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New SSPX Bishops—Why Now?
SSPX Holy Thursday Mass- Credit Latin Mass Photographerby James Baresel            Despite it being clear for some time that Society of Saint Pius X would consecrate newbishops sooner rather than later, its recent decision has perplexed many. Granting—even if onlyfor the sake of the argument—that sufficiently grave reasons can justify...

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Who is Archbishop Caccia, the new Nuncio to the United States?
by Serre VerweijPope Leo has appointed Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia (68 years old) as the new apostolic nuncio for the USA. He will be replacing Cardinal Christophe Pierre who recently turned 80 and had served in the post since 2016. This change of guard comes at a time that the USA has become embroiled in controversial international conflicts, while the American episcopa...

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St Thomas Aquinas on Salvation and the Epistle to the Hebrews
In honor of the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas (his dies natalis, March 7, as observed in the traditional calendar), Os Justi Press has released two major Thomistic publications.In Lent and Paschaltide, we reflect on Jesus as the lion who has conquered (Rev. 5:5). But what has Jesus conquered? And how has he done so? The Bible also repeatedly refers to Jesus as our “savior.” But wh...

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Cardinal Zen on the SSPX Affair: Trust Leo
 Friday of the 2nd Week of LentCardinal Joseph Zen The SSPX Affair Faced with the SSPX situation, it seems that even traditionalists are divided. This is very understandable — there are two things to consider. A) A schism must be avoided at all costs, because it will cause serious and lasting damage to the Church; but on the other hand, B) one must also respect a serious ma...

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But all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.
 After this the Lord brought to my mind the longing that I had to Him afore. And I saw that nothing letted me but sin. And so I looked, generally, upon us all, and methought: "If sin had not been, we should all have been clean and like to our Lord, as He made us."And thus, in my folly, afore this time often I wondered why by the great foreseeing wisdom of God the beginning ...

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