2 oldest children confirmed by SSPX last year. This coming weekend our third child is being confirmed by SSPX! It was by far the most beautiful service we have witnessed since becoming traditional Catholics, besides being part of the SSPX triduum!!! So grateful for this society!!!
I live in a village that has no Catholic Church. There are many Catholics who are starving for the Mass. I am praying the SSPX see us and send us a priest. We are a mixed community in South Africa.
I have NEVER received a Sacrament in any of the the "New Rites." At my GodFather's funeral "Mass of the Resurrection" in the Novus Ordo, I did not go up to receive "Communion." I stayed in my pew and made a Spiritual Communion, and while the fat soprano sang "On Eagles' Wings" I very ostensibly took out my beads and prayed the Sorrowful Mysteries! My daily Rosary always includes the intention that the good God will give His Church a good and courageous Pope who will have the fortitude to totally repudiate the Robber Council and all of the wickedness that has been committed in its name!
In the Novus Ordo Confirmation class; the children are doing community service work. They are not even required to memorize what a Sacrament is!🤦♀️ These children are "confirmed" in "lukewarmness" They don't know how to pray. Did I mention this is the case in the Diocesan school as well? God help us.
Perfectly in conformity with the agendas and priorities championed by the New Church. A Church bereft of the recognition of the supernatural and supramundane realms.
Archbishop Lefebvre and even articles available on the SSPX website written just a few years ago state that the new rites of sacraments can be considered doubtful because they do not manifest the intent of the Church on account of their ambiguity. E.g., the Archbishop asking “will we have valid Masses? Will we have valid priests?” Fr. Peter Scott wrote that practically all Novus Ordo confirmations are doubtful. Etc. So I’m not sure why the SSPX has recently adopted the position that ordinarily there is nothing to worry about unless the minister strays from the rubrics.
From the catechism on the crisis, by Fr. Gaudron, SSPX: “because of the defects presented above, one should not receive the sacraments in the new rites, but only in the traditional rites, which alone are worthy and certainly valid.“ I’m sorry, one of these views is incorrect; Fr. guadron’s position has historically been that of the Society’s as far as I can tell.
@@TheArrowheadVenom I know. In other words, in the past the SSPX has said the new rites are doubtful. Now these priests are apparently saying the news rites are always certain unless the minister ad libs.
Viz., in the past they’ve said the new rites are valid so long as the priest has the correct intent; but the rites of themselves do not guarantee validity on account of their ambiguity and being non-Catholic, and therefore, are doubtful per se. But in these recent podcasts, some of the priests have seemed to say it doesn’t really matter what the ministers of the new rites think, so long as they act according to the rubrics. Either the new rites explicitly manifest the Catholic Church’s intention or they don’t, both of these views can’t be right.
You know I would think Our Beloved knows the confusion and fracas in His Church especially amongst unaware newly confirmed and baptised. Our Beloved knows the heart and intention and desire of each one of us and I am sure in the ocean of mercy justice and Love will be applied perfectly+
So much information I plan to have my 3 oldest children confirmed in the SSPX but how can I prepare them? I am so used to the NO I want to break away from that protestant mentality
Does this mean we shouldn’t attend the new rite of Confirmation? I know it may seem obvious to some but I’ve been wondering these things for a while now and haven’t gotten any clear answers (although everything I see certainly points in the direction of not attending). Basically: should we go to any of the new rites? I know you have said in your podcast before that we shouldn’t attend the Novus Ordo Mass because it is damaging to one’s faith, but what about the other rites (specifically Confession and Confirmation)?
I was in second grade in Catholic school when all the changes happen. I barely remember the priest facing the tabernacle. Feel really cheated that I grew up so poorly formed and pass that on to my children who were never confirmed. That’s great you’re doing these videos but I’m having a really hard time understanding father because his microphone is so awful. This is too important to not make the sound quality at least passable.
In spanish it does say fear “temor” Quote: Dios todopoderoso, Padre de nuestro Señor Jesucristo, que regeneraste, por el agua y el Espíritu Santo, a estos siervos tuyos y los libraste del pecado; escucha nuestra oración y envía sobre ellos el Espíritu Santo Paráclito; llénalos de espíritu de sabiduría y de inteligencia, de espíritu de consejo y de fortaleza, de espíritu de ciencia y de piedad, y cólmalos del espíritu de tu santo temor. Por Jesucristo nuestro Señor. R. Amén.
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2 oldest children confirmed by SSPX last year. This coming weekend our third child is being confirmed by SSPX! It was by far the most beautiful service we have witnessed since becoming traditional Catholics, besides being part of the SSPX triduum!!! So grateful for this society!!!
Thank you Father. God bless you.
I live in a village that has no Catholic Church. There are many Catholics who are starving for the Mass. I am praying the SSPX
see us and send us a priest. We are a mixed community in South Africa.
I have NEVER received a Sacrament in any of the the "New Rites." At my GodFather's funeral "Mass of the Resurrection" in the Novus Ordo, I did not go up to receive "Communion." I stayed in my pew and made a Spiritual Communion, and while the fat soprano sang "On Eagles' Wings" I very ostensibly took out my beads and prayed the Sorrowful Mysteries!
My daily Rosary always includes the intention that the good God will give His Church a good and courageous Pope who will have the fortitude to totally repudiate the Robber Council and all of the wickedness that has been committed in its name!
Im getting confirmed in the traditional rite in two weeks, please pray for me
I will pray to the Blessed Virgin for you.
Ave Maria
Av vilken biskop?
Hey Viking!
How blessed you're/will be! @Swedish Crusader
In the Novus Ordo Confirmation class; the children are doing community service work. They are not even required to memorize
what a Sacrament is!🤦♀️ These children are "confirmed" in "lukewarmness" They don't know how to pray. Did I mention this is the case in the Diocesan school as well? God help us.
Perfectly in conformity with the agendas and priorities championed by the New Church. A Church bereft of the recognition of the supernatural and supramundane realms.
I can confirm this is true.
This is so true! I know someone who doesn’t even go to church but they go to the confirmation classes 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Pray that i can be confirmed during the visit of Bishop Alfonso Galaretta to Singapore in a few months.
Confirm coming?
What about Kuala Lumpur?
thank u Fr
Thank you so much for this lecture!
Archbishop Lefebvre and even articles available on the SSPX website written just a few years ago state that the new rites of sacraments can be considered doubtful because they do not manifest the intent of the Church on account of their ambiguity. E.g., the Archbishop asking “will we have valid Masses? Will we have valid priests?” Fr. Peter Scott wrote that practically all Novus Ordo confirmations are doubtful. Etc. So I’m not sure why the SSPX has recently adopted the position that ordinarily there is nothing to worry about unless the minister strays from the rubrics.
From the catechism on the crisis, by Fr. Gaudron, SSPX: “because of the defects presented above, one should not receive the sacraments in the new rites, but only in the traditional rites, which alone are worthy and certainly valid.“ I’m sorry, one of these views is incorrect; Fr. guadron’s position has historically been that of the Society’s as far as I can tell.
@@brayden6901 "worthy and certainly valid" means the new rites can be valid but it's just uncertain.
@@TheArrowheadVenom I know. In other words, in the past the SSPX has said the new rites are doubtful. Now these priests are apparently saying the news rites are always certain unless the minister ad libs.
Viz., in the past they’ve said the new rites are valid so long as the priest has the correct intent; but the rites of themselves do not guarantee validity on account of their ambiguity and being non-Catholic, and therefore, are doubtful per se. But in these recent podcasts, some of the priests have seemed to say it doesn’t really matter what the ministers of the new rites think, so long as they act according to the rubrics. Either the new rites explicitly manifest the Catholic Church’s intention or they don’t, both of these views can’t be right.
You know I would think Our Beloved knows the confusion and fracas in His Church especially amongst unaware newly confirmed and baptised. Our Beloved knows the heart and intention and desire of each one of us and I am sure in the ocean of mercy justice and Love will be applied perfectly+
So much information I plan to have my 3 oldest children confirmed in the SSPX but how can I prepare them? I am so used to the NO I want to break away from that protestant mentality
If you’re going to do these remote interviews, please get all parties some descent audio equipment. The message is too important.
Does this mean we shouldn’t attend the new rite of Confirmation? I know it may seem obvious to some but I’ve been wondering these things for a while now and haven’t gotten any clear answers (although everything I see certainly points in the direction of not attending).
Basically: should we go to any of the new rites? I know you have said in your podcast before that we shouldn’t attend the Novus Ordo Mass because it is damaging to one’s faith, but what about the other rites (specifically Confession and Confirmation)?
If the Confirmation oil is a big question mark then I would think that the oil used in ordinations is also a big question mark.
Although that is true, chrism oil isn’t required matter and form for a valid ordination
I was in second grade in Catholic school when all the changes happen. I barely remember the priest facing the tabernacle. Feel really cheated that I grew up so poorly formed and pass that on to my children who were never confirmed.
That’s great you’re doing these videos but I’m having a really hard time understanding father because his microphone is so awful. This is too important to not make the sound quality at least passable.
The Indult groups rely of the matter from the local Bishop. A chance they get Canola oil.
In spanish it does say fear “temor”
Quote:
Dios todopoderoso,
Padre de nuestro Señor Jesucristo,
que regeneraste, por el agua y el Espíritu Santo,
a estos siervos tuyos
y los libraste del pecado;
escucha nuestra oración y envía sobre ellos el Espíritu Santo Paráclito;
llénalos de espíritu de sabiduría
y de inteligencia,
de espíritu de consejo y de fortaleza,
de espíritu de ciencia y de piedad,
y cólmalos del espíritu de tu santo temor. Por Jesucristo nuestro Señor.
R. Amén.
..HOLY fear
The fear of doing evil is a grace.