Sainte, Catholique, Apostolique, Traditionnelle, Une, Romaine, Reine, Eglise, Xti du Christ † Tradition † Sede Vacante
The territorial exercise of the jurisdiction of Catholic bishops in a time of prolonged vacancy of the Apostolic See Table of contents Introduction Conciliar and canonical foundations Teachings of the classical theologians The apostolic model and the nature of territorial right The supply of jurisdiction Concrete application and conclusion Continuer à lire →
Theological Schema of a Restoration of the Church How the Church Will Be Able to Emerge from the Crisis and Recover a Time of Peace and Expansion? Table of Contents Introduction The Divine Intervention for the Restoration of the Hierarchy The Re-establishment of Ecclesial Unity The Integral Restoration of Continuer à lire →
Solutions to the Crisis of the Church “The Catholic Church resembles a spring: the more one pushes it down, the more it springs back with vigor” (P.L.) The Catholic Church, founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ as a visible and perfect society, necessarily subsists until the Continuer à lire →
The Teaching of the Catholic Church on Baptism for Catholics Living in Countries of Persecution Table of Contents The Necessity of Baptism Preparation for Adult Baptism Baptism of Children in Persecution Godparents in Baptism Baptism in Cases of Necessity The Minister of Baptism Continuer à lire →
Episcopal Consecrations during a Vacancy of the Apostolic See A Certain Historical Precedent and the Question of Extraordinary Jurisdiction Table of Contents The Historical Precedent of the Interregnum of 1268-1271 The Patristic Precedents Invoked by Catholic Theology The Tacit Communication of Episcopal Jurisdiction The Right Continuer à lire →
The Right of Conclave by the College of Bishops In an Imperfect General Council (I.G.C.) Table of Contents Introduction I. Doctrinal Foundations of Hierarchical Continuity and Papal Election a) Powers of the College of Bishops in the Absence of Papal Authority b) Infallibility of the Unanimous College Continuer à lire →
General Conclusion “The Catholic Church resembles a spring: the more one pushes it down, the more it springs back with vigour” (P.L.) The Catholic Church, founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ as a visible and perfect society, necessarily subsists until the end of time, indefectible in its hierarchical constitution Continuer à lire →
Lay Simony on Indolent Clergy Problem of laymen exerting undue influence by their financial contributions, governing in fact certain indolent priests, in contempt of episcopal authority. Table of Contents Introduction The State of the question Definition of the problem according to traditional Catholic doctrine Millenary historical roots Current Continuer à lire →
The Valid and Licit Missals in these times of prolonged sedevacantism Who decides to use which missal and with which jurisdiction? Table of Contents: Concern for Unity Unity Remains However… the reforms The Liturgical Reforms under Pius XII and the Imposed Missals The Imposition of the Missal of 1962 Continuer à lire →
Doctrine of the Indefectibility of the Catholic Church Table of Contents Introduction Definition of Indefectibility Scriptural and Traditional Foundations 3.1 Scriptural Foundations 3.2 Traditional Foundations Aspects of Indefectibility Continuity of Ecclesiastical Authority in Times of Crisis 5.1 Principle of Devolution, Supplying Jurisdiction and Role of Faithful Bishops 5.2 Survival Continuer à lire →
The Solutions A Principle of Unity: “In fide unitas, in opiniis libertas, in omnibus caritas” (Unity in faith, liberty in opinions, charity in all thing) The instrument par excellence of unity of and in the Church is in practice the papacy. But because we do not have, for a certain—and Continuer à lire →
infallibility of pope and of the Church Continuer à lire →
A documentary made by Rev. Anthony Cekada. Abp. Lefebvre made many statements favoring sedevacantism, but SSPX and Salza/Siscoe cover this up in their anti-sede screed, True or False Pope. Fr. Cekada provides a selection of the archbishop’s own words on the topic, and sets them in their historical context. www.SGGResources.org Continuer à lire →