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Benedict XVI

In Spiritu Venti

Leo XIV and the Prophecies about the False Church

«I also saw the relationship between the two popes… I saw how nefarious the consequences of this false church would be. I saw it grow in size; heretics of all kinds came into the city (of Rome). The local clergy became lukewarm, and I saw a great darkness» (May 13, 1820) «I see that the false church of darkness is making progress, and I have seen the tremendous influence it has on people.» (August 10, 1820)

Source : Stilum Curiae - Marco Tosatti
In Spiritu Venti

Keep Trad and carry on!

Following the Vatican’s declaration that the SSPX bishops have excommunicated themselves, Dom Alcuin Reid calls for renewed work for Catholic unity

The Holy See’s recent statement on the episcopal consecrations of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X (FSSPX) continues to spark reactions within the Church. Dom Alcuin Reid, a Benedictine monk, liturgist, and one of the most recognized voices in the traditional liturgical movement, publishes a reflection on AdVaticanum in which he calls for a renewed effort at reconciliation and warns that the Church cannot resign itself to seeing a new schism take root. Extracts :

Source : Infovaticana
Verba Dei

Thursday, February 14, 2013: Pope Benedict XVI Illustrates the Second Vatican Council to the Clergy of Rome

MEETING WITH THE PARISH PRIESTS AND CLERGY OF ROME - ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS BENEDICT XVI

At a time when an artificial schism is looming between the false synodal Church and the FSSPX, with a false interpretation of the Second Vatican Council at stake for both sides, it is appropriate to return to the presentation given to the clergy of Rome by the last true reigning Pope, immediately after his famous 'Declaratio' and shortly before his departure to an impeded see.

Source : Site officiel du Vatican
In Spiritu Venti

The Katechon

Is the Force Still With Us?

(The following is a re-print of an article I published back in September but which the author thinks is more timely now in light of recent happenings and the very real threat of the Vatican changing the Liturgy, specifically, the Doctrine of Transubstantiation.)

Source : Petite Fleur
Miscellanea

When Benedict XVI Promoted Latin

Cited in the collection « My Council », gathering the writings of young Abbé Ratzinger, then peritus at Vatican II, the future pope wrote

« All the reasons one produces in favor of an immutable Latin – liturgical language, certainly, but also a dead language – must yield before the clear, unequivocal and precise argumentation of the Apostle… The Latin language is dead, but the Church, she is alive. So that the language, vector of grace and of the Holy Spirit, must be a living language, for it is made for men and not for angels. » https://www.lavie.fr/christianisme/eglise/mon-concile-vatican-ii

Source : Benoit-et-moi
Magna Quaestio

Fact-Checking the "Pope Emeritus"

Benedict XVI's Brilliant Canonical Maneuver to Outwit the Anti-Church

More facts, just plain facts. Because the Catholic faith is built on facts – the Incarnation, the Resurrection, the Ascension – and if we pay attention to the facts, we will be able to hear what the Holy Spirit is saying to the churches (Rev 3:13).

Source : Nicholas Owen's substack
Miscellanea

What Gag on Benedict XVI. Prevost Mends the Old Wound and Unveils the Hypocrisy of Censorship

Anything but a defense of secularism, the problem was Ratzinger's ideas and not the figure of the Pope

Nico Spuntoni pretends not to notice the difference between the enthusiastic welcome given to a globalist antipope during Leo XIV’s visit to La Sapienza and the rejection of Benedict XVI’s teachings in 2008. Yet this was the glorious entrance of an impostor received with honors because he carries with him all the ideas of the world, as a precursor to the Antichrist. This event is a scandal, and Spuntoni is taking it upon himself to normalize it...

Source : Il Giornale
Magna Quaestio

Benedict XVI’s Latin 'Mistakes' – and the Meaning of his "Great Decisio"

A Linguistic Analysis of the Words Actually Spoken by Benedict on February 11, 2013

For better or for worse, it remains the definitive moment for the Catholic Church of our time – the morning of February 11, 2013, when in the presence of the Cardinals gathered for the Consistory Benedict XVI unexpectedly began reading aloud in Latin a document simply called Declaratio. The consequences of that utterance have been and still are enormous.

Source : Nicholas Owen's substack