Insight into the Catholic Faith presents ~ Catholic Tradition Newsletter

SEDEVol 10 Issue 9 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
March 4, 2017 ~ Saint Casimir, opn!

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. First Sunday in Lent
3. Saints Adrian and Eubulus
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
This week, not only are faithful Catholics observing the Lenten Fast, but they will also be joining Holy Mother the Church in her prayers for the seminarians who are preparing for the priesthood. Continue reading

Summary of Changes Since Vatican II (Page 2)

vaticanII-imageLatin Mass / Catholic Trad. | Mass Changes | Fruits of Vatican II

Traditional Latin (‘Tridentine’) Mass

A Revolution in the Church?

Primary Sources Include: Davies, Amerio

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Kentucky says ‘enough is enough’ muzzling of free speech

FREE[…] “Students may offer a prayer or blessing before meals in school or assemble on school grounds for religious purposes to the same extent as other students who wish to express their personal views or assemble with others.
“Students may not engage in religious harassment of others or compel other students to participate in religious expression, and schools may control aggressive and unwanted proselytizing. MORE

Irish abuse victim lashes out at Vatican bureaucracy

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Irish abuse survivor Marie Collins accused the Vatican bureaucracy of “shameful” resistance to fighting clerical sex abuse in the Catholic Church as she quit a key panel set up by Pope Francis.

In a huge setback for the pope, Collins on Wednesday announced she had resigned from the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors established by the pontiff in 2013 to counter abuse in the church. MORE

 

Glitter ashes to bring color to Ash Wednesday

Mixing Glitter with Ashes is a PAGAN-IS-TIC ACT?  Sacrilegious!

Ash Wednesday’s eponymous ashes will come in two varieties this year: traditional gray or purple glitter.

Yes — purple glitter.

Part of the nationwide “Glitter Ash Wednesday” movement, the ashes with the added sparkle are a visible way for people to show their “solidarity with the LGBTQ community,” said Rev. Jen Hibben, pastor of thrive United Methodist Church in West Des Moines. MORE

Canadian Christian leaders denounce Franklin Graham

imrsStay in the USA  Conservatism ministers not wanted, for the most part.

More than 30 prominent Christian leaders in the Vancouver area, including the Vancouver Catholic archbishop and evangelical leaders, issued a public letter Friday expressing concerns about evangelist Franklin Graham ahead of a rally he plans to hold there next weekend. MORE

China’s Xinjiang to track cars by satellite

460x (1)Big brother is growing. Will we be next?

BEIJING (AP) — A prefecture in China’s far western Xinjiang region is requiring all vehicles to install satellite tracking systems as part of stepped-up measures against violent attacks.

Traffic police in Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture announced the regulation on Sunday, shortly after thousands of heavily armed police paraded in the Xinjiang capital and ruling Communist Party officials vowed to ramp up their campaign against separatists and Islamic militants. MORE