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BREAKING: Pope Leo on the SSPX consecrations — “I am considering making another appeal and saying ‘don't do this, let's try to live the communion of the Church.’ But it is their choice. We must realize what it means for them and for the Church. Certainly, the division among... show more

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Pope Leo XIV on the upcoming SSPX Episcopal Consecrations: “I am considering making another appeal saying don't do this, let's try to live the communion of the Church. But it's their choice. One must realize what it means for them and for the Church. Certainly, the division among Christians is a painful point. However, they refuse to accept some fundamental elements of the Church, starting with several points from the Second Vatican Council. If they make that decision, I'm sorry but we have to move on.”

Pope Leo XIV on the upcoming SSPX Episcopal Consecrations: “I am considering making another appeal saying don't do this, let's try to live the communion of the Church. But it's their choice. One must realize what it means for them and for the Church. Certainly, the division among Christians is a painful point. However, they refuse to accept some fundamental elements of the Church, starting with several points from the Second Vatican Council. If they make that decision, I'm sorry but we have to move on.”

Catholic Sat

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Bp. Sanborn: The false pope Leo XIV has excommunicated the SSPX. It means they are outside the Church. If they are outside the Church, then they are going to hell. Leo has sentenced them to a spiritual death over Vatican II. The lines have been drawn, and I’m glad that they are.

Bp. Sanborn: The false pope Leo XIV has excommunicated the SSPX. It means they are outside the Church. If they are outside the Church, then they are going to hell. Leo has sentenced them to a spiritual death over Vatican II. The lines have been drawn, and I’m glad that they are.

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When the Holy See recently excommunicated members of the SSPX, it required acceptance of Vatican II for those seeking full communion with the Church. Some reply that no one knows what "accepting Vatican II" means. In this video, I answer that question.

When the Holy See recently excommunicated members of the SSPX, it required acceptance of Vatican II for those seeking full communion with the Church. Some reply that no one knows what "accepting Vatican II" means. In this video, I answer that question.

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Pope Leo XIV: “For my part, in continuity with the teaching of the Second Vatican Council and my predecessors. I wish to confirm, that while respecting legitimate differences, the pursuit of full Communion among all those baptized in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, is one of the priorities of the Catholic Church. In particular, it is one of the priorities of my ministry as Bishop of Rome, whose specific role in the Universal Church is to be at the service of all, building and safeguarding Communion and unity.”

Pope Leo XIV: “For my part, in continuity with the teaching of the Second Vatican Council and my predecessors. I wish to confirm, that while respecting legitimate differences, the pursuit of full Communion among all those baptized in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, is one of the priorities of the Catholic Church. In particular, it is one of the priorities of my ministry as Bishop of Rome, whose specific role in the Universal Church is to be at the service of all, building and safeguarding Communion and unity.”

Catholic Sat

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Pope Francis Pope Leo XIV is dead. I know people have a lot of opinions. But this one is a thank you…even though we have a long way to go with reconciliation in the Catholic Church, Pope Francis gave the apology for the role the Catholic Church played in perpetuating the horrors against our children. I believe he was sincere. And I was there to document it. Here is the moment when Pope Francis gave the LONG awaited apology in Rome, 2022. I am in the Vatican press room. I was stunned. RIP Pope Francis, hiy hiy for doing what is right for our people in admitting the evils the church did in the name of “God.”

Pope Francis Pope Leo XIV is dead. I know people have a lot of opinions. But this one is a thank you…even though we have a long way to go with reconciliation in the Catholic Church, Pope Francis gave the apology for the role the Catholic Church played in perpetuating the horrors against our children. I believe he was sincere. And I was there to document it. Here is the moment when Pope Francis gave the LONG awaited apology in Rome, 2022. I am in the Vatican press room. I was stunned. RIP Pope Francis, hiy hiy for doing what is right for our people in admitting the evils the church did in the name of “God.”

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SSPX Consecrations: Asked if the four bishops have the apostolic mandate, the notary replies -- “It is the Catholic & Roman church, always faithful to the traditions received from the apostles, who in entirely exceptional circumstances demands that we provide for the upholding of these traditions, that is the deposit of faith & that we take the means necessary to transmit them faithfully to all men for the salvation of their souls. Since the Second Vatican Council up to the present day the authorities in the church have been animated by a spirit that is contrary to the faith & have been acting against holy tradition. They will no longer endure sound doctrine” Schreiber then makes the episcopal oath.

SSPX Consecrations: Asked if the four bishops have the apostolic mandate, the notary replies -- “It is the Catholic & Roman church, always faithful to the traditions received from the apostles, who in entirely exceptional circumstances demands that we provide for the upholding of these traditions, that is the deposit of faith & that we take the means necessary to transmit them faithfully to all men for the salvation of their souls. Since the Second Vatican Council up to the present day the authorities in the church have been animated by a spirit that is contrary to the faith & have been acting against holy tradition. They will no longer endure sound doctrine” Schreiber then makes the episcopal oath.

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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the liturgy through the lens of tradition and of development: “The Second Vatican Council recognized it was time to adjust some adaptable elements in the liturgy for the health and vitality of the Church, to fortify and rejuvenate Christians, and to foster unity and evangelize men and women. The Council affirmed that legitimate progress in the liturgy must also preserve sound tradition, and that certain elements of the liturgy can never change because they are divinely instituted. In a particular way, I encourage all priests to respect the texts and norms of the liturgy with openness, humility, trust in God’s greatness and with sincere fidelity to ecclesial communion.”

Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the liturgy through the lens of tradition and of development: “The Second Vatican Council recognized it was time to adjust some adaptable elements in the liturgy for the health and vitality of the Church, to fortify and rejuvenate Christians, and to foster unity and evangelize men and women. The Council affirmed that legitimate progress in the liturgy must also preserve sound tradition, and that certain elements of the liturgy can never change because they are divinely instituted. In a particular way, I encourage all priests to respect the texts and norms of the liturgy with openness, humility, trust in God’s greatness and with sincere fidelity to ecclesial communion.”

Catholic Sat

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CNN’s Kristen Holmes: “[Y]ou are going to the Vatican to meet with the Pope. Is this an attempt to smooth things over with the pope, given the rhetoric between President Trump and Pope Leo?” Secretary Marco Rubio: “No. No. I mean, it’s a trip we had planned for him before. And obviously we had some stuff that happened. And no, look, there’s a lot to talk about with the Vatican. I’ll give you one example. The Pope just returned from a trip to Africa, where the Church is growing very vibrantly. And we have shared concerns about religious freedom, religious freedom in different parts of the world. We’d love to talk to them about that. The topic of Cuba, you know, we gave Cuba $6 million of humanitarian aid, but obviously they won’t let us distribute it. We distributed it through the Church. We’d like to do more. We’re willing to give more humanitarian aid to Cuba, by the way, distributed through the Church. But the Cuban regime has to allow us to do it. They won’t allow us to give their own people more humanitarian aid, and we’re willing to do it through the church. So, there’s a lot to talk about.”

CNN’s Kristen Holmes: “[Y]ou are going to the Vatican to meet with the Pope. Is this an attempt to smooth things over with the pope, given the rhetoric between President Trump and Pope Leo?” Secretary Marco Rubio: “No. No. I mean, it’s a trip we had planned for him before. And obviously we had some stuff that happened. And no, look, there’s a lot to talk about with the Vatican. I’ll give you one example. The Pope just returned from a trip to Africa, where the Church is growing very vibrantly. And we have shared concerns about religious freedom, religious freedom in different parts of the world. We’d love to talk to them about that. The topic of Cuba, you know, we gave Cuba $6 million of humanitarian aid, but obviously they won’t let us distribute it. We distributed it through the Church. We’d like to do more. We’re willing to give more humanitarian aid to Cuba, by the way, distributed through the Church. But the Cuban regime has to allow us to do it. They won’t allow us to give their own people more humanitarian aid, and we’re willing to do it through the church. So, there’s a lot to talk about.”

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"We must dream of and build a more humble Church." Celebrating Mass for the Jubilee of the Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies, Pope Leo XIV urged everyone to remember that love is the highest rule in the Church. “No one is called to dominate; all are called to serve,” he explained, “No one is excluded; we are all called to participate.” The Pope explained that if we reject clericalism and vainglory, we can create a more welcoming and collegial Church.

"We must dream of and build a more humble Church." Celebrating Mass for the Jubilee of the Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies, Pope Leo XIV urged everyone to remember that love is the highest rule in the Church. “No one is called to dominate; all are called to serve,” he explained, “No one is excluded; we are all called to participate.” The Pope explained that if we reject clericalism and vainglory, we can create a more welcoming and collegial Church.

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Hang on a minute, what? If you are using “they refuse to accept certain fundamental elements of the Church” as your discernment criteria, why don’t we start with the long list of openly heretical cardinals (eg Hollerich, McElroy etc) and bishops in German, all of whom explicitly reject Church teachings?

Hang on a minute, what? If you are using “they refuse to accept certain fundamental elements of the Church” as your discernment criteria, why don’t we start with the long list of openly heretical cardinals (eg Hollerich, McElroy etc) and bishops in German, all of whom explicitly reject Church teachings?

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I will continue to post videos of all TLM communities, in particular the SSPX, as they are in desperate need of our support but, most importantly, our prayers. There are reports that the Vatican is considering making all faithful who attend SSPX chapels, as schismatics along with the clergy and seminarians. I hope it is not true. I hope the Holy See is touched with the mercy that they beg others to have for migrants, homosexuals, Muslims, jews, and enemies of the church. Pray ceaselessly. Blessed be God forever.

I will continue to post videos of all TLM communities, in particular the SSPX, as they are in desperate need of our support but, most importantly, our prayers. There are reports that the Vatican is considering making all faithful who attend SSPX chapels, as schismatics along with the clergy and seminarians. I hope it is not true. I hope the Holy See is touched with the mercy that they beg others to have for migrants, homosexuals, Muslims, jews, and enemies of the church. Pray ceaselessly. Blessed be God forever.

Apostolic Millenial Groyper

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“I am a son of Saint Augustine, an Augustinian. With you I am a Christian, for you I am a Bishop.” — Pope Leo XIV What a profound and humble introduction from the new Successor of Peter. With these words, Pope Leo XIV identifies not only his theological heritage, but also the heart of his mission—rooted in the wisdom of St. Augustine, one of the greatest doctors of the Church. To be a son of Augustine is to embrace a spirituality of interior conversion, love for truth, and unwavering fidelity to Christ and His Church. It is to walk the path of humility, prayer, and repentance, all while upholding the deepest doctrines of the Faith—not as burdens, but as treasures. In an age of confusion, his voice echoes Augustine’s plea: “Let us cling to the Church, which alone possesses the true doctrine.” May the Church under Pope Leo XIV rediscover the strength of her foundations, the beauty of her moral clarity, and the radiance of her unchanging truth. We pray that the flame of Augustinian wisdom will burn brightly in this new pontificate—and lead us closer to the Heart of Christ, through the love of His Bride, the Holy Catholic Church.

“I am a son of Saint Augustine, an Augustinian. With you I am a Christian, for you I am a Bishop.” — Pope Leo XIV What a profound and humble introduction from the new Successor of Peter. With these words, Pope Leo XIV identifies not only his theological heritage, but also the heart of his mission—rooted in the wisdom of St. Augustine, one of the greatest doctors of the Church. To be a son of Augustine is to embrace a spirituality of interior conversion, love for truth, and unwavering fidelity to Christ and His Church. It is to walk the path of humility, prayer, and repentance, all while upholding the deepest doctrines of the Faith—not as burdens, but as treasures. In an age of confusion, his voice echoes Augustine’s plea: “Let us cling to the Church, which alone possesses the true doctrine.” May the Church under Pope Leo XIV rediscover the strength of her foundations, the beauty of her moral clarity, and the radiance of her unchanging truth. We pray that the flame of Augustinian wisdom will burn brightly in this new pontificate—and lead us closer to the Heart of Christ, through the love of His Bride, the Holy Catholic Church.

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WATCH Vice President JD Vance JD Vance on his hope that Pope Leo XIV provides leadership on AI: “This is one of the most profound and positive things that Pope Leo could do — not just for the church, but for the world…this is the sort of thing the Church is very good at.”

WATCH Vice President JD Vance JD Vance on his hope that Pope Leo XIV provides leadership on AI: “This is one of the most profound and positive things that Pope Leo could do — not just for the church, but for the world…this is the sort of thing the Church is very good at.”

Taylor Van Kirk

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At the General Audience, Pope Leo reflected on the ‘eschatological’ dimension of the Church. He said the Church is a “sign and instrument” of God’s promises, but recognized that it has need of “continual conversion” in order to carry out this mission.

At the General Audience, Pope Leo reflected on the ‘eschatological’ dimension of the Church. He said the Church is a “sign and instrument” of God’s promises, but recognized that it has need of “continual conversion” in order to carry out this mission.

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Reflection by Pope Leo XIV "The Council of Nicaea is not merely an event of the past but a compass that must continue to guide us towards the full visible unity of Christians. The First Ecumenical Council is foundational for the common journey that Catholics and Orthodox have undertaken together since the Second Vatican Council. For the Eastern Churches, which commemorate its celebration in their liturgical calendar, the Council of Nicaea is not simply one Council among others or the first in a series, but the Council par excellence, which promulgated the norm of the Christian faith...'" (Audience to the participants in the Symposium "Nicaea and the Church of the Third Millennium: Towards Catholic-Orthodox Unity" - June 6, 2025)

Reflection by Pope Leo XIV "The Council of Nicaea is not merely an event of the past but a compass that must continue to guide us towards the full visible unity of Christians. The First Ecumenical Council is foundational for the common journey that Catholics and Orthodox have undertaken together since the Second Vatican Council. For the Eastern Churches, which commemorate its celebration in their liturgical calendar, the Council of Nicaea is not simply one Council among others or the first in a series, but the Council par excellence, which promulgated the norm of the Christian faith...'" (Audience to the participants in the Symposium "Nicaea and the Church of the Third Millennium: Towards Catholic-Orthodox Unity" - June 6, 2025)

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"It's a choice. A choice to be all in on this. Whatever decision my coaches make, I am going to accept it and act upon it positively. I am going to give everything I have to make sure that we win. It doesn't matter what the role is. I will do whatever is asked of me." Jay Bilas

"It's a choice. A choice to be all in on this. Whatever decision my coaches make, I am going to accept it and act upon it positively. I am going to give everything I have to make sure that we win. It doesn't matter what the role is. I will do whatever is asked of me." Jay Bilas

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The separation of church and state is biblical and I support it. But the Left means something else when they say the separation of church and state. They want a separation of God and government, which we can never agree to. All things are under the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:18-20)

The separation of church and state is biblical and I support it. But the Left means something else when they say the separation of church and state. They want a separation of God and government, which we can never agree to. All things are under the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:18-20)

Tony Perkins

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