Message from @Thomas

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2018-01-31 05:25:53 UTC  

@Simon Sasquatch Matter of fact the situation has gotten so poor in contrast to what it was, during the thirties, Francisco Franco's fight against the communists and republicans was sanctioned by the pope as a holy crusade at the behest of the bishop of Seville.

2018-01-31 05:25:59 UTC  

Just as a contrast to what we have now.

2018-01-31 05:26:11 UTC  

Wow

2018-01-31 05:26:18 UTC  

I didn't know that

2018-01-31 05:26:25 UTC  

damn

2018-01-31 05:26:25 UTC  

I believe he also said the Mussolini was something of a godsend warrior.

2018-01-31 05:26:26 UTC  

That's pretty awesome

2018-01-31 05:26:32 UTC  

BASED

2018-01-31 05:26:37 UTC  

unironically though

2018-01-31 05:26:41 UTC  

Yes.

2018-01-31 05:26:59 UTC  

There were such wonderful popes before Vatican II...

2018-01-31 05:27:14 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/402358813795287041/408131090625200129/Piety_in_its_highest.jpg

2018-01-31 05:27:27 UTC  

SPX was baste

2018-01-31 05:27:49 UTC  

Yeah man, it's hard to imagine, it's been so long since we've had a really strong Christian leader

2018-01-31 05:28:32 UTC  

That quote is powerful

2018-01-31 05:29:16 UTC  

I have my eyes set on a Benedictine cross as it's supposed to expel vexations as well as give off a warding to demonic essence.

2018-01-31 05:30:02 UTC  

I could use something like that lol

2018-01-31 05:30:16 UTC  

Yes, it seems very useful, unironically.

2018-01-31 05:30:23 UTC  

For vexations in particular.

2018-01-31 05:30:34 UTC  

Especially for people in this movement how easy it is to be blackpilled.

2018-01-31 05:31:13 UTC  

It actually has the abbreviations of a prayer of exorcism around the edges of the medallion itself.

2018-01-31 05:33:13 UTC  

C. S. S. M. L. (Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux): “The Holy Cross be my light”

N. D. S. M. D. (Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux) “May the dragon never be my guide!”

Around the edge of the medal are more letters that stand for the Latin exorcism prayers:

V. R. S. (Vade Retro Satan): “Get away, Satan”
N. S. M. V. (Not Suade Mihi Vana): “Never tempt me with your vanities!”
S. M. Q. L. (Sunt Mala Quae Libas): “What you offer me is evil.”
I. V. B. (Ipse Venena Bibas): “Drink the poison yourself!”

2018-01-31 05:36:09 UTC  

That's awesome! I'm going to look into these

2018-01-31 05:37:33 UTC  

Very cool

2018-01-31 05:47:08 UTC  

NEWCOMERS TO THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS
1. How should people dress at the Traditional Latin Mass? Do men need to wear a suit? Do women need to wear a chapel veil (i.e. mantilla)?

Whenever Catholics attend Mass, whether it is in the Roman Rite, in the Byzantine Rite, the Chaldean Rite, or any other approved Rite of the Church, everyone should dress modestly and in a manner that is suitable to the occasion. One should avoid coming to Mass dressed in attire that is physically revealing, vain or especially casual.

It is always most edifying to note that gentlemen wear a coat and tie to Holy Mass. Going back to the tradition of the early Church, many women, in imitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, choose to wear the chapel veil (i.e. mantilla), as a way of expressing their modesty and femininity.

2018-01-31 05:47:27 UTC  

3. Do young people attend the Latin Mass?

Some people are surprised at how many young families choose to attend the Mass in the Extraordinary Form. Typically, it is the large families in a parish who crave the Latin Mass most. While young people are the largest group that attends the Tridentine Mass, adults are returning today to be spiritually fed by the Mass of their youth. The Latin Mass must be available to any Catholic who wants to enjoy its rich spiritual fruits.
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4. Does the Latin Mass fulfill my Sunday obligation?

Catholics of any rite can fulfill their obligation for Mass on Sundays and Holy Days at the Roman Mass in the Extraordinary Form. The traditional Latin Mass, of course, was the norm for centuries and as Pope Benedict XVI has stated, it has never been outlawed (i.e. abrogated).

In light of the proper understanding of the documents of the Second Vatican Counsel, and the clear teaching of Pope Benedict XVI in Summorum Ponficum, who today would dare question the validity, excellence, or spiritual benefits of the Mass that for centuries nourished the souls of the great saints and martyrs!

Mass in the Extraordinary Form (1962 Missale Romanum) fulfills the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days, and there is no reason to doubt the authenticity or legality of the Mass that is our proud heritage.

2018-01-31 05:48:17 UTC  

The Mass is one continuous action, reproducing in a mysterious way the Life, Passion and Death of Jesus Christ. The structure of the Mass is as follows:

§ The Preparation – beginning with the Prayers at the Foot of the Altar, the Introit, Kyrie and Gloria.

§ The Instruction -- including the Collect, the Epistle, Gradual, Alleluia, (or Tract, and on certain feasts the Sequence), the Gospel (usually followed by a sermon), and the Credo.

§ The Offertory -- which includes the Offertory antiphon, the offering of bread, the pouring of water and wine into the chalice, the offering of the chalice, the washing of the hands, the prayer to the Blessed Trinity, the "Orate fratres" and the Secret.

§ The Consecration -- including the Preface and the Canon of the Mass, embracing the prayer "Te igitur," the Memento of the living, the Communicantes and the other two prayers before the Consecration and Elevation, the three prayers after the Consecration, the Commemoration for the Dead, the "Nobis quoque peccatoribus" and the Minor Elevation.

§ The Communion -- including the Pater Noster, the Libera, the Agnus Dei, the three prayers before the Communion, the "Domine non sum dignus," and the Communion of the Priest and the Faithful.

§ The Thanksgiving--which includes the Communion antiphon, the Post- communion prayer, the "Ite missa est," and the Last Gospel.

2018-01-31 05:48:57 UTC  

2018-01-31 05:57:32 UTC  

@here For those with questions about the attendance of Latin Mass, here's a nice Q&A I found. Also, see the above conversation for a brief description of blessed talismans and their respective functions.

2018-01-31 05:58:10 UTC  

@Thomas Thanks man, I'll read over all of this asap!

2018-01-31 05:59:22 UTC  

@Thomas ty ty

2018-01-31 06:00:35 UTC  

Im planning on starting to go to my "local" SSPX (kinda far) but i think if i plan it out correctly each sunday i can arrive on time

2018-01-31 06:00:47 UTC  

I always love clerical work. Being a monk or a preacher seems incredibly enticing, but I want a family more.

2018-01-31 06:00:58 UTC  

Probably a monk now that I think about it.

2018-01-31 06:01:17 UTC  

The different blessings and rites and such.

2018-01-31 06:01:19 UTC  

I've been going to the TLM exclusively for about two and a half years.

2018-01-31 06:02:42 UTC  

Now see, the Q&A says to wear a tie, but is that mandated specifically?

2018-01-31 06:05:10 UTC  

There isn't anything mandating ties as far as I know, although dressing formally is highly preferred