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Fr. Joachim Heimerl von Heimthal in conversation with Giuseppe Nardi.
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 :
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Would it have been too much to ask to just pitch up and defend the deposit of faith?
Extensive excerpts from Radical Fidelity's latest article on Leo's false church.
The retired archbishop of La Plata, Argentina, has published a column on the American blog Rorate Coeli in which he reiterates the thesis that Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, a central figure in post-Vatican II liturgical reforms, was a Freemason.
Bishop Marian Eleganti speaks to AdVaticanum on the appeal of the traditional liturgy, Islam and the Society of St Pius X. Eleganti addresses the fallout of the Second Vatican Council, the place of the old rite and the pertinent questions facing the Church in the West
The Portuguese priest DJ and the massive celebration for the anniversary of the death of the antipope Francis, in complicity and participation of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires, in the Plaza de Mayo and in front of the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, prompts young Catholics to raise their voices.
The progressive displacement of the Roman Canon in pontifical celebrations has become an observable fact that can no longer be interpreted as mere contingency. Under the pontificate of Leo XIV, the systematic choice of modern eucharistic prayers—especially the third—confirms a stable preference for texts introduced following the 1968 liturgical reform, to the detriment of the venerable Canon that for centuries constituted the invariable nucleus of the Roman rite.
Here is the truth about this prelate very much in fashion in France: he defends tradition, certainly, but above all he works to have the legitimacy of antipope Leo recognized by all. De facto forbidding any interrogation of the Magna Quaestio, he provides further proof that he is a submarine of the St. Gall Mafia, a very active member of controlled opposition. Vade Retro, Athanasius!
