many tribes in history.  I am sure it will happen again before 100 years.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Maria Regina on January 16, 2019, 12:33:38 PM
I don't believe it is a "hoax" myself.  Neither do >90% of people who have read the evidence.

A person who has the word "Jew" in nearly every one of his posts would hardly appear to be an objective judge of the h0Ɩ0cαųst.  That is more than a hobby horse it is an obsession.

Was it six million killed?  Who knows, but it was deliberate and there were a lot of Jews (and others) deliberately murdered in the camps.

Frankly, it is not something I lose any sleep over.  Happened 24 years before I was born and it has happened to many tribes in history.  I am sure it will happen again before 100 years.
Genocide caused by deliberately tainted and bio-engineered mandated vaccines, abortion, and radicalized Muslim honor-killings, beheadings, and crucifixions are still taking place today. From what I have read in the British underground news, Muslims continue to kill and rape daily in the UK.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 16, 2019, 01:31:55 PM
No one is saying that no Jews were killed during WW2.  But there was no deliberate extermination plan, no gas chambers, etc.  No more Jews died during WW2 than people of other non-Arian persuasions.  Hitler wanted them exiled and exported from Germany but no country wanted to take them in.

But the Jews fabricated this notion of extermination camps, gas chambers, and 6 million Jews killed for later use as a political weapon to drive their agenda (to get their homeland).  And it worked.  And they have used this as a weapon ever since, something with which to bludgeon their opponents into silence when they have no refutation to make of their points.  If you disagree with the evildoings of any Jews, then it's because you support Hitler and the h0Ɩ0cαųst.

It is to that extent that the h0Ɩ0cαųst is a fraud and a hoax.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Jaynek on January 16, 2019, 02:06:04 PM
But the Jews fabricated this notion of extermination camps, gas chambers, and 6 million Jews killed for later use as a political weapon to drive their agenda (to get their homeland).  And it worked.  And they have used this as a weapon ever since, something with which to bludgeon their opponents into silence when they have no refutation to make of their points.  If you disagree with the evildoings of any Jews, then it's because you support Hitler and the h0Ɩ0cαųst.

It is to that extent that the h0Ɩ0cαųst is a fraud and a hoax.
Exactly. No matter what actually happened in history, there is no question that it is a tool of political and social manipulation now.  It is about shutting down criticism of Jews/ Israel.  

Back to Rees-Mogg, I don't think that it proves anything either way that he has not openly confronted the h0Ɩ0cαųst narrative. It would be political ѕυιcιdє for him to talk about it even if he were aware of it.  

Anything I've seen supports Greg's assessment of RMs intelligence.  It is a real possibility that he recognizes what is happening but is choosing his battles.

Personally I would rather see Catholic politicians  ending abortion rather than getting into an argument they can't win against the Jєωιѕн propaganda machine.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: rum on January 16, 2019, 04:17:17 PM
Roosevelt, de Gaulle, Truman, Churchill, Eisenhower, and Pope Piux XII never mentioned any plan on the part of the nαzιs to liquidate European Jewry. It's not like they liked Hitler, so you'd think they'd have wanted to make some mention of this. It's facts such as these that would make anyone with a functioning brain want to dig deeper and learn even more about this non-event.

Since you adore Jews so much, here's the Jew Roger Dommergue writing to Speilberg (http://www.renegadetribune.com/Jєωιѕн-prof-roger-dommergue-demolished-the-h0Ɩ0cαųst-hoax-and-warned-of-worldwide-weimar/) about this non-event.

Here's a primer to get you started (https://www.cathinfo.com/the-library/codoh-flyer-on-the-h0Ɩ0h0αx/). Though I don't quite believe that a guy who's been with the SSPX since the early 80s and been on these trad Cath forums for over 10 hasn't glanced at enough revisionist material to sincerely make the lame arguments you've made above. Given your history (https://www.cathinfo.com/catholic-living-in-the-modern-world/thread4greg-an-englishman's-perspective-on-russian-perspective/) it just doesn't pass muster.

Rees-Mogg couldn't possibly be a good representative of the interests of British non-Jews for any of the motives I stated.

It's a no-brainer.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: JezusDeKoning on January 16, 2019, 04:47:19 PM
In any case, PM May's government has survived the no confidence vote. (https://news.sky.com/story/what-is-corbyns-next-move-after-unsuccessful-no-confidence-vote-11609257) We will see what happens before March 29th.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 16, 2019, 06:09:02 PM
Mogg  is married to an Anglican.( they were married at Canterbury Cathedral) I don’t see anything wrong with it myself, but that might make you folks think less of him.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 16, 2019, 11:34:50 PM
And of you!
Although I had already a pretty low opinion of you.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 16, 2019, 11:46:08 PM
And of you!
Although I had already a pretty low opinion of you.
Interesting. You have a low opinion of someone you don’t even know personally?
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 17, 2019, 06:30:11 AM
Mogg  is married to an Anglican.( they were married at Canterbury Cathedral) I don’t see anything wrong with it myself, but that might make you folks think less of him.
If you read the article you will find that he was married with a novus ordo mass in latin so it seems he might be a smells and bells man. He likes the Tridentine, but he's happy enough with the other.
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IT is certainly inadvisable for a Catholic to marry an anglican, the Church frowns on Catholics marrying heretics, and as for a Catholic marrying in Canterbury cathedral well that would be a disgrace (if it were true).
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Banezian, you classify yourself as traditional, but like many traditionalists you do not know the Catholic Faith well.
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My impressions have been gained in the same way I gain impressions of any other posters, i.e. by your posts.
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Though I must say I have been overly harsh and incharitable and for this I apologise.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Jaynek on January 17, 2019, 06:41:37 AM
Sorry Nadir. I meant to upvote your post but my finger slipped.  
I guess I was all thumbs on the thumbs up.  :jester:
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 17, 2019, 10:36:53 AM
If you read the article you will find that he was married with a novus ordo mass in latin so it seems he might be a smells and bells man. He likes the Tridentine, but he's happy enough with the other.
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IT is certainly inadvisable for a Catholic to marry an anglican, the Church frowns on Catholics marrying heretics, and as for a Catholic marrying in Canterbury cathedral well that would be a disgrace (if it were true).
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Banezian, you classify yourself as traditional, but like many traditionalists you do not know the Catholic Faith well.
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My impressions have been gained in the same way I gain impressions of any other posters, i.e. by your posts.
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Though I must say I have been overly harsh and incharitable and for this I apologise.
So it seems you made the statement because I said I was fine with Mogg marrying an Anglican. You could have asked me to explain what I meant before making such a statement
My personal position when it comes to mixed marriages is a realistic one. There are very, very few traditional Christians in the modern world( let alone Traditional Catholics) That being the case, mixed marriage must be a serious consideration today. It’s sad that it’s gotten to that point, but that is the reality. If it were 1900 or even 1950, I would not say what I said, as there would have been plenty of Traditional Catholics. It’s 2019 though, and we must take the reality into account. Mogg has 6 children with his Anglican wife. How many N. O Catholic women would be willing to have that many children?
I’ve had a great amount of experience with Novus Ordo Catholics. Speaking personally as a young single man, I would absolutely marry a Traditional Orthodox or a Traditional Protestant(Anglican/Lutheran) before I thought about marrying an N. O Catholic.
I most certainly do not approve of Mogg getting married at Canterbury Cathedral or with an N. O Mass.
You claim I don’t know the Catholic Faith. This is probably because of my position on BOD. I follow Garrigou-Lagrange on this point, and I’ll take his position over the views of Cathinfo armchair theologians any day
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: ggreg on January 17, 2019, 10:53:11 AM
Genocide caused by deliberately tainted and bio-engineered mandated vaccines, abortion, and radicalized Muslim honor-killings, beheadings, and crucifixions are still taking place today. From what I have read in the British underground news, Muslims continue to kill and rape daily in the UK.
deliberately tainted and bio-engineered mandated vaccines

Not proven

abortion

Not genocide.  Murder by the mother and spread across all ethnic groups.

radicalized Muslim honor-killings

Not genocide either except perhaps in ISIS controlled territory.  Lasted a short period of time.

From what I have read in the British underground news, Muslims continue to kill and rape daily in the UK.

You need to read more objective opinions then.  They certainly are not killing daily.  That is nonsense.

I'd reckon you are more likely to be killed or raped by an illegal immigrant or negro in the USA than the UK.  London is perhaps an exception to that rule.  But in most English towns rapes are rare and Muslims are rare too.  There are maybe a dozen or so hotspots where they collect together such as Luton, Bradford and various parts of London like the Isle of Dogs and west London.  The rape victims tend to be girls with mental health issues or from broken families.  They are not kidnapping and raping white girls walking home from grammar schools.  They are grooming and raping neglected children who are usually inserting themselves into the Muslim's company (hanging around in Kebab shops) because their own family lives are broken.

Because London Airport is surrounded by Indian and Muslim immigrant areas visitors to the UK can easily get the impression that the UK is choc full of such people.  But in my town for example only about 1 in 100 people are Muslims, if that.  My son has 2 in his academic year from 220 students.

Same is true of London.  It is a non-English city and completely different than the London I grew up in.

Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 17, 2019, 11:40:38 AM
What does it mean to be a "traditional Christian" vs. a "traditional Catholic"?  There's no such thing as a traditional Christian except for a Traditional Catholic.

If you can't find a Traditional Catholic spouse, then at least go with a conservative Novus Ordo type who still has the faith and believes the same core things as what the Church teaches on faith and morals.  There's much less a divide there.  At least you both profess the Catholic faith ... vs. marrying a heretic.

Not that this man is a Traditional Catholic.  Surely he could have found a conservative Novus Ordo wife.  But she is worth lots of money and seems to have ties with nobility.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 17, 2019, 11:42:52 AM
While the man seems to be very strong on Catholic morals, and he would be far preferable to any other politician out there, I do suspect that his inclinations toward the Tridentine Mass may be simply a function of his overall foppish tendencies ... so, as someone else said, a smells and bells man.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 17, 2019, 02:58:01 PM
What does it mean to be a "traditional Christian" vs. a "traditional Catholic"?  There's no such thing as a traditional Christian except for a Traditional Catholic.

If you can't find a Traditional Catholic spouse, then at least go with a conservative Novus Ordo type who still has the faith and believes the same core things as what the Church teaches on faith and morals.  There's much less a divide there.  At least you both profess the Catholic faith ... vs. marrying a heretic.

Not that this man is a Traditional Catholic.  Surely he could have found a conservative Novus Ordo wife.  But she is worth lots of money and seems to have ties with nobility.
When I speak of a “traditional Christian” I mean a woman who is culturally traditional and believes what all Christians have believed throughou the ages. “Conservative” Novus Ordo women worship JPII. They’ll tell you that one doesn’t need to believe in Christ to be saved and that we worship the same God as Jews ( thry think the Old Covenant is still valid) Thry call themselves “JPII Feminists” They don’t dress or act like women. 100 years ago, these women would not have been accepted in any Christian circles( let alone Catholic) No decent/pious Orthodox or Anglican/Lutheran(and I mean the most traditional among them ) is like that. They do not worship the Jews nor will they say one can be saved without Christ. Certainly even traditional Protestants are in grave error on several points, but I’m closer to traditional Orth9dox than I am to any Novus Ordo. Outside of papal primacy, Traditional Orthodox don’t disagree with us on much anything substantial  ( when one really gets into the technical aspects of theological questions)
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 17, 2019, 04:07:28 PM
Mogg  is married to an Anglican.( they were married at Canterbury Cathedral) I don’t see anything wrong with it myself, but that might make you folks think less of him.
Married to an anglican in Canterbury Cathedral means married outside the Church. Whether or not what you claim above is true, you are giving a lot away about yourself which would point in the direction of ignorance of the mind of the Church.
That you don't see anything wrong with that (marrying a heretic in the Anglican church) shows you have a poor knowledge of the Catholic Faith.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 17, 2019, 04:17:37 PM
Married to an anglican in Canterbury Cathedral means married outside the Church. Whether or not what you claim above is true, you are giving a lot away about yourself which would point in the direction of ignorance of the mind of the Church.
That you don't see anything wrong with that (marrying a heretic in the Anglican church) shows you have a poor knowledge of the Catholic Faith.
Did you bother to read my last post? I said I DO NOT approve of him marrying in Canterbury Cathedral. That was wrong.  As I have also said, mixed marriages are not ideal but they must be accepted in the modern world. Please, read what I write before attacking me
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: ggreg on January 17, 2019, 06:18:52 PM
Never let perfect be the enemy of good.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 18, 2019, 01:37:30 AM
When I speak of a “traditional Christian” I mean a woman who is culturally traditional and believes what all Christians have believed throughou the ages. “Conservative” Novus Ordo women worship JPII. They’ll tell you that one doesn’t need to believe in Christ to be saved and that we worship the same God as Jews ( thry think the Old Covenant is still valid) Thry call themselves “JPII Feminists” They don’t dress or act like women. 100 years ago, these women would not have been accepted in any Christian circles( let alone Catholic) No decent/pious Orthodox or Anglican/Lutheran(and I mean the most traditional among them ) is like that. They do not worship the Jews nor will they say one can be saved without Christ. Certainly even traditional Protestants are in grave error on several points, but I’m closer to traditional Orth9dox than I am to any Novus Ordo. Outside of papal primacy, Traditional Orthodox don’t disagree with us on much anything substantial  ( when one really gets into the technical aspects of theological questions)
Here is your last post. Nothing there about said non-approval.
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Also you need to brush up on "Orthodoxy".
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Do you cosider the Immaculate Conception something substantial?
How about Purgatory? Original sin? The Filioque? The indissolubility of marriage? The Church councils?
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 04:15:12 AM
Here is your last post. Nothing there about said non-approval.
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Also you need to brush up on "Orthodoxy".
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Do you cosider the Immaculate Conception something substantial?
How about Purgatory? Original sin? The Filioque? The indissolubility of marriage? The Church councils?
I meant my post on Mogg and Canterbury Cathedral. If you bother to look, I say
I most certainly do not approve of Mogg getting married at Canterbury Cathedral or with an N. O Mass.

Also your latest post shows you know very little about Orthodoxy. Typical claims made about Orthodoxy by Trads who don’t actualy know any Orthodox. Here are some corrections

1. The Orthodox do not deny the Immaculate Conception. They view Mary as “All Pure” They just say it isn’t needed, because their understanding of Original Sin is not Augustinian. No serious Orthodox would ever say that Mary was a sinner in any way.
2. The Orthodox do not deny Purgatory. They just have serious issues with the Medieval understanding of Purgatory( as do I) The Orthodox are not like Protestants. They do believe that there is a state after death and before Heaven for some, but they refuse to speculate about it. Trent says that we can not know the nature of Purgatory, so no disagreement there.
3. As far as Original Sin is concerned, the Orthodox follow the Eastern Fathers instead of Augustine. They will say that we are left with the effects of Original Sin after the fall, but they dislike speaking of “guilt” when it comes to Original Sin. Even so, some Orthodox theologians will say that we are guilty of Adam’s sin only by analogy, and that’s essentially what the Church teaches( we certainly aren’t personally guilty of Adam’s own sin)  the Catholic Encyclopedia article on Original Sin goes into the technical aspects of the Church’s teaching.
4. The Filioque is a very, very complex topic to get into. It’s not even worth discussing if you haven’t had at least some formal study of theology. The problem the Orthodox seem to have is not so much with the teaching itself, but with the fact that it was added to the Creed. Say what you will, but the Church has more or less conceded this by allowing Eastern Catholics not to say the Filioque in the Creed.
5. Traditionalist Orthodox view marriage more or less the same way as Catholics. A “divorce” for them would be the equivalent of an anullment in the Catholic Church. Traditional Orthodox bishops would only allow them in extreme situations.

Remember, I specifically said Traditional Orthodox. They have their liberals, but so does the Church. If you want an educated Catholic prospective on Orthodoxy, I’d recommend the work of Fr. Aidan Nichols O. P
http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html (http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html)
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 18, 2019, 06:52:17 AM
I meant my post on Mogg and Canterbury Cathedral. If you bother to look, I say
I most certainly do not approve of Mogg getting married at Canterbury Cathedral or with an N. O Mass.

Also your latest post shows you know very little about Orthodoxy. Typical claims made about Orthodoxy by Trads who don’t actualy know any Orthodox. Here are some corrections

1. The Orthodox do not deny the Immaculate Conception. They view Mary as “All Pure” They just say it isn’t needed, because their understanding of Original Sin is not Augustinian. No serious Orthodox would ever say that Mary was a sinner in any way.
2. The Orthodox do not deny Purgatory. They just have serious issues with the Medieval understanding of Purgatory( as do I) The Orthodox are not like Protestants. They do believe that there is a state after death and before Heaven for some, but they refuse to speculate about it. Trent says that we can not know the nature of Purgatory, so no disagreement there.
3. As far as Original Sin is concerned, the Orthodox follow the Eastern Fathers instead of Augustine. They will say that we are left with the effects of Original Sin after the fall, but they dislike speaking of “guilt” when it comes to Original Sin. Even so, some Orthodox theologians will say that we are guilty of Adam’s sin only by analogy, and that’s essentially what the Church teaches( we certainly aren’t personally guilty of Adam’s own sin)  the Catholic Encyclopedia article on Original Sin goes into the technical aspects of the Church’s teaching.
4. The Filioque is a very, very complex topic to get into. It’s not even worth discussing if you haven’t had at least some formal study of theology. The problem the Orthodox seem to have is not so much with the teaching itself, but with the fact that it was added to the Creed. Say what you will, but the Church has more or less conceded this by allowing Eastern Catholics not to say the Filioque in the Creed.
5. Traditionalist Orthodox view marriage more or less the same way as Catholics. A “divorce” for them would be the equivalent of an anullment in the Catholic Church. Traditional Orthodox bishops would only allow them in extreme situations.

Remember, I specifically said Traditional Orthodox. They have their liberals, but so does the Church. If you want an educated Catholic prospective on Orthodoxy, I’d recommend the work of Fr. Aidan Nichols O. P
http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html (http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html)

The more you write the more you prove that you are not Catholic. For good reason your reputation vote score is strongly negative.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: forlorn on January 18, 2019, 08:44:10 AM
I meant my post on Mogg and Canterbury Cathedral. If you bother to look, I say
I most certainly do not approve of Mogg getting married at Canterbury Cathedral or with an N. O Mass.

Also your latest post shows you know very little about Orthodoxy. Typical claims made about Orthodoxy by Trads who don’t actualy know any Orthodox. Here are some corrections

1. The Orthodox do not deny the Immaculate Conception. They view Mary as “All Pure” They just say it isn’t needed, because their understanding of Original Sin is not Augustinian. No serious Orthodox would ever say that Mary was a sinner in any way.
2. The Orthodox do not deny Purgatory. They just have serious issues with the Medieval understanding of Purgatory( as do I) The Orthodox are not like Protestants. They do believe that there is a state after death and before Heaven for some, but they refuse to speculate about it. Trent says that we can not know the nature of Purgatory, so no disagreement there.
3. As far as Original Sin is concerned, the Orthodox follow the Eastern Fathers instead of Augustine. They will say that we are left with the effects of Original Sin after the fall, but they dislike speaking of “guilt” when it comes to Original Sin. Even so, some Orthodox theologians will say that we are guilty of Adam’s sin only by analogy, and that’s essentially what the Church teaches( we certainly aren’t personally guilty of Adam’s own sin)  the Catholic Encyclopedia article on Original Sin goes into the technical aspects of the Church’s teaching.
4. The Filioque is a very, very complex topic to get into. It’s not even worth discussing if you haven’t had at least some formal study of theology. The problem the Orthodox seem to have is not so much with the teaching itself, but with the fact that it was added to the Creed. Say what you will, but the Church has more or less conceded this by allowing Eastern Catholics not to say the Filioque in the Creed.
5. Traditionalist Orthodox view marriage more or less the same way as Catholics. A “divorce” for them would be the equivalent of an anullment in the Catholic Church. Traditional Orthodox bishops would only allow them in extreme situations.

Remember, I specifically said Traditional Orthodox. They have their liberals, but so does the Church. If you want an educated Catholic prospective on Orthodoxy, I’d recommend the work of Fr. Aidan Nichols O. P
http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html (http://www.christendom-awake.org/pages/anichols/orthodox.html)
That's all well and good, but isn't it Church teaching that the Orthodox and all other schismatics are damned?
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 01:54:29 PM
That's all well and good, but isn't it Church teaching that the Orthodox and all other schismatics are damned?
No. There are various understandings on EENS.  Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange says
Theologians in general are inclined to fill out what Scripture and tradition tell us by distinguishing the means of salvation given to Catholics from those that are given men of good will beyond the borders of the Church. …If we are treating of all Christians, of all who have been baptized, Catholic, schismatic, Protestant, it is more probable, theologians generally say, that the great number is saved. First, the number of infants who die in the state of grace before reaching the age of reason is very great. Secondly, many Protestants, being today in good faith, can be reconciled to God by an act of contrition, particularly in danger of death. Thirdly, schismatics can receive a valid absolution.” 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 01:57:08 PM
The more you write the more you prove that you are not Catholic. For good reason your reputation vote score is strongly negative.
No friend, my reputation is low because I’m not a shallow nut like many on here.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Matto on January 18, 2019, 02:00:38 PM
No friend, my reputation is low because I’m not a shallow nut like many on here.
I think your reputation is low because you put on airs and act better than other people as you just did here and because you post on BOD threads. Everyone who posts on BOD threads either pro or contra gets a lot of downvotes.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 02:04:37 PM
I think your reputation is low because you put on airs and act better than other people as you just did here and because you post on BOD threads.
So he can just come out and call me a non-Catholic? What do you expect me to do? If people on here politely disagreed instead of calling each other heret8cs and non-Catholics, this would be a better place
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: forlorn on January 18, 2019, 02:36:21 PM
No. There are various understandings on EENS.  Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange says
Theologians in general are inclined to fill out what Scripture and tradition tell us by distinguishing the means of salvation given to Catholics from those that are given men of good will beyond the borders of the Church. …If we are treating of all Christians, of all who have been baptized, Catholic, schismatic, Protestant, it is more probable, theologians generally say, that the great number is saved. First, the number of infants who die in the state of grace before reaching the age of reason is very great. Secondly, many Protestants, being today in good faith, can be reconciled to God by an act of contrition, particularly in danger of death. Thirdly, schismatics can receive a valid absolution.”
Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange was a fairly recent Priest in the grand scheme of things, seeing as the Church is 2,000 years old. To pass the "is it innovation?" test, we should see examples of the Church teaching that centuries ago. I've never heard of any theologian before the 1800s saying a Protesant or schismatic could be saved. What's also suspect is that he says "the great number is saved". Now, while I respect him, this is completely contrary to what the Church has always taught, which is that not even the great number(meaning the majority) of Catholics are saved. So it seems like innovation to me. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Matto on January 18, 2019, 02:40:08 PM
So he can just come out and call me a non-Catholic? What do you expect me to do? If people on here politely disagreed instead of calling each other heret8cs and non-Catholics, this would be a better place
I said what I said about you because I thought it to be true of you based on my experience with you on the forum from reading many of your posts and arguments. What I thought you did was basically condemn the forum in general for giving you more downvotes than upvotes and call those without a bad reputation "shallow nut"s though I don't know if you meant it that way. But what do I expect you to do? Wonder if perhaps the reason you get so many down-votes is because you are wrong about some things. I know I say wrong things all the time, perhaps GLG was not right about everything and you are mistaken in following him. Go over to Suscipe Domine and start arguments with Quaremerepulisti over GLG, though he has a very different perspective than those on Cathinfo. It would certainly be interesting. I would read those arguments glady, as I think you are relatively learned and I respect you, even though I do not agree with you about some things, and he is a sharp tack, though I am sure many on Cathinfo would not consider QMR to be a Catholic so you are in the same boat as him. But as for that quote of GLG, the same quote has been posted on Cathinfo multiple times as proof that GLG was a liberal and false conservative, and it does trouble me a bit, as I always thought that the number of those saved was small and that a protestant or orthodox would have to renounce their false religion to be saved and die as Catholics.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: rum on January 18, 2019, 04:39:28 PM
While the man seems to be very strong on Catholic morals, and he would be far preferable to any other politician out there, I do suspect that his inclinations toward the Tridentine Mass may be simply a function of his overall foppish tendencies ... so, as someone else said, a smells and bells man.

Smell-and-bells is right.

Rees-Mogg wouldn't end abortion were he to become PM.  He's on record stating that abortion law will not change. He's the type typical in right-wing politics who conveniently separate what they claim are their personal beliefs from public policy when it comes to anything which would jeopardize the social engineering of Jews.

This isn't to say people shouldn't vote for Jew-chosen frauds. When it's the only game in town then you can vote for the Jew-chosen fraud who is more to your liking. I did vote for Trump, after all, knowing well before I did so that he's as much a tool of the Jews (if not a crypto) as the next guy.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 05:04:05 PM
Smell-and-bells is right.

Rees-Mogg wouldn't end abortion were he to become PM.  He's on record stating that abortion law will not change. He's the type typical in right-wing politics who conveniently separate what they claim are their personal beliefs from public policy when it comes to anything which would jeopardize the social engineering of Jews.

This isn't to say people shouldn't vote for Jew-chosen frauds. When it's the only game in town then you can vote for the Jew-chosen fraud who is more to your liking. I did vote for Trump, after all, knowing well before I did so that he's as much a tool of the Jews (if not a crypto) as the next guy.
He’s  such a Jew-tool that he allowed his daughter to marry a Jew and convert to Judaism. How much more of a Jewtool can one be?
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: JezusDeKoning on January 18, 2019, 05:06:12 PM
To be fair, he wouldn't get anywhere politically if he ever said that his daughter isn't allowed to marry a Jєωιѕн guy. He had political aspirations for a while -- he ran in 2000 with the Reform Party (Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot's party).
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 18, 2019, 06:52:45 PM
He had political aspirations for a while -- he ran in 2000 with the Reform Party (Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot's party).
Umm?! The guy's a Pom!
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: JezusDeKoning on January 18, 2019, 07:07:05 PM
Umm?! The guy's a Pom!
No, I'm talking about Trump whose daughter married a Jew, per Banezian's comment. And Trump did run for president in 2000 under a very small party.

Will Rees-Mogg ever become Prime Minister of the UK? We'll see. We'll see especially after the 29th of March if Brexit happens, if there's a second referendum, if they cancel it, whatever.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 18, 2019, 07:44:12 PM
I said what I said about you because I thought it to be true of you based on my experience with you on the forum from reading many of your posts and arguments. What I thought you did was basically condemn the forum in general for giving you more downvotes than upvotes and call those without a bad reputation "shallow nut"s though I don't know if you meant it that way. But what do I expect you to do? Wonder if perhaps the reason you get so many down-votes is because you are wrong about some things. I know I say wrong things all the time, perhaps GLG was not right about everything and you are mistaken in following him. Go over to Suscipe Domine and start arguments with Quaremerepulisti over GLG, though he has a very different perspective than those on Cathinfo. It would certainly be interesting. I would read those arguments glady, as I think you are relatively learned and I respect you, even though I do not agree with you about some things, and he is a sharp tack, though I am sure many on Cathinfo would not consider QMR to be a Catholic so you are in the same boat as him. But as for that quote of GLG, the same quote has been posted on Cathinfo multiple times as proof that GLG was a liberal and false conservative, and it does trouble me a bit, as I always thought that the number of those saved was small and that a protestant or orthodox would have to renounce their false religion to be saved and die as Catholics.
I do think this forum would be a better place if we stopped condemning one another over these disagreements. Many on here ( including myself) are too quick to say others don’t have the Faith. To me, this is the danger of online forums. We interact with one another in an impersonal way, so condemning each other is easy. As I meet more people personally( whether they be Resistance or even Sedevacantists] i regret the way I and others have acted on these forums. I know Fr. Ortiz and am on very good terms with him? Even someone like Bp. Donald Sanborn ought to be commended for his excellent cultural commentary. Outside of the question of the Papacy, I doubt I disagree with him on anything. It’s one thing to disagree with one another or to say that someone is in error. It’s quite another thing to say someone doesn’t have the Faith
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 19, 2019, 02:12:38 PM
Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange was a fairly recent Priest in the grand scheme of things, seeing as the Church is 2,000 years old. To pass the "is it innovation?" test, we should see examples of the Church teaching that centuries ago. I've never heard of any theologian before the 1800s saying a Protesant or schismatic could be saved. What's also suspect is that he says "the great number is saved". Now, while I respect him, this is completely contrary to what the Church has always taught, which is that not even the great number(meaning the majority) of Catholics are saved. So it seems like innovation to me.
That is correct, that is why I said Banezian is not a Catholic. Banezian has his beliefs and he picked Garrigou-Lagrange because he reflects what Banezian believed in the first place, what 99% of Novus ordo Catholics  believe today, that anyone who is good, will be saved. He can't quote John Paul II or Vatican II   which both teach the same thing as G-L, because he'd be laughed off CI. He can't quote any saint teaching what he believes, so he grabs ahold of Garrigou-Lagrange, a man who was a one eyed theologian in a time of blind theologians.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 03:03:49 PM
That is correct, that is why I said Banezian is not a Catholic. Banezian has his beliefs and he picked Garrigou-Lagrange because he reflects what Banezian believed in the first place, what 99% of Novus ordo Catholics  believe today, that anyone who is good, will be saved. He can't quote John Paul II or Vatican II   which both teach the same thing as G-L, because he'd be laughed off CI. He can't quote any saint teaching what he believes, so he grabs ahold of Garrigou-Lagrange, a man who was a one eyed theologian in a time of blind theologians.
You know nothing about how Catholic theology works. There are various schools of thought when it comes to EENS( Fenton, Garrigou, Muller, etc) Who are you to call people non-Catholics when the Church has said no such thing? Your attitude is Protestant, not Catholic. There  are people on here who I disagree with but respect ( like Ladislaus) I cant say the same about you. Also, I don’t believe that “Anyone who is good” is saved. I’m not responsible for your inability to make distinctions
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 19, 2019, 04:14:08 PM
There are various schools of thought when it comes to EENS ( Fenton, Garrigou, Muller, etc)
Fenton - a theologian of the 1950's-1960's
Garrigou - Lagrange - a theologian of the 1940's -1960's
Muller - (Muller did not teach what Banezian expressed on this thread ) he wrote in the 1890's

The three above are not "schools of thought" of EENS.

- The dogmatic decrees as they are written do not teach what Banezian expressed
- No Saint teaches what Banezian expressed.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 04:33:59 PM
Fenton - a theologian of the 1950's-1960's
Garrigou - Lagrange - a theologian of the 1940's -1960's
Muller - (Muller did not teach what Banezian expressed on this thread ) he wrote in the 1890's

The three above are not "schools of thought" of EENS.

- The dogmatic decrees as they are written do not teach what Banezian expressed
- No Saint teaches what Banezian expressed.
There can be development of doctrine. Read Newman. You have zero basis for calling me a non-Catholic
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 19, 2019, 06:13:14 PM
There can be development of doctrine. Read Newman. You have zero basis for calling me a non-Catholic
Newman, from the late 1800's, an Anglican priest and later a Catholic priest.

It seems that the writer only knows modern theologians.

Here's Vincent of Lerins on development of doctrine:


ST. VINCENT OF LERINS [ A. D. 434 ]


With great zeal and closest attention, therefore, I frequently inquired of many men, eminent for their holiness and doctrine, how I might, in a concise and, so to speak, general and ordinary way, distinguish the truth of the Catholic faith from the falsehood of heretical depravity.  I received almost always the same answer from all of them, that if I or anyone else wanted to expose the frauds and escape the snares of the heretics who rise up, and to remain intact and sound in a sound faith, it would be necessary, with the help of the Lord, to fortify that faith in a twofold manner: first, of course, by the authority of the divine law; and then, by the Tradition of the Catholic Church.  [Here, perhaps, someone may ask: “If the canon of the Scriptures be perfect, and in itself more than suffices for everything, why is it necessary that the authority of ecclesiastical interpretation be joined to it?” Because, quite plainly, Sacred Scripture, by reason of its own depth, is not accepted by everyone as having one and the same meaning. The same passage is interpreted in one way by some, in another by others, so that it can almost appear as if there are as many opinions as there are men. Novatian explains a passage in one way, Sabellius in another, Donatus in another; Anus, Eunomius, Macedonius in another; Photinus, Apollinaris, Priscillian in another; Jovinian, Pelagius, Caelestius in another; and afterwards in still another, Nestorius. And thus, because of so many distortions of such various errors, it is highly necessary that the line of prophetic and apostolic interpretation be directed in accord with the norm of the ecclesiastical and Catholic meaning. In the Catholic Church herself every care must be taken that we may hold fast to that which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all. For this is then truly and properly Catholic. That is what the force and meaning of the name itself declares, a name that embraces all almost universally. This general rule will be correctly applied if we pursue universality, antiquity, and agreement.  And we follow universality in this way, if we confess this one faith to be true, which is confessed by the whole Church throughout the whole world; antiquity, however, if we in no way depart from those interpretations which, it is clear our holy predecessors and fathers solemnized; and likewise agreement, if, in this very antiquity, we adopt the definitions and theses of all or certainly of almost all priests and teachers.

To announce, therefore, to Catholic Christians something other than that which they have received has never been permitted, is nowhere permitted, and never will be permitted. And to anathematize those who announce anything other than that which has been received once and for all has never been unnecessary, is nowhere unnecessary and never will be unnecessary. <p>

He is a true and genuine Catholic who loves the truth of God, the Church, and the Body of Christ; who puts nothing else before divine religion and the Catholic Faith, neither the authority nor the love nor the genius nor the eloquence nor the philosophy of any man whatsoever, but, despising all that and being fixed, stable, and persevering in his faith, is determined in himself to hold and believe that only which he knows the Catholic Church has held universally and from ancient times.



"Guard" he says, "what has been committed." What does it mean, "what has been committed”? It is what has been faithfully entrusted to you, not what has been discovered by you; what you have received, not what you have thought up; a matter not of ingenuity, but of doctrine; not of private acquisition, but of public Tradition;  a matter brought to you, not put forth by you, in which you must be not the author but the guardian, not the founder but the sharer, not the leader, but the follower. "Guard," he says, "what has been committed. "Keep the talent of the Catholic Faith inviolate and unimpaired. What has been faithfully entrusted, let it remain in your possession, let it be handed on by you. You have received gold, so give gold. For my part I do not want you to substitute one thing for mother; I do not want you impudently to put lead in place of gold, or, fraudulently brass. I do not want the appearance of gold, but the real thing.  O Timothy, O priest. O interpreter, O teacher, if a divine gift has made you suitable in genius, in experience, in doctrine to be the Beseleel of the spiritual tabernacle, cut out the precious gems of divine dogma, shape them faithfully, ornament them wisely, add splendor, grace and beauty to them! By your expounding it, may that now be understood more clearly which formerly was believed even in its obscurity. May posterity, by means of you, rejoice in understanding what in times past was venerated without understanding, Nevertheless,teach the same that you have learned, so that if you say something anew, it is not something new that you say.



But perhaps someone is saying: "Will there, then, be no progress of religion in the Church of Christ?" Certainly there is, and the greatest. For who is there so envious toward men and so exceedingly hateful toward God, that he would try to prohibit progress? But it is truly progress and not a change of faith. What is meant by progress is that something is brought to an advancement within itself, by change, something is transformed from one thing into another. It is necessary, therefore, that understanding, knowledge, and wisdom grow and advance strongly and mightily as much in individuals as in the group, as much in one man as in the whole Church, and this gradually according to age and the times; and this must take place precisely within its own kind, that is, in the same teaching, in the same meaning, and in the same opinion.  The progress of religion in souls is like the growth of bodies, which, in the course of years, evolve and develop, but still remain what they were. . . . For example: Our fathers of old sowed the seeds of the wheat of faith in this field which is the Church. Certainly it would be unjust and incongruous if we, their descendants, were to gather, instead of the genuine truth of wheat, the noxious error of weeds. On the contrary, it is right and logically proper that there be no discrepancy between what is first and what is last and that we reap, in the increment of wheat from the wheat of instruction, the fruit also of dogma. And thus, although in the course of time something evolved from those first seeds and has now expanded under careful cultivation, >nothing of the characteristics of the seeds is changed. Granted that appearance, beauty, and distinction has been added, still, the same nature of each kind remains.May it never happen that the rose garden of the Catholic sense be turned into thistles and thorns. May it never happen, I say, that darnel and monk's hood suddenly spring up in the spiritual paradise of shoots of cinnamon and balsam.



We must most studiously investigate and follow this ancient agreement of the holy fathers,  not in all the lesser questions of the divine Law, but certainly and especially in the rule of faith. . . . But only those opinions of the fathers are to he brought forward which were expressed by those who lived, taught, and persevered wisely and constantly in the holy Catholic faith and communion, and who merited either to die faithfully in Christ or to be killed gloriously for Christ. Those men, moreover, are to be believed, in accord with the rule that only that is to be held as undoubted, certain, and valid, which either all or most of them have confirmed by receiving, holding, and handing on in one and the same sense, manifestly, frequently, and persistently, as if by a council of teachers in mutual agreement. But whatever was thought outside of or even against the opinion of all, although it be by a holy and learned man, or although by a confessor and martyr, must be removed from the authority of the common and public and general opinion, as being among his personal and peculiar and private views. In this way we shall not, as is the sacrilegious custom of heretics and schismatics, reject the ancient truth of universal dogma, to pursue, with great danger to our eternal salvation, the novel error of one man.












Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 19, 2019, 06:25:23 PM
You have zero basis for calling me a non-Catholic

Quote
Banezian wrote: - I would absolutely marry a Traditional Orthodox or a Traditional Protestant(Anglican/Lutheran) before I thought about marrying an N. O Catholic. - I’m closer to traditional Orth9dox than I am to any Novus Ordo.

Novus Ordo's are Catholic, while Anglicans, Lutherans, Eastern Orthodox are heretics and schismatics. You are not Catholic and your every word further confirms it. Keep writing, you may just convince yourself of what I am pointing out to you.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 19, 2019, 06:53:02 PM
Novus Ordo's are Catholic, while Anglicans, Lutherans, Eastern Orthodox are heretics and schismatics. You are not Catholic and your every word further confirms it. Keep writing, you may just convince yourself of what I am pointing out to you.

Yes, this further confirms that Banezian isn't even Catholic.  He also clearly rejects EENS.  How can you be closer to an explicit professed schismatic and/or heretic than to a conservative Novus Ordo type who professes the faith but happens to have adhered materially to some error (yes, I know that many individuals within the Novus Ordo are heretics, but I wasn't referring to these in my post)?

There's only one answer.  Banezian is a smells-and-bells guy.  Because the Orthodox or traddy Anglican types have better smells and bells than the Novus Ordo, Banezian considers them closer to Catholicism.  Unbelievable.  Someone who formally holds the Catholic faith but has a liking for clown Masses is much closer to Catholicism than a formal heretic/schismatic.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 19, 2019, 07:00:58 PM
There are various schools of thought when it comes to EENS( Fenton, Garrigou, Muller, etc) Who are you to call people non-Catholics when the Church has said no such thing?

Schools of thought which did not come into existence until the first Jesuit liberals started playing with the notion of EENS around the year 1600.  And the Church's failure to condemn these types does not condone their heresies.  God allowed the Church not to condemn these errors, because without them the great testing of faith that we see in progress today could never have happened.  God willed that the faith be put to the test.  And you are failing badly, Banezian.

Are you a Traditional Catholic at all?  If so, you're in contradiction because everything in Vatican II derives from this Garrigou-articulated distortion of EENS.

I guess that Arianism wasn't heresy until it was formally condemned by the Church after some time.  Until the Church formally and officially condemned it, it too was just a harmless "school of thought".
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 19, 2019, 07:04:04 PM
There's only one answer.  Banezian is a smells-and-bells guy.  Because the Orthodox or traddy Anglican types have better smells and bells than the Novus Ordo, Banezian considers them closer to Catholicism.  Unbelievable.  Someone who formally holds the Catholic faith but has a liking for clown Masses is much closer to Catholicism than a formal heretic/schismatic.
St. Peter Julian Eymard – Bad Catholic vs Good Protestant

People often say, “It is better to be a good Protestant than a bad Catholic.” That is not true! That would mean that one could be saved without the true faith. No. A bad Catholic remains a child of the family, although a prodigal; and however great a sinner he may be, he still has a right to mercy. Through his faith, a bad Catholic is nearer to God than a Protestant, for he is a member of the household, whereas the heretic is not. And how hard it is to make him become one!
St. Peter Julian Eymard
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 19, 2019, 07:06:43 PM
St. Peter Julian Eymard – Bad Catholic vs Good Protestant

People often say, “It is better to be a good Protestant than a bad Catholic.” That is not true! That would mean that one could be saved without the true faith. No. A bad Catholic remains a child of the family, although a prodigal; and however great a sinner he may be, he still has a right to mercy. Through his faith, a bad Catholic is nearer to God than a Protestant, for he is a member of the household, whereas the heretic is not. And how hard it is to make him become one!
St. Peter Julian Eymard

Yes, this emphasis on the superficial over substance is emotional and not intellectual ... and, therefore, exceedingly effeminate.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 19, 2019, 07:07:41 PM
You claim I don’t know the Catholic Faith. This is probably because of my position on BOD. I follow Garrigou-Lagrange on this point, and I’ll take his position over the views of Cathinfo armchair theologians any day

This isn't even about BoD, this is about the necessity of the Catholic faith for salvation.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 07:35:07 PM
Novus Ordo's are Catholic, while Anglicans, Lutherans, Eastern Orthodox are heretics and schismatics. You are not Catholic and your every word further confirms it. Keep writing, you may just convince yourself of what I am pointing out to you.
I’ll take a good Orthodox or Anglo-Catholic over a JPII worshipping Novus Ordo any day.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 07:37:58 PM
This isn't even about BoD, this is about the necessity of the Catholic faith for salvation.
Of course the Faith is necessary for salvation. Anyone who is saved is saved a Catholic. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 07:41:09 PM
Yes, this further confirms that Banezian isn't even Catholic.  He also clearly rejects EENS.  How can you be closer to an explicit professed schismatic and/or heretic than to a conservative Novus Ordo type who professes the faith but happens to have adhered materially to some error (yes, I know that many individuals within the Novus Ordo are heretics, but I wasn't referring to these in my post)?

There's only one answer.  Banezian is a smells-and-bells guy.  Because the Orthodox or traddy Anglican types have better smells and bells than the Novus Ordo, Banezian considers them closer to Catholicism.  Unbelievable.  Someone who formally holds the Catholic faith but has a liking for clown Masses is much closer to Catholicism than a formal heretic/schismatic.
It’s not a matter of smells and bells. Traditional Orthodox and Anglo-Catholic theology is closer to Traditional Catholic theology than what the Novus Ordo teaches. That’s a fact
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: JezusDeKoning on January 19, 2019, 07:44:16 PM
I have a feeling this will devolve rather quickly. I apologize for anyone who wanted discussion on British politics. :facepalm:
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 07:45:47 PM
Schools of thought which did not come into existence until the first Jesuit liberals started playing with the notion of EENS around the year 1600.  And the Church's failure to condemn these types does not condone their heresies.  God allowed the Church not to condemn these errors, because without them the great testing of faith that we see in progress today could never have happened.  God willed that the faith be put to the test.  And you are failing badly, Banezian.

Are you a Traditional Catholic at all?  If so, you're in contradiction because everything in Vatican II derives from this Garrigou-articulated distortion of EENS.

I guess that Arianism wasn't heresy until it was formally condemned by the Church after some time.  Until the Church formally and officially condemned it, it too was just a harmless "school of thought".
ABL agreed with me. If I’m a heretic, so was he.
Bishop Marcel Lefebvre, Against the Heresies, Page 216: “Evidently, certain distinctions must be made.  Souls can be saved in a religion other than the Catholic religion (Protestantism, Islam, Buddhism, etc.), but not by this religion.  There may be souls who, not knowing Our Lord, have by the grace of the good Lord, good interior dispositions, who submit to God…But some of these persons make an act of love which implicitly is equivalent to baptism of desire.  It is uniquely by this means that they are able to be saved.”
Bishop Marcel Lefebvre, Against the Heresies, Page 217: “One cannot say, then, that no one is saved in these religions…”
Bishop Marcel Lefebvre, Open Letter to Confused Catholics, Pages 73-74: “Does this mean that no Protestant, no Muslim, no Buddhist or animist will be saved?  No, it would be a second error to think that.  Those who cry for intolerance in interpreting St. Cyprian’s formula Outside the Church there is no salvation, also reject the Creed, “I accept one baptism for the remission of sins,” and are insufficiently instructed as to what baptism is…”
Bishop Marcel Lefebvre, Against the Heresies, Pages 217-218: “This is then what Pius IX said and what he condemned.  It is necessary to understand the formulation that was so often employed by the Fathers of the Church:  ‘Outside the Church there is no salvation.’  When we say that, it is incorrectly believed that we think that all the Protestants, all the Moslems, all the Buddhists, all those who do not publicly belong to the Catholic Church go to hell.  Now, I repeat, it is possible for someone to be saved in these religions, but they are saved by the Church, and so the formulation is true: Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus.  This must be preached.”
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: forlorn on January 19, 2019, 07:49:04 PM
Quoting Abp. Lefebvre is interesting, because most people on this site are willing to call anyone a non-Catholic heretic for saying things like that EXCEPT him. When you point out the hypocrisy they just accuse you of being some divide-and-conquer troll. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 19, 2019, 07:52:37 PM
Quoting Abp. Lefebvre is interesting, because most people on this site are willing to call anyone a non-Catholic heretic for saying things like that EXCEPT him. When you point out the hypocrisy they just accuse you of being some divide-and-conquer troll.
Indeed
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 21, 2019, 11:16:49 AM
ABL agreed with me. If I’m a heretic, so was he.
I was one of the first contributors to CI that introduced those ABL quotes that the writer posted. He again makes the same mistake by saying that he "follows" ABL that he did  when he said he is just "following" Garrigou-Lagrange, he is just choosing them because they reflect what he already believed, what 99% of Novus Ordo's believe and Vatican II and JPII taught, along with all the Vatican II clergy. That is why Vatican II came to be, to teach what he believes, what was demonstrated at the World Day of Peace at Assisi, that non-Catholics can be saved by their belief in a God that rewards. I'll repeat what I said, the writer quotes 20th century personages because there are no saints that ever taught what he believes. My belief in EENS is based on dogmas as they are written, and the early church Fathers and many many saints. The writers belief is based on 20th century personages, what he was taught by the Vatican II religion.

BY the way, like I pointed out, I said the writer is not Catholic because of what he wrote, which has nothing to do with EENS, he said that "I would absolutely marry a Traditional Orthodox or a Traditional Protestant(Anglican/Lutheran) before I thought about marrying an N. O Catholic. - I’m closer to traditional Orth9dox than I am to any Novus Ordo".



Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Ladislaus on January 21, 2019, 01:23:50 PM
Quoting Abp. Lefebvre is interesting, because most people on this site are willing to call anyone a non-Catholic heretic for saying things like that EXCEPT him. When you point out the hypocrisy they just accuse you of being some divide-and-conquer troll.

Nope.  I've stated clearly that the particular quotes from +Lefebvre are indeed objectively heretical.  He wrongly believes that he's upholding "no salvation outside the Church" by reformulating it as "no salvation except by means of the Church."  But it's clear that +Lefebvre never gave the question much thought and was merely parroting back something he was taught in seminary.

Banezian on the other hand manifested his heresy by declaring that formal schismatics and heretics are closer to Catholicism than conservative Novus Ordites who profess the Catholic faith.  And he is pertinacious in this heresy after having been called out and corrected about it.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 21, 2019, 05:54:05 PM
Nope.  I've stated clearly that the particular quotes from +Lefebvre are indeed objectively heretical.  He wrongly believes that he's upholding "no salvation outside the Church" by reformulating it as "no salvation except by means of the Church."  But it's clear that +Lefebvre never gave the question much thought and was merely parroting back something he was taught in seminary.

Banezian on the other hand manifested his heresy by declaring that formal schismatics and heretics are closer to Catholicism than conservative Novus Ordites who profess the Catholic faith.  And he is pertinacious in this heresy after having been called out and corrected about it.
Well Bp. Williamson called Vladimir Putin ( a Russian Orthodox Christian) a “follower of Christ” If a Resistance bishop says that, I think I’m safe on Cathinfo.  This is a Resistance forum after all.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 21, 2019, 06:02:12 PM
Well Bp. Williamson called Vladimir Putin ( a Russian Orthodox Christian) a “follower of Christ” If a Resistance bishop says that, I think I’m safe on Cathinfo.  This is a Resistance forum after all.
Once again you turn to 20th century personages that agree with what you believe. Find yourself a Father of the Church, a Doctor, a saint, a dogma. Personages like Garrigou-Lagrange, Abp L, Bp. Williamson are just persons that can make mistakes. You don't see anyone here saying that they believe in the strict EENS because of Fr. Feeney, do you? Only a lazy person who only scratches the surface would talk that way, or a person just seeking personages that agree with what they believe.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 21, 2019, 06:13:57 PM
Once again you turn to 20th century personages for your source of knowledge about the faith.
Find yourself a saint a Father of the Church, a doctor, saint, a dogma. Personages like Garrigou-Lagrange, Abp L, Bp. Williamson are just persons that can make mistakes. You don't see anyone here saying that they believe in EENS because of Fr. Feeney, do you? Only a person who scratches the surface would thing that way, or a person just seeking personages that agree with what they believe.
I wasn’t making an argument with the last post. I don’t care if you disagree with me, but you have no basis for calling me a non -Catholic. Here’s what Pius IX says on EENS
We all know that those who are afflicted with invincible ignorance with regard to our holy religion, if they carefully keep the precepts of the natural law that have been written by God in the hearts of men, if they are prepare to obey God, and if they lead a virtuous and dutiful life, can attain eternal life by the power of divine light and grace” 

Here’s what Tanquerey says
The Baptism of Desire. Contrition, or perfect charity, with at least an implicit desire for Baptism, supplies in adults the place of the baptism of water as respects the forgiveness of sins.
This is certain.
Explanation: a) An implicit desire for Baptism, that is, one that is included in a general purpose of keeping all the commandments of God is, as all agree, sufficient in one who is invincibly ignorant of the law of Baptism; likewise, according to the more common opinion, in one who knows the necessity of Baptism.
b) Perfect charity, with a desire for Baptism, forgives original sin and actual sins, and therefore infuses sanctifying grace; but it does not imprint the Baptismal character and does not of itself remit the whole temporal punishment due for sin; whence, when the Unity offers, the obligation remains on
one who was sanctified in this manner of receiving the Baptism of water.” 


That’s  all Garrigou, ABL, etc are saying. No one is saying that one can be saved outside of or withou the Church. Fathers, Doctors, and saints are not the only sources Catholics look to for theology. Again, whether you disagree with me is of little importance. I follow well-regarded pre-Vatican II theologians, so you have no right to call me a non-Catholic.  

When I say Traditional Orthodox or Anglo-Catholics are closer to us than “conservative” Novus Ordos, I’m speaking about theology, not communion. Again, I’m not responsible for your inability to make distinctions.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 21, 2019, 08:46:34 PM
I wasn’t making an argument with the last post. I don’t care if you disagree with me, but you have no basis for calling me a non -Catholic. Here’s what Pius IX says on EENS
We all know that those who are afflicted with invincible ignorance with regard to our holy religion, if they carefully keep the precepts of the natural law that have been written by God in the hearts of men, if they are prepare to obey God, and if they lead a virtuous and dutiful life, can attain eternal life by the power of divine light and grace”

Here’s what Tanquerey says
The Baptism of Desire. Contrition, or perfect charity, with at least an implicit desire for Baptism, supplies in adults the place of the baptism of water as respects the forgiveness of sins.
This is certain.
Explanation: a) An implicit desire for Baptism, that is, one that is included in a general purpose of keeping all the commandments of God is, as all agree, sufficient in one who is invincibly ignorant of the law of Baptism; likewise, according to the more common opinion, in one who knows the necessity of Baptism.
b) Perfect charity, with a desire for Baptism, forgives original sin and actual sins, and therefore infuses sanctifying grace; but it does not imprint the Baptismal character and does not of itself remit the whole temporal punishment due for sin; whence, when the Unity offers, the obligation remains on
one who was sanctified in this manner of receiving the Baptism of water.”


That’s  all Garrigou, ABL, etc are saying. No one is saying that one can be saved outside of or withou the Church. Fathers, Doctors, and saints are not the only sources Catholics look to for theology. Again, whether you disagree with me is of little importance. I follow well-regarded pre-Vatican II theologians, so you have no right to call me a non-Catholic.  

When I say Traditional Orthodox or Anglo-Catholics are closer to us than “conservative” Novus Ordos, I’m speaking about theology, not communion. Again, I’m not responsible for your inability to make distinctions.
Smorgasbord religion. The writer thinks he invented sliced bread. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 21, 2019, 09:46:23 PM
Smorgasbord religion. The writer thinks he invented sliced bread.
No friend, it’s just that you’re  incapable of making distinctions
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 21, 2019, 10:45:21 PM
I wasn’t making an argument with the last post. I don’t care if you disagree with me, but you have no basis for calling me a non -Catholic. Here’s what Pius IX says on EENS

(. . .)

can attain eternal life by the power of divine light and grace.


What do you think is meant by divine light and grace. No one who professes a false religion can be saved. 

https://www.cathinfo.com/baptism-of-desire-and-feeneyism/pius-ix-and-invincible-ignorance/

Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 21, 2019, 10:58:38 PM
What do you think is meant by divine light and grace. No one who professes a false religion can be saved.

https://www.cathinfo.com/baptism-of-desire-and-feeneyism/pius-ix-and-invincible-ignorance/
Wrong. If they profess it in ignorance they can be saved( although they would be saved as Catholics, not by their religion)
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 21, 2019, 11:53:51 PM
Wrong. If they profess it in ignorance they can be saved( although they would be saved as Catholics, not by their religion)

There it is, Vatican II's imperfect communion.

Catholic religion ; a statement of Christian teaching and history (1919)

pg. 176 to 177

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No Salvation Outside the Church.

Baptism of desire does not make one a member of the body of the Church nor capable of receiving the other sacraments, until sacramental Baptism has been administered. It unites one with the soul of the Church. It effects the internal communion with the Church, consisting in the desire (albeit implicit) of being externally united with it, which is an indispensable means of salvation. One must bear in mind the different kinds of union with the Church, in order to understand the truth, that outside of the Church there is no salvation. Those who would be saved must have the will to do all that God has ordained for salvation consequently the desire of being a member of His true Church. If one who professes a false religion is saved, he is saved not through his false religion, but only inasmuch as he is (however unconsciously) a member of the true Church. Christians who through no fault of their own, are separated by heresy or schism from the body of the Church, may be in the soul of the Church. The will to do all that God has ordained for salvation is compatible with external but unconscious separation from the Church; therefore one who is in error through invincible ignorance (bonafide) is capable of perfect contrition. The case is different with him who is knowingly in error (bone fide) so long as he persists in thus acting against his conscience.


Vatican II, Unitatis redintegratio

http://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/docuмents/vat-ii_decree_19641121_unitatis-redintegratio_en.html

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3. Even in the beginnings of this one and only Church of God there arose certain rifts,(19) which the Apostle strongly condemned.(20) But in subsequent centuries much more serious dissensions made their appearance and quite large communities came to be separated from full communion with the Catholic Church - for which, often enough, men of both sides were to blame. The children who are born into these Communities and who grow up believing in Christ cannot be accused of the sin involved in the separation, and the Catholic Church embraces upon them as brothers, with respect and affection. For men who believe in Christ and have been truly baptized are in communion with the Catholic Church even though this communion is imperfect. The differences that exist in varying degrees between them and the Catholic Church - whether in doctrine and sometimes in discipline, or concerning the structure of the Church - do indeed create many obstacles, sometimes serious ones, to full ecclesiastical communion. The ecuмenical movement is striving to overcome these obstacles. But even in spite of them it remains true that all who have been justified by faith in Baptism are members of Christ's body,(21) and have a right to be called Christian, and so are correctly accepted as brothers by the children of the Catholic Church.(22)

The poison of Vatican II didn't happen over night.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 21, 2019, 11:58:07 PM
Ut Unum Sint (25 May 1995) | John Paul II

http://w2.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/docuмents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25051995_ut-unum-sint.html


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Indeed, the elements of sanctification and truth present in the other Christian Communities, in a degree which varies from one to the other, constitute the objective basis of the communion, albeit imperfect, which exists between them and the Catholic Church.

To the extent that these elements are found in other Christian Communities, the one Church of Christ is effectively present in them. For this reason the Second Vatican Council speaks of a certain, though imperfect communion. The Dogmatic Constitution Lumen Gentium stresses that the Catholic Church "recognizes that in many ways she is linked" 14 (http://w2.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/docuмents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25051995_ut-unum-sint.html#%24E) with these Communities by a true union in the Holy Spirit.

Now one understand subsists in.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Banezian on January 22, 2019, 12:33:22 AM
Ut Unum Sint (25 May 1995) | John Paul II

http://w2.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/docuмents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25051995_ut-unum-sint.html


Now one understand subsists in.
Not what I’m saying. I’m done arguing this. We’ve done this many times before. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 22, 2019, 01:00:54 AM
If there are individuals in the state of grace, professing a religion other than the Catholic religion, necessarily the Church of Christ extends beyond the Catholic Church. 
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 22, 2019, 01:41:34 AM
Not what I’m saying. I’m done arguing this. We’ve done this many times before.
That is because the writer's belief is only what he believes, it is all made up from different teachings, like Frankenstein was put together from different human beings. It is what every Protestant does, their beliefs being the "doctrine" of that one person. All it is, is rationalizing what they already believe. By the same method one can rationalize becoming an Eastern Orthodox today as a reaction to Vatican II,  getting an annulment from an SSPX "invalid schismatic wedding", living a "godly" monogamous ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ marriage...…...  

The only solution to avoid falling into that pit of hell, is for the writer to accept dogma as it is clearly written, or to follow the complete teaching of one Father of the Church, Doctor, Saint that has not been condemned.

Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 22, 2019, 02:02:30 AM
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If they profess it in ignorance they can be saved
Major - All men have an obligation to serve God, which is why they were created and the only way they can get to heaven.  

Minor 1 - There is only one way to serve God, which is in His Catholic religion.  

Minor 2 -  As Scripture teaches:  God wills that all men be saved and to come to the knowledge of the Truth.  

Minor 3 - There is only one Truth, which is contained in the Catholic religion only and completely.

Conclusion - If a man dies not knowing of the Catholic Faith then he has only himself to blame for his ignorance and this ignorance is sinful and damning, because all men have an obligation to seek God and His Truths, which God will provide and enlighten as He has infallibly promised.  

All those who know of the Catholic Faith, yet cling to error and false religions, are also ignorant due to their sinful omission and sinful sloth, since God desires all men to be saved and provides billions of actual graces to every man during his lifetime for the purpose of his salvation.  

There is no such thing as invincible ignorance or excusable ignorance.  All men who aren’t Catholic aren’t so of their own choosing.  All men who are in hell (Catholic and non Catholic) are there of their own choosing.  
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: trad123 on January 22, 2019, 02:03:33 AM
http://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/docuмents/vat-ii_decree_19641121_unitatis-redintegratio_en.html

Chapter 3 continued:


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Moreover, some and even very many of the significant elements and endowments which together go to build up and give life to the Church itself, can exist outside the visible boundaries of the Catholic Church: the written word of God; the life of grace; faith, hope and charity, with the other interior gifts of the Holy Spirit, and visible elements too. All of these, which come from Christ and lead back to Christ, belong by right to the one Church of Christ.

The brethren divided from us also use many liturgical actions of the Christian religion. These most certainly can truly engender a life of grace in ways that vary according to the condition of each Church or Community. These liturgical actions must be regarded as capable of giving access to the community of salvation.

It follows that the separated Churches(23) and Communities as such, though we believe them to be deficient in some respects, have been by no means deprived of significance and importance in the mystery of salvation. For the Spirit of Christ has not refrained from using them as means of salvation which derive their efficacy from the very fullness of grace and truth entrusted to the Church

Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 22, 2019, 09:23:09 AM
Trad123, stop posting V2 garbage or else i'll start a petition to get you banned.  If you want to read V2 heresies, go someplace else.


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If there are individuals in the state of grace, professing a religion other than the Catholic religion, necessarily the Church of Christ extends beyond the Catholic Church.
No one outside the Church can be in the state of grace.  It's impossible.  If they've never been baptized, then they have Original Sin on their souls (at least...most catholics have trouble with mortal sin, how can someone who doesn't have the help of mass/sacraments avoid mortal sins?  Extremely unlikely)

If they were formerly catholic or baptized protestant and are now NOT catholic, then they have the grave sin of heresy on their souls for rejecting the Faith.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 22, 2019, 10:44:27 AM
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There can be development of doctrine.
No, doctrine doesn't change.  There can only be developments in the UNDERSTANDING of doctrine, since doctrine is essentially a Divine Truth, which is never fully understood by humans, since it's a mystery; therefore the Church, through Her saints/doctors can add explanations, as long as the doctrine remains essentially the same.  Doctrine must be understood the same today as yesterday and tomorrow (since all Doctrines of the Church are part of Tradition, at least implicitly, and have been held since Apostolic times).

This contrasts to the last 150 years where modernists have tried to change the meaning of doctrine, just like at V2.  This isn't possible.

p.s. John Neumann wasn't completely Orthodox.  Take his writings with a grain of salt.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 22, 2019, 06:36:12 PM
Trad123, stop posting V2 garbage or else i'll start a petition to get you banned.  If you want to read V2 heresies, go someplace else.
I thought he was just bringing out how the beliefs of Banezian are expressed in Vatican II. Was I wrong? Does he actually believe what Vatican II teaches? You must know from other postings of his , no?
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 22, 2019, 06:47:12 PM
I might have misread.

Trad123, I’m sorry for the confusion.  Please accept my apology.
Title: Re: Could the British Prime Minister be a Daily Rosary Saying, Tridentine Mass fan?
Post by: Nadir on January 22, 2019, 08:12:11 PM
I might have misread.

Trad123, I’m sorry for the confusion.  Please accept my apology.
Pax, You are an excellent model for Banezian in showing him how simple and refreshing is to admit you are wrong. S'pose this comes with maturity!