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I was happy to be with you all at the end of all things. Rigid is the wood of the Cross 💪⚜️🌱
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Obedience is important, but the Church seems to only use her authority to silence and punish orthodox clergymen.
Meanwhile, modernists and faggots get free rein.
There is a rot at the core of the hierarchy.
FR. RIPPERGER SILENCED BY BISHOP
Denver Archbishop James Golka asked exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger to take a one-year "fast from public speaking and interviews."
The archdiocese says he "readily agreed."
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Despicable pheygittry.
BREAKING: Fr. Chad Ripperger silenced by his bishop for a year.
Denver Archbishop James Golka has ordered Fr. Ripperger to cease all public ministry — no talks, no preaching, no writing.
lifesitenews.com/news/breaki…
Community note
The Archdiocese of Denver states Archbishop Golka asked Fr. Ripperger to consider a one-year fast from public speaking and interviews to focus on his society; Fr. Ripperger readily agreed.
lifesitenews.com/news/breaking-
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Fr. Ripperger would be the first one to say that obedience is going to be difficult and I think we all ought to take that stance in light of this news.
It is unproductive (and potentially scandalous) to speculate as to why and to question the motives of the Bishop - and even worse to say anything uncharitable about him as a man.
Instead, we should all share the content Fr Ripperger has put out that has helped change our lives.
I have listened to every single one of his sermons on Sensus Fidelium and without them, I would not be the Catholic that I am today.
I cannot properly put into words how grateful I am for Fr.
May we all offer up our rosaries for him today.
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Streaming mass is pearls to swine. The catechumens used to be excused from the naive before the Eucharistic Rite began. We need to RETVRN to guarding the mystery of the mass.
I’m watching a Roman Catholic Mass on TV. So far, a priest has bowed to a table and kissed something on the table. He’s reading something and people are saying things back to him. Now he is praying. Now a woman is reading from Isaiah. Singing. The woman is reading one of Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians. Singing. The priest is reading from Matthew. Now he’s explaining the passage that he read which was about paying taxes. Give to Caesar what is Caesar and to God what is God’s. He bows to the table again. He reads something and the congregation responds. The woman reads something else. The woman leads in prayer. The congregation responds again at certain points in the prayer. The priest reads more. Music. The priest is at the table preparing a cup. More words and responses. Singing. More words from the priest. Talking about the last supper. Singing. Priest praying. Priest singing something over the cracker and wine. More singing. Praying the Our Father. More sing. More words from priest. He then eats the cracker and drinks the wine. More singing while the congregation comes to get their crackers. Moment of silence. Prayer. Priest dismisses congregation. Priest kisses something on the table again. Priest bows to table again. The end.
My take: The gospel wasn’t preached. It was all ritual and very dry. I don’t see how anyone could come to faith in Jesus in that environment.
Community note
Per the post itself, the priest read from Matthew and then explained the passage, which constitutes the Gospel proclamation and homily in the Mass.
usccb.org/offices/public…
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The irony is that religious indifferentism was sold to the masses under the false pretense that religious conflict breeds violence. The reality was always that violence was a necessary means of holding back evil, and only the rightly and truly religious were eager to fight evil.
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Men of the West have sinned greatly.
We must apologize, repent, and love women
…by stripping their right to vote.
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There's movement out of Isengard...
OBAMA IS IN THE UK, AGAIN
Barack Obama leaving his Glasgow hotel on Thursday after another large UK arena event.
While President Trump is in office, the former president keeps turning up in Britain for high-profile appearances.
He then met UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham privately in Manchester.
This is not a quiet retirement.
The same Obama networks that ran the Russia hoax have never stopped plotting against President Trump, coordinating across the Atlantic.
[Credit: STV News clip of Obama departing Glasgow, 15 Oct 2026.]
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O my Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like unto thine ❤️🔥
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Since Lindsay Clancy's trial. 82 mothers have killed 123 of their children.
Why is this not being talked about?
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We live in the ruins of a greater civilisation
🔴🇫🇷 PARIS - Un individu a grimpé sur la statue de Jeanne d’Arc, place des Pyramides. #17octobre
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I don't know if you have been watching/following the @Bug_Hall adventures in well digging, but we have been here through it all. Way better than any TikTok videos out there. Congratulations my man on a job well done.
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Today I stepped inside a 600-year-old Catholic chapel. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Built around 1420 in a small French village near Lyon, the chapel was already standing when St. Joan of Arc was fighting to save France.
For centuries, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was offered within its walls. Then came the French Revolution, abandonment, and ruin.
In the 1920s, a wealthy American woman devoted to St. Joan purchased the chapel, had it dismantled stone by stone, shipped across the Atlantic, and rebuilt on her Long Island estate.
She also acquired a 13th-century Gothic altar and a stone kissed by St. Joan herself after praying to the Blessed Virgin before battle. That stone now rests behind the altar.
Then, in 1962, disaster struck. A fire ravaged the adjoining French château.
The medieval chapel survived.
It was eventually dismantled AGAIN, loaded onto trucks, and painstakingly reconstructed on the campus of Marquette University, where it stands today.
Six centuries. The Hundred Years' War. The Protestant Reformation. The French Revolution. Two world wars. An ocean crossing. A devastating fire. Two relocations.
And today, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is STILL offered within these ancient walls.
Kings have come and gone. Empires have fallen. The Church remains.
St. Joan of Arc, ora pro nobis. ⚜️
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