Institute of the Divine Word 25th Anniversary. A Flourishing New Order. I have 25 Sisters in my convent from this order.More
Institute of the Divine Word 25th Anniversary.
A Flourishing New Order. I have 25 Sisters in my convent from this order.
A Flourishing New Order. I have 25 Sisters in my convent from this order.
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Frpope: Very nice Father.......this looks very impressive.....it looks, like it is properly, centered on the Spirit of Our Lord......lets just pray, they can stay, out of the web of contamination....of Our Watered down, moderate section of our Church. The reason, this Church is strong, is because of the country they are in.....anything, that is outside, of the United States, or at least the contaminated …More
Frpope: Very nice Father.......this looks very impressive.....it looks, like it is properly, centered on the Spirit of Our Lord......lets just pray, they can stay, out of the web of contamination....of Our Watered down, moderate section of our Church. The reason, this Church is strong, is because of the country they are in.....anything, that is outside, of the United States, or at least the contaminated parts of the Church, within the United States, is such a welcome blessing to us all.......
This would be a Catholic Church I would not be embarrassed, or disgusted, to be part off......but...Father.....there is even a much more powerful, move of the Spirit that is happening.....and that move, will make more sense, in the next 20 years. And thats when the Church, returns, to its TRADITIONAL ROOTS.....AND THE CORRUPT ROOTS, WILL BE DUG OUT OF THE CHURCH, AND BURNED FOREVER.....
Revthreevs21.......
Being fully aware of this, Pope St. Pius V did not shrink from saying "by our Apostolic authority . . . we order and declare . . . that this present Constitution can never be revoked or modified, but shall forever remain valid and have the force of law." He declared solemnly and definitively that Quo Primum cannot ever be revoked or modified.
Why did he do this? Because it is an application of the Divine Law as defined by the Church regarding the Roman Rite specifically, the Roman Church specifically. So it is not merely disciplinary , it is a disciplinary decree rooted in the doctrine of the faith. There are other legal formulations used in other decrees saying "henceforth in perpetuity" but we are not dealing with something so simple as this. We are dealing with a very explicit pronouncement wherein he says, "by our Apostolic authority . . . we order and declare . . . that this present Constitution can never be revoked or modified, but shall forever remain valid and have the force of law."
However, even if the Pope had never issued Quo Primum, the doctrine of the Church had been previously defined. The proper liturgy of the Roman Church is the Roman Rite. This is the faith. This is the teaching of the Church. So even if Quo Primum never existed and even if Pope Pius V had not codified the Missal, Catholics would still be bound their customary traditional rites, the so-called Tridentine Rite, and other similar variations of the same. This is the doctrine of the faith and it can never change.......................
This would be a Catholic Church I would not be embarrassed, or disgusted, to be part off......but...Father.....there is even a much more powerful, move of the Spirit that is happening.....and that move, will make more sense, in the next 20 years. And thats when the Church, returns, to its TRADITIONAL ROOTS.....AND THE CORRUPT ROOTS, WILL BE DUG OUT OF THE CHURCH, AND BURNED FOREVER.....
Revthreevs21.......
Being fully aware of this, Pope St. Pius V did not shrink from saying "by our Apostolic authority . . . we order and declare . . . that this present Constitution can never be revoked or modified, but shall forever remain valid and have the force of law." He declared solemnly and definitively that Quo Primum cannot ever be revoked or modified.
Why did he do this? Because it is an application of the Divine Law as defined by the Church regarding the Roman Rite specifically, the Roman Church specifically. So it is not merely disciplinary , it is a disciplinary decree rooted in the doctrine of the faith. There are other legal formulations used in other decrees saying "henceforth in perpetuity" but we are not dealing with something so simple as this. We are dealing with a very explicit pronouncement wherein he says, "by our Apostolic authority . . . we order and declare . . . that this present Constitution can never be revoked or modified, but shall forever remain valid and have the force of law."
However, even if the Pope had never issued Quo Primum, the doctrine of the Church had been previously defined. The proper liturgy of the Roman Church is the Roman Rite. This is the faith. This is the teaching of the Church. So even if Quo Primum never existed and even if Pope Pius V had not codified the Missal, Catholics would still be bound their customary traditional rites, the so-called Tridentine Rite, and other similar variations of the same. This is the doctrine of the faith and it can never change.......................