What every faithful Catholic MUST do

Or what every baptized and CONFIRMED Catholics MUST do.

We have forgotten the grace the Sacrament of Confirmation confects upon our soul!

So when a priest forces you to commit a sin, CALL HIM OUT!

When a bishop teaches something not taught by Jesus Christ, ignore his teachings and point out his errors!

There are so many of our youth who are ill informed of what "alter Christus" means.

Some say we cannot and must not correct a priest because he is another Christ.  How can you see Christ in a person who is FOUL MOUTHED, SLANDERER and ORIGINATOR OF MALICE, and CONTEMPT?

In other words, he is the CATHOLIC VERSION OF ELISEO SORIANO. Everything in Eliseo Soriano, just that he is Catholic.

Martin Luther was a priest.  If you were alive during his time, you wouldn't dare correct him just because he is a priest?

We have enemies inside the Church too.

When priests and nuns teach you to show "mercy and compassion" which has become code for "tolerating the sin of the person", then tell teach them the "truth in charity".

Don't be like other priests who are quick to draw the gun and curse you online with words like TANGA, BOBO, PULPOL!

We do not tolerate sin.

"We as Catholics have not properly combated (the culture) because we have not been taught our Catholic Faith, especially in the depth needed to address these grave evils of our time. This is a failure of catechesis both of children and young people that has been going on for fifty years. It is being addressed, but it needs much more radical attention... What has also contributed greatly to the situation is an exaltation of the virtue of tolerance which is falsely seen as the virtue which governs all other virtues. In other words, we should tolerate other people in their immoral actions to the extent that we seem also to accept the moral wrong. Tolerance is a virtue, but it is certainly not the principal virtue; the principal virtue is charity... Charity means speaking the truth. I have encountered it (not speaking the truth) many times myself as a priest and bishop. It is something we simply need to address. There is far too much silence — people do not want to talk about it because the topic is not 'politically correct.' But we cannot be silent any longer."    -     Raymond Cardinal Burke

A storm is brewing in the horizon

There is a violent storm approaching and the one who holds the rudder naively steers the BOAT directly into the eye of the storm.

My only request for all of you dear brothers and sisters in the Faith is to pray unceasingly for the faithful Fathers of the Synod and for all who hold and stand true to the Catholic Faith that comes to us from the Apostles.

 A storm is coming. And the one steering the boat naively smiles. Or is he really that naive?

Gregorian Chant? What is that?!

There was once a Synod of Bishops that recommended to the pope something about Gregorian chant...

The pope came out with an Apostolic Exhortation and in it he said:

"Finally, while respecting various styles and different and highly praiseworthy traditions, I desire, in accordance with the request advanced by the Synod Fathers, that Gregorian chant be suitably esteemed and employed as the chant proper to the Roman liturgy."

Issued in 2007....back to the present....have you heard Gregorian Chant in your church, chapel or oratory lately?

The Synod of Bishops this coming October is already being seen as a "dissent fest" of epic proportions.

Only thing I could think of is to do what most modernist bishop and priest did in 2007.

IGNORE.

And for faithful Catholics who are now scandalized by the open and brazen declaration of heresy of cardinals, bishops, priests and nuns, I stay...

IGNORE THEM!

Stop donating to their causes!

It's time for faithful Catholics to support ONLY faithful cardinals, bishops and priests!
 
These "C"atholics do not deserve to be supported.

Pray for them and stop giving your donations to them!

Heretics influencing the Synod on the Family?

February 3rd, A. D., St. Blaise

 Peace brothers and sisters in Christ!

Hope you are all doing well in this New Year, as we remember also our bishops who passed away in the last five years.

It is Christ the Light of the Nations we celebrated yesterday, that will bring a new Spring to the Universal Church, and our Church, the ECCC has gained momentum and respect by many Roman Catholic movements as they see in us a valued partner to continue for Church reforms.

As Consultor on the Catholic Reform Movement, including members as Hans Kung, etc. of the board, I will be in Rome prior to the worldwide Synod, and we look forward meeting Pope Francis in order to foster the Dialog for Reforms.

If you have a moment, would you consider to sign the letter for Pope Francis as many around the world doing it right now.

Here is the link. The line, "the voices of the faithful..." was my recommendation for the letter :o)

Please share it with others as well.

It needs to be signed before February 7th.

Please copy the link below, and put in to google and the letter will appear.

http://www.catholicchurchreform.com/letterNew3.html

Thank you all!!!

Blessings
+Karl

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That is the letter of a bishop named Karl.  But who is this Karl?


He is the founder and primate of the Ecumenical Catholic Church of Christ of Detroit, Michigan.  The main characteristic of this sect is to promote "marriages" for all kinds of male and female homosexuals.


Here he is seated in the front row during the Mass of Pope Francis in St. Peter's (far leftmost).



Shall I continue to tell you that it is a schismatic and heretic church?

What is disheartening is that Rodig bought in 2007 from the Archdiocese of Detroit the closed St. Anthony Catholic Church and converted it into his own cathedral.  Imagine if the traditionalists would attempt buying this Church!

His group, part of the bigger group called "Catholic Church Reform International" met in Rome in October before the start of the Synod.  They had and among them, as reported by the National Schismatic Reporter aka Fishwrap:

Among other speakers at the event Thursday were Vatican analyst and NCR columnist Robert Mickens and Benedictine Sr. Mary John Mananzan, an academic philosopher and Philippines native who serves as the national chairperson for GABRIELA, a network of women's organizations in the country.

Among the reform groups represented at the event: American Catholic Council, Association of Catholic in Ireland, Association of U.S. Catholic Priests, and We Are Church Ireland.

Yes, THAT nun.  We told she is heretic

Among those in the program is Hans Kung (need we say more) and former priest Roy Bourgeois.

Common denominator?  For women priest, for contraception, for married priest, for homosexual unions.

This smoke of Satan......

All these happened after Vatican II!

Excerpt of the report given by Cardinal Donald Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, D.C. and General Relator of the Synod of Bishops.

The responses from bishops in the so-called third world – more recently evangelized societies – indicate the same experience in their own local churches. (cf Instrumentum laboris nn. 87-89)

This current situation is rooted in the upheavals of the 1970s and 80s, decades in which there was manifest poor catechesis or miscatechesis at so many levels of education. [And I thought Vatican II was supposed to bring in a new springtime, a new Pentecost!] We faced the hermeneutic of discontinuity [after Vatican II!} that permeated so much of the milieu of centers of higher education [like Ateneo and La Salle and soooo many Catholic schools and houses of formations!] and was also reflected in aberrational liturgical practice. [like the Kiko Mass, Misa ng Sambayanang Pilipino, liturgical inculturation, liturgical danceers of Fr. Swswswswshhh...] Entire generations have become disassociated from the support systems that facilitated the transmission of faith. It is as if a tsunami of secular influence has swept across the cultural landscape, taking with it such societal markers as marriage, family, the concept of the common good and objective right and wrong. [All after the glorious promises of Vatican II!] Tragically, the sins of a few have encouraged a distrust in some of the very structures of the Church herself. (cf Instrumentum laboris n. 69, n. 95, n. 104)

Secularization has fashioned two generations of Catholics who do not know the Church’s foundational prayers. [All after Vatican II!] Many do not sense a value in Mass attendance, fail to receive the sacrament of penance and have often lost a sense of mystery or the transcendent as having any real and verifiable meaning.  [All because of the liturgical revolution which our very own Fr. Anscar Chupungco is guilty of promoting and spreading!]

All of the above resulted in a large segment of the faithful being ill-prepared to deal with a culture that, as our Holy Father has pointed out on his many visits around the world, is characterized by secularism, materialism and individualism.

All of these, and more ghastly things happened and still happening in the Church after Vatican II...

And it was supposed to be a new Pentecost...

Based on Cardinal Wuerl's words, it's more like a trip back to the time of the Golden Calf!

And I kept on telling you that I hope and pray for a Syllabus of Errors to come out of this Synod.

Even though some of the bishops there in attendance have questionable orthodoxy namely Archbishop...