MUNICH: A woman gave a “dialogue sermon” with Auxiliary Bishop Wolfgang Bischof this week
Appears to contradict Vatican's June ban on lay preaching
A liturgical dance also featured as part of the Mass for the feast of St Mary Magdalene
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Italian American Civil Rights League President Mike Crispi and distinguished League member “Big Time Tommy” celebrate the historic victory over Zohran Mamdani today, on Mulberry Street in the heart of LITTLE ITALY!
Stay tuned for a MASSIVE Victory rally to be announced!
Zohran Mamdani wants to ERASE Italian Americans.
First, he denied our permit for Unity Day 2026.
Now, he is excluding Little Italy as a recognized location all together on the map.
Italian Americans BUILT NEW YORK CITY. Not third world Ugandans,
We stand AGAINST COMMUNISTS!
Pope Leo named German Bishop Christian Würtz despite his approval of the heretical Synodal Way that denied Catholic teaching on homosexuality and other issues.
https://t.co/Ry01a6Axm0
I think one of the main reasons why some Catholics are shocked by the SSPX excommunications is because in our current day, ecclesial punishment seems to go only one way. Yes, the consecrations against papal approval were a schismatic act, and the punishment is deserved.
But this upcoming Sunday, you could essentially attend a “Pride Mass” (like this one pictured below, from last Sunday) and not face any penalties. You can advocate for women’s ordination, publicly dissent from Catholic teaching on contraception (see Fordham University’s president), or be a pro-abortion politician (Biden)—and you remain in “full communion”.
I’ll leave it to the canon lawyers to figure out legal minutiae. But the fact is, on the ground, faithful Catholics see a ridiculous double standard. You can “bless” a same-sex partnership during Mass (pictured below, at London’s Holy Apostles Church), and remain a priest in good standing. You can doubt the existence of Satan (see the Superior General of the Jesuits), and publicly dissent against revealed truths, and still not be excommunicated.
This isn’t “whataboutism”. This is an attempt to examine the basic principles by which the Church condemns dissent and rebellion. If those principles aren’t applied evenly and consistently, don’t expect the Catholic faithful to trust the Church’s leadership on crime and punishment.
@poperespecter1 Please have some charity for the schismatics. This is a sad day for the Church and this rhetoric is not helpful bringing them back into union one day hopefully soon.
As of 2024, anywhere from 8.5% to 24.5% of US births could be attributed to “anchor babies” or the children of noncitizens who were given birthright citizenship.
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@poperespecter1 Your underlying argument makes no sense. It is not apple and oranges. They are both wrong and both should be punished but you and I both know only one will.
@poperespecter1 I agree! But you do not have equal treatment of both sides of the coin from the Vatican of something banned by Rome yet groups persist in defiance (ex German synodal defiance and SSPX consecration of bishops). Excommunication only works in one direction!
Here is how Liberals are tricking you into accepting women's ordination:
🚨Altar girls (women can serve at the altar next to the priest)
🚨Female lectors (women can proclaim Scripture)
🚨Female Eucharistic ministers (women can administer the Eucharist and open and close the tabernacle)
🚨Women preachers (women can preach)
“See! Functionally they are already doing EVERYTHING clergy does! It's only proper to ordain them, too.”
PS: Catholic women serving in these “ministries” with goodwill are being used to foment the doctrinal rebellion to overturn Scripture and Tradition.