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Offline Miseremini

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Hail Christ the King !
« on: Yesterday at 03:51:36 PM »
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  • Happy feast of Jesus Christ the King.

    Watch the sermon of today by Father Burfitt on how the Feast came to be and how Vat II degraded the Feast of Christ the King.
    Sermon starts around the 43 minute mark.



    "Let God arise, and let His enemies be scattered: and them that hate Him flee from before His Holy Face"  Psalm 67:2[/b]


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    Re: Hail Christ the King !
    « Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 05:26:14 PM »
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  • A sermon by a priest actually faithful to Christ as King, unlike the SSPX, who approve the new code of Canon law which gives Communion to protestants, say that VII is "95% good", drop the requirement to conditionally confirm, and make marriage agreements with Rome, against the wishes of Archbishop Lefebvre.



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    Re: Hail Christ the King !
    « Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 07:44:03 PM »
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  • Photo of a Chalice. This one was for the consecration of kings... Seems like this exquisite chalice was used at Reims, for special coronations. 
    Don't be fooled... the True Catholic Church is rich in many aspects!
    Be respectful of Her past. 
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    Re: Hail Christ the King !
    « Reply #3 on: Yesterday at 09:50:20 PM »
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  • Watch the sermon of today by Father Burfitt on how the Feast came to be and how Vat II degraded the Feast of Christ the King.
    Sermon starts around the 43 minute mark.
    I like what he says @45:35:
    Quote from: Fr. Burfitt
    If there's something the modern world likes to say, even among modern clergy, is: "We don't tell anybody what to do. We do not judge." … But that's wrong, because it's not the spirit … of Christ the King.

    It reminds me of what St. Catherine of Siena wrote in one of her famous letters to Gregory XI:
    Quote from: St. Catherine
    Since He has given you authority and you have assumed it, you should use your virtue and power: and if you are not willing to use it, it would be better for you to resign what you have assumed; more honour to God and health to your soul would it be.
    Priests have authority from God, but so many of them today refuse to use it (to condemn error/heresy, correct immodestly dressed parishioners, command wives to submit to and obey their husbands, etc.).
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    Abp Lefebvre - Christ the King ! 11988 AD
    « Reply #4 on: Yesterday at 11:13:23 PM »
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  • https://site-catholique.fr/?Sermon-de-Mgr-Lefebvre-pour-la-Fete-du-Christ-Roi
    AI translation, Unofficial, Excerpt

    +L has a long paragraph re: getting involved in local politics , (not translated)
    Sound doctrine as can be expected from Abp Lefebvre.
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    "...We want Our Lord to Reign because He is the supreme King of all things, "omnium Regem supremum". We proclaim it and we want to proclaim it, not only for us personally so that Jesus Reigns in our souls by his Law, by His Grace, but we also want Him to reign in our families, in Christian families and in society.

      What is at the root of this apostasy is the denial of original sin. For if Our Lord Jesus Christ has come to earth and wants to reign in all souls, in all families, in all cities, it is precisely to make disappear and original sin and all its consequences, abominable consequences that lead to Hell, that lead to eternal death. He came to give us eternal life. If we deny original sin, Our Lord is no longer necessary. What does He come to do? Why is He coming? He comes to disturb our families, He comes to disturb the order of human freedom... But if we believe that really, there was an original sin of which all men are affected, with all its consequences, and that only Our Lord Jesus Christ is able to heal us, to bring us life, to purify us in His Blood and to give us His Grace, to give us His Law, then we turn to our Savior, to Our Lord Jesus Christ and we pray that He is our King, that His Law reigns everywhere, that His Grace reigns in all souls! That's what we say, that's what we think....

    ...This Feast exhorts us to act courageously, as Joan of Arc said in her fight: "We fight, we pray and God will give the victory". We will say: "Oh, it's impossible! We can't. It's too difficult, we will never be able to dominate the people who currently lead our countries. We will never be able to overthrow them..." But you have to count on the Grace of the Good God! The Good Lord is with us. The Good Lord wants to reign, the Good God wants the good of souls. Therefore, if the Catholics unite, pray, make sacrifices and campaign for the Kingdom of Our Lord Jesus Christ, we must count on the Grace of Our Lord, on the help of the Most Holy Virgin Mary who is "strong as an army  in battle array" (Ct 6, 3), on the help of the Saints, Saint Michael the Archangel, all the Saints of the country, and here Saint Nicholas of Flue and Saint Maurice. Let us invoke them and ask them to help us so that Our Lord Jesus Christ reigns in our countries, to save our souls and those of future generations, and put our countries under the sweet reign of Our Lord.

    In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. So be it.

    Monsignor Marcel Lefebvre (1905-1991) – Sunday, October 30, 1988 in Ecône – Feast of Christ the King


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