Sainte, Catholique, Apostolique, Traditionnelle, Une, Romaine, Reine, Eglise, Xti du Christ † Tradition † Sede Vacante
Some historical reference about the insertion of Saint Joseph in the missal. Saint Pius X agreed? We found in the years 1993 that Joseph Sarto (who became later Saint Pius X) signed a petition in the beginning of the 20th century, done by the congregation of rites with the question Continuer à lire →
The Church is infallible in matters of liturgy. The traditional doctrine of the Church presents as a certain doctrine the infallibility of the universal laws of the Church in general, and of the liturgical laws in particular. If the Church allowed or a fortiori ordered practices that were useless, dangerous Continuer à lire →
Preliminary remark:This testament can be drawn up in the form of a notarial document and kept by a notary of your choice.If you write and keep the document yourself, you must do the necessary for the validity of a private document (which has legal force); ask therefor a lawyer to Continuer à lire →
Anselmo de la Cruz The Poem of the Man-God by Maria Valtorta presents so many irregularities that it is difficult to understand how it can be accepted in Catholic milieus, even traditionalist ones. Because of the heresies it sustains – and other adjoining negative aspects – I do not understand Continuer à lire →
Every book with an written approval of the Catholic Church before 1965 is good. Books The 7th November 1965, Paul VI promulgated many heresies at the closure of the anti-council of Vatican II. So after that only books written by a catholic (sedevacantist) priest of bishop are in order. This Continuer à lire →
Any publication of religion requires permission from the Church. Also, any reading of a religious publication not approved by the Church is prohibited. So any publication must have an acknowledgment such as “imprimatur”, “imprimi potest”, “evulgetur” or a preface written by a bishop, before 1964, or must originate simultaneously from Continuer à lire →
State of the question : A pope cannot fall in heresy because Jesus prayed (Luke 22:32) : “But I have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may not fail. And when you have turned back, strengthen your brothers.” We will answer this false statement at the end of our Continuer à lire →
To begin with: magnetized sacramentals have been dealt with by charlatans, spiritualists, or even satanists. Of course, such a medal must be buried without touching it with the skin (with a stick, etc.), in order to be neutralized. AND YES THERE ARE FALSE MIRACULOUS MEDALS WHICH ARE CIRCULATED, Miraculous fake Continuer à lire →
With Christ and the Apostles General Revelation concluded. (Sent. certa.) The Unity and Trinity of God The Existence of God The Natural Knowability of the Existence of God God, our Creator and Lord, can be known with certainty, by the natural light of reason from created things. (De fide.) The Continuer à lire →
Heresy is ” a contradiction with the Revelation of God as proclaimed by the Catholic Magistry” I will give here just three mean heresies of Vatican II and Paul VI, without making an analysis of all the texts of this council. I suffises to conclude that Paul VI lost his Continuer à lire →
infallibility of pope and of the Church Continuer à lire →
Since Paul VI and his successors are anti-popes for the sake of clear and public heresies, the rulings of Pius XII is still in force, for example, with regard to fasting and abstinence. Continuer à lire →
A 200 YEARS OLD EUCHARISTIC HOST FROM THE TIME OF RELIGIOUS HEROES SUDDENLY SHOWS BLOOD RED COLOUR IN AALST BELGIUM On July the 7th 2016 at 17h45 in Aalst (Belgium) an Eucharistic host spontaneously started colouring blood red. The phenomenon occurred in the home of Father Eric Jacqmin, in the Continuer à lire →
Five Popes accused of heresy Five antipopes Open statement: The recent accusation of “pope” Franciscus for heresy is the continuation of a long process. An important part of the Church (14 bishops and their priests and believers) considers “Popes” Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Continuer à lire →