What did St. Paul say?

“Professing themselves to be wise they became fools.”

Clear lack of historical knowledge here as well. Not good!

Also, this isn’t even what positive Christianity is. Simply put, it’s Protestantism but with a more radical racial aspect to it, along with its aims to harmonise the two churches in the Reich.

https://bitchute.com/video/6z9p4p0WTgb1

This isn’t me promoting positive Christianity at all either - since it’s heretical Protestant nonsense -, it’s just good for people to be knowledgeable about it and Christianity in the Reich generally.

Today is the Feast of St. Catherine of Sienna, mystic, ascetic, virgin, and defender of the Papacy against the counterfeit church of her day.

Does this image frighten you? Repulse you? Behold the extremity of penance and love of God that is needed to defend the True Faith, to savour the things of God and not of man. Pray that your countenance should be so marred by fasting, your suffering so united to the suffering of Our Lord on behalf of His Church!

Highly recommended book.

No such thing as hermeneutics of continuity. Definitely was the hermeneutics of rupture after you read this book.

And as Fr. McFarland SSPX states
"This hermeneutic of continuity, hermeneutic meaning something needs to be interpreted. If your authoritative council needs a form of interpretation, its not very authoritative."

MILLIONS of our white brothers are homeless or in extreme poverty. Donate clothing to local homeless shelters. We currently unfortunately cannot discriminate who eventually gets the clothes, but it’s better than nothing.

It is a sin NOT to resist an unjust aggressor. (2265) Legitimate defense can be not only a right but a grave duty for one who is responsible for the lives of others. The defense of the common good requires that an unjust aggressor be rendered unable to cause harm. For this reason, those who legitimately hold authority also have the right to use arms to repel aggressors against the civil community entrusted to their responsibility.

The KJV is an erroneous Bible translation filled with Protestant mistranslations. This was done on purpose since the King was one himself, as were all the translators. Do you really think people who had a burning hatred for Catholics produced a “perfect translation?”

Reminder too that if you’re handed the KJV by a Protestant you have the right to burn it as per St. Pius X’s Catechism. However, this does not mean Catholics are forbidden to read it per se, since they may not know it is erroneous. Anyways, there are much better translations out there such as the DRA (Douay Rheims) so there is no need to read the KJV.

https://t.iss.one/FundamentalChristianity/2651

St. Alphonsus Fourth - Sunday After Easter - On Obedience To Your Confessor

@Catholicismus

God often gave the most astonishing miracles to the saints who said the scariest things about hell (the Apostles, St. Vincent Ferrer, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Francis Xavier, St. Padre Pio.) When the "Dare We Hope All Men Are Saved" folks start raising the dead, then we'll talk.
— FrDave Nix 📡 (@FrDaveNix) May 1, 2021

St. Padre Pio’s attitude towards Immodest dress:

The saintly stigmatized Padre Pio was always a merciless enemy of feminine vanity: he never tolerated low-necked dresses, short and or tight fitting skirts, and forbade his spiritual children to wear transparent stockings. In the last few years of his life, his severity increased enormously, as fashions became more and more immodest.

He unrelentingly dismissed from his confessional, before they could step inside, all women he judged to be incorrectly dressed. By 1967, on some mornings, he turned them away one after another, until he ended up confessing very few. His brethren noticed this with a certain unease, then decided to post on the door of the church a warning: "By Padre Pio's explicit wish, women must enter the confessional wearing skirts AT LEAST 8 INCHES BELOW THE KNEE. It is forbidden to borrow longer dresses in church and to wear them to confession.”