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On the Record: A Response to a Recent Controversy, With Retractions My full response to @FrLavery and other concerned parties surrounding the recent controversy on X, coupled with my reflections
For several days, I have been reviewing my past work in light of recent criticisms from Fr. Lavery, many of which are unjust or mischaracterizations, some of which appear to be just. In this latter category, I have clarifications, and indeed retraction to make. I will be releasing an essay to explain (already ~3k words) before the end of this week. Again, thank you to everyone who has stood by me in the face of this ugly “campaign”. Your prayers and encouragement are appreciated. The outpouring of support has not gone unnoticed. I remain committed to the advancement of Catholic political order in America, what I have termed “American Integralism”. Our people and race can and must be defended, all while recognizing the true universality found in the Church.
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In just this year it was first the SSPX, then Fr. Waldstein and now Fr. Ripperger. At a certain point of prominence, it is nearly impossible to adhere to Tradition with all its implications and remain in good standing with the Conciliar Church. The conciliar authorities ruthlessly enforce adherence to the new religion, correctly seeing that pre-Vatican II doctrine, law and liturgy is an existential threat to the existing order.
BREAKING: Fr. Ripperger silenced by Denver Archbishop James Golka for one year — no talks, no preaching, no writing. Pope Leo XIV named James Golka Archbishop of Denver earlier this year. lifesitenews.com/news/breaki…
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Buckley: “If an individual says ‘I cannot believe in the divinity of Christ,’ is that an excommunicable statement?” Sheen: “No. The Church would not excommunicate a man for saying that. It would not be a true statement, but it would not be excommunicable.”
This is a good explanation by Sheen.
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"The predominance of materialistic ideas among the [Freemasonic] "brothers" is the reason for the determination with which the academic chairs, which are almost all under their power, teach the theory of Darwinism or transformism, with its indispensable postulate of spontaneous generation and its retinue of absurdities, eccentrities, and unfounded assertions." - Cardinal José María Caro Rodríguez, El Misterio de la Masonería, Part 3, Ch. 1, 109.
>all the big quote tweets are people praising Catholics for “endorsing theistic evolution”
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“While Ramaswamy easily won his party’s nomination, almost one-in-five votes in the primary were for Putsch, a hint that Ramaswamy’s appeal had its limits even within his own party. ‘One of the storylines here is a man who is Indian American and whose religion is Hindu,’ says Christopher Devine, a political science professor at the University of Dayton, says. ‘There are a lot of members of the Republican base who may have difficulty voting someone of his demographic profile.’” 🇺🇸 👍🏻
TIME's take on Ohio's gov race “Something is happening here. I just can’t tell you what,” says one Dem strategist time.com/article/2026/10/19/…
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“Now if the [Vatican 1870] Council primarily and directly set out to define the entire equality of the infallibility of the Church and that of the Pope, we must legitimately conclude that they are also equal in the manner in which they are exercised. If therefore the Church exercises her infallibility in two ways, one extraordinary and the other ordinary, we must admit that the Pope too can exercise it in those same two ways. Otherwise it would follow that the Pope’s power was, at least in the manner of its exercise, more restricted than that of the Church; which cannot be reconciled with the fact that the Pope is the one who holds in the Church the fullness of supreme power in all orders.” - Fr. Joachim Salaverri, 1952
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Hindu Vivek Ramaswamy says, that Christians and Hindus share "the same Judeo Christian values" after demoralizing Jesus Christ.
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This was years in the making. It is the intended outcome of European immigration policies, to which the Vatican has lent moral support. Of course, those who conjured up the multiculturalism agenda in the first place are the true criminals. They have long desired vengeance on Christendom and the sons of Japheth. Their hour has arrived.
Your universe has no meaning to them
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This was posted yesterday…
You are probably safer in San Salvador than Paris at this point Criminals cause crime. El Salvador understands this. The West has forgotten it.
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Every Republican will sound like this or he needs to be ruthlessly and legally chased from office. Total remigration. Nothing less.
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“Justice exalteth a nation: but sin maketh nations miserable.” — Proverbs 14:34
Clips of Paris being sacked by (mostly) Muslims. Follow: @AFpost
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Just like France and all the formerly Catholic countries, only a corporate conversion to Jesus Christ and His Social Kingship will save what is left of our civilization. God have mercy on us.
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I, Nebuchadnezzar was at rest in mine house, and flourishing in my palace. I saw a dream which made me afraid, and the thoughts upon my bed and the visions of my head troubled me.
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Authoritarianism works, actually. The Republican Party better realize that for it to ever be viable again, its candidates need to make Bukele look like a moderate.
“The most extreme fall ever recorded.” And yet, some people still doubt us.
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Vivek Ramaswamy only wants to end birthright citizenship for illegals. Not VISA babies like him.
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“This is the Church's response: this is what the Church considers true, proper, healthy racism… all the object of the same maternal affection… to be all in their own country, in the particular nationalities of each, in their particular race, the propagators of this idea so great and magnificently maternal, human, even before being Christian.” - Pope Pius XI
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