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2,000 Years Of Infallible Papal Teaching On Baptism’s Absolute Necessity

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3 months ago

A Prophet Explains The Vatican II Apostasy From Catholicism - Must-See Video

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People are commenting on the face made by Ronald Hicks (the Vatican II Sect “Archbishop” of NYC). It does remind one of Isaiah 3:9: “The look on their countenance witnesses against them, and they declare their sin as Sodom…” Even if he’s not a sodomite himself, he is guilty of that sin for allowing it to be endorsed, promoted and celebrated at many Vatican II Sect (Novus Ordo) churches in NYC. We have videos coming out, God willing, that will document the shocking things that are promoted at churches under Antipope Leo XIV in NYC and in many other places.

mhfmvc's tweet photo. People are commenting on the face made by Ronald Hicks (the Vatican II Sect “Archbishop” of NYC). It does remind one of Isaiah 3:9: “The look on their countenance witnesses against them, and they declare their sin as Sodom…”

Even if he’s not a sodomite himself, he is guilty of that sin for allowing it to be endorsed, promoted and celebrated at many Vatican II Sect (Novus Ordo) churches in NYC. We have videos coming out, God willing, that will document the shocking things that are promoted at churches under Antipope Leo XIV in NYC and in many other places.

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Margarita Mixed With Oven Cleaner Led To Woman's Death, Family Says - video https://t.co/55AHS10umJ

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13 days ago

Pope Pius XII Deleted All References To Our Lady As “Co-Redemptrix” Fr. Charles Balić was a Franciscan theologian and a consultor to the Holy Office under Pope Pius XII. He was also President of the International Marian Academy. Later on he was appointed (by the Vatican II “Church”) to be a theological expert at Vatican II. According to Yves Congar (who was a significant figure at Vatican II), “Balić told us that [Pope] Pius XII had deleted the word Co-Redemptrix in all the documents bearing this title and had replaced it by ‘Socia Christi Redemptoris’ (Associate of Christ the Redeemer).” (Yves Congar, My Journal Of The Council, Liturgical Press, 2012, p. 72). Pius XII never used the term “Co-Redemptrix” as pope. He probably recognized that the term is indeed inaccurate and problematic, and that’s why he deleted it from drafts. For a full treatment of this matter, see our video called: Is Mary The “Co-Redemptrix”? – A Catholic Analysis.

mhfmvc's tweet photo. Pope Pius XII Deleted All References To Our Lady As “Co-Redemptrix”

Fr. Charles Balić was a Franciscan theologian and a consultor to the Holy Office under Pope Pius XII. He was also President of the International Marian Academy. Later on he was appointed (by the Vatican II “Church”) to be a theological expert at Vatican II. According to Yves Congar (who was a significant figure at Vatican II), “Balić told us that [Pope] Pius XII had deleted the word Co-Redemptrix in all the documents bearing this title and had replaced it by ‘Socia Christi Redemptoris’ (Associate of Christ the Redeemer).” (Yves Congar, My Journal Of The Council, Liturgical Press, 2012, p. 72).

Pius XII never used the term “Co-Redemptrix” as pope. He probably recognized that the term is indeed inaccurate and problematic, and that’s why he deleted it from drafts. For a full treatment of this matter, see our video called: Is Mary The “Co-Redemptrix”? – A Catholic Analysis.

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St. John of Saint Facundo (or of Sahagun) Confessor June 12th “... born at Sahagún in Spain... his parents after long childlessness, obtained him from God by prayers & good works. From his earliest years he gave clear signs of his after holiness of life: for he was used to climb up upon a high place, to preach to the other little boys, and to exhort them to be good and to be attentive to the public service of God, and he made it his work, to reconcile their quarrels. In his native place, he was given in charge to the monks of the Order of Saint Benedict of San Facundo to be taught the first elements of learning. While he was thus busied, his father obtained for him the benefice of the Parish, but no inducements could persuade him to keep this preferment. He became one of the household of the Bishop of Burgos, and that Prelate seeing his uprightness, took him into his counsels, ordained him Priest, and made him a Canon, heaping many kindnesses upon him. However, that he might serve God the more quietly, he left the Bishop’s palace, resigned all his Church income, and betook him to a certain chapel where he celebrated the Holy Mass every day, and oftentimes preached concerning the things of God, with great profit to all that heard him... ... He went later on, to Salamanca to study, and there being taken in to the celebrated college of St. Bartholomew, performed his priestly office in such sort, that he was at once constant to study, the present object of his desire, and yet assiduous to the duty of preaching. Here he had a severe illness, and vowed to embrace a sterner way of living, in fulfillment of which vow, having given to a half-naked beggar the better of the only two garments he possessed, he withdrew to a monastery of Saint Augustine then flourishing in full observance of severe discipline. Being admitted therein, he surpassed the most advanced, in obedience, in lowliness of mind, in vigils, and in prayer. The care of the refectory being confided to him, one barrel of wine, handled by him, abundantly sufficed the whole community for an entire year. After his year of noviceship, he undertook once more, by obedience, the duty of preaching. At that time owing to bloody feuds, all things human and divine at Salamanca, were in such utter confusion that murders were committed almost every hour, and the streets and squares, yea, even the very churches flowed with the blood of all classes especially of the nobility... ... It was John who, by public preaching & private conversations, softened the hearts of the citizens, so that the town was restored to peace. One of the nobles, whom he had grievously offended by rebuking him for his cruelty towards his vassals, sent 2 knights to murder him on the road. They had already come nigh to him, when God struck them with such terror, that they were rendered immovable, and their horses likewise; until at length prostrating themselves before the feet of the saint, they implored his forgiveness for their crime. The said lord, likewise smitten with a sudden dread, despaired of his salvation, till he had sent for John, who, finding him repentant of his deed, restored him to health. Some factious men also, who assailed him with clubs, found their arms stiffen, nor would their strength return till they had asked his pardon for their wickedness. While celebrating Mass, he was wont to behold the Lord Jesus Christ then present, and to quaff, from the Fountain-Head of the Divinity, heavenly mysteries. Oftentimes also he could see into the secrets of men’s hearts, and foretell things to come, that were quite unlooked for. He raised from the dead his brother’s daughter, a child 7 years old. He foretold the day of his death; and having prepared himself, by receiving most devoutly the Sacraments of the Church, he passed away. He was glorified by miracles both before & after his death... [and was canonized by Pope Alexander VIII]...” (The Liturgical Year, 1841-1875, Dom Prosper Guéranger)

proMHFMcatholic's tweet photo. St. John of Saint Facundo (or of Sahagun)
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“... born at Sahagún in Spain... his parents after long childlessness, obtained him from God by prayers & good works. From his earliest years he gave clear signs of his after holiness of life: for he was used to climb up upon a high place, to preach to the other little boys, and to exhort them to be good and to be attentive to the public service of God, and he made it his work, to reconcile their quarrels. In his native place, he was given in charge to the monks of the Order of Saint Benedict of San Facundo to be taught the first elements of learning. While he was thus busied, his father obtained for him the benefice of the Parish, but no inducements could persuade him to keep this preferment. He became one of the household of the Bishop of Burgos, and that Prelate seeing his uprightness, took him into his counsels, ordained him Priest, and made him a Canon, heaping many kindnesses upon him. However, that he might serve God the more quietly, he left the Bishop’s palace, resigned all his Church income, and betook him to a certain chapel where he celebrated the Holy Mass every day, and oftentimes preached concerning the things of God, with great profit to all that heard him...

... He went later on, to Salamanca to study, and there being taken in to the celebrated college of St. Bartholomew, performed his priestly office in such sort, that he was at once constant to study, the present object of his desire, and yet assiduous to the duty of preaching. Here he had a severe illness, and vowed to embrace a sterner way of living, in fulfillment of which vow, having given to a half-naked beggar the better of the only two garments he possessed, he withdrew to a monastery of Saint Augustine then flourishing in full observance of severe discipline. Being admitted therein, he surpassed the most advanced, in obedience, in lowliness of mind, in vigils, and in prayer. The care of the refectory being confided to him, one barrel of wine, handled by him, abundantly sufficed the whole community for an entire year. After his year of noviceship, he undertook once more, by obedience, the duty of preaching. At that time owing to bloody feuds, all things human and divine at Salamanca, were in such utter confusion that murders were committed almost every hour, and the streets and squares, yea, even the very churches flowed with the blood of all classes especially of the nobility...

... It was John who, by public preaching & private conversations, softened the hearts of the citizens, so that the town was restored to peace. One of the nobles, whom he had grievously offended by rebuking him for his cruelty towards his vassals, sent 2 knights to murder him on the road. They had already come nigh to him, when God struck them with such terror, that they were rendered immovable, and their horses likewise; until at length prostrating themselves before the feet of the saint, they implored his forgiveness for their crime. The said lord, likewise smitten with a sudden dread, despaired of his salvation, till he had sent for John, who, finding him repentant of his deed, restored him to health. Some factious men also, who assailed him with clubs, found their arms stiffen, nor would their strength return till they had asked his pardon for their wickedness. While celebrating Mass, he was wont to behold the Lord Jesus Christ then present, and to quaff, from the Fountain-Head of the Divinity, heavenly mysteries. Oftentimes also he could see into the secrets of men’s hearts, and foretell things to come, that were quite unlooked for. He raised from the dead his brother’s daughter, a child 7 years old. He foretold the day of his death; and having prepared himself, by receiving most devoutly the Sacraments of the Church, he passed away. He was glorified by miracles both before & after his death... [and was canonized by Pope Alexander VIII]...”

(The Liturgical Year, 1841-1875, Dom Prosper Guéranger)

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