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INTERVIEW: Cardinal Robert Sarah Makes the Case for Letting ‘Traditionis Custodes’ Wither and Die — The former Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments urges dioceses worldwide to follow Pope Leo’s call for greater generosity towards the TLM. The interview was conducted in... show more

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Mario Verduzco1 month ago

Thanks you @dianemontagna Cardinal Sarah understands neither the modern sheep or the wolves. When XIV silences him or excommunicates him, we'll know he's serious. Until then it's all touchy-feely jibber-jabber.

ChestyMarine1 month ago

Of course he is completely on point in making a case for TC to wither on the vine. However, I don't think I would hold my breath.

Religious Ed. (AKA Edward G Stafford) 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦1 month ago

Like many of the ''reforms" made in the putative "Spirit of Vatican II", time will wither many of them because their roots are in shallow soil, not deep fertile soil built up over 2 millennia.

Hogan1 month ago

I love how we are living in a world where computers can translate everything said on video, but it would be MUCH easier if we all united under one language. #Latin

Judy1 month ago

If it is meant to eventually disapate.....it will. If not, it will be with us always ❤️✝️

Louis1 month ago

This is delusional.

China’s Dream of Western Confucian Journal 西儒中國夢札記1 month ago

Not Chinese CCP’s infiltration this time?

Marc Markowski1 month ago

Checkmate

The World's Dumbest News1 month ago

It's the year of our Lord 2026 and the law is still delivered in Latin because only one man has ever been born perfect and if that wasn't Him, who did you think anointed you? John 3:16 That's not my opinion, that's what year it is. There's a big difference between getting raped by a 6-year-old boy and raping an unconscious child, like we can't just have the trial after we lock your ass up. Like we can't afford to muster 12 guys who don't want to convert the currency to Boy Scouts and blow it all up so China doesn't attack us. Who's raping the Chinese Boy Scouts for us Washington? We're just not represented. If mitochondrial eve means the Bible is wrong you have no religious objection to paternity testing. It's two sides of the same simple equation, if you're not too busy raping Boy Scouts.

Missioncritcal1 month ago

As it should be

The World's Dumbest News1 month ago

The truth doesn't matter for some people. It's just as well to call everybody criminals and outlaw due process. How about this: if she dies before she gets to meet her grandkids, we reenact the end of the 1st Reich? Since that went so well for you heretics

Jeff Romero1 month ago

...by their fruits you shall know them.

DeStClou Jean1 month ago

FCK TC

Md Abdul Based1 month ago

done

Hotch1 month ago

!...

Glaucio Vinicius Alves1 month ago

Diana, is true?

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