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Author Archives: Joseph Saraceno
A Brief Account Leading up to my Two Visions and my Background
With me you might say it started the day May 13. Seems Our Lady had her finger on me.
Not to make a long story longer. After I got out of the Army, 1957, my folks had moved to L. A. So I went to L. A. to start my life again.
One day a Bible salesman came to the house and sold me a Papal edition Bible. At the time I was a party guy but thought that everyone should own a good Bible. Unfortunately in casually looking it over, the old and the new I felt it was contradictory.
I was working for a aircraft component company but when the Russians launched, there was a lay off. Since I had worked for bakery’s before I went back to them for work, but had to give up my Sundays. Some time later I had a boyhood friend visit with his girl friend who later became his wife. Continue reading
A little history lesson on Mr. Joseph B.D. Saraceno.
A reply to a friend who told me that a lot of his friends think I’m a Kook.Here are a list of Catholic newspapers which have run my ad, “Christ’s Return & the Beast of the Apocalypse.” in the past.
Veritas 1973…This one printed my article, “The Great Chastisement & Second Coming of Christ on Pentecost Sunday.
Spotlight around 1975,
The Maryfaithful 1984
The Remnant 1984
The National Educator 1989
The Wanderer 1993
Catholic news out of Australia Printed my Article “Sede Vacante–a Title or a Definition” 2000
The Four Marks, which I helped get started 2005
The Catholic Family News would not because I clashed with John Vennari. RIP
Fr. Casimir Puskorius CMRI, 31st ordination anniversary on July 1st.
CMRI has been lucky to have such a gifted priest as Father Casimir who is the Pastor of Mount St. Michael’s community and school. Very few of the Fathers are as charitable, kind and humble as Father Casimir.I knew his Father Jonas who at the time was promoting an anti Bolshevik magazine before the family moved to Spokane, Washington.
May he have many days here on earth, or at least till Christ come back, ha.
Send him an email or write and wish him the best.
Cheers. In Christ, Joseph
Fr. Casimir Puskorius Pastor – frcasimir@stmichaels.org;
Mount St. Michael
8500 N. St. Michael’s Road
Spokane, WA. 99217-9333
Preserving the authentic Traditional Catholic Faith and Traditional Latin Mass: CMRI
Supreme Court ready to take 3 month vacation
This is one of many things that us tax payers are not aware of.
It’s August. Do you know where your Supreme Court is?
A good bet is that none of the nine justices are in Washington, D.C. As Chief Justice John Roberts once quipped: “Only Supreme Court justices and schoolchildren are expected to and do take the entire summer off.” (Roberts made that statement while serving as an attorney in the Reagan Administration.) MORE
Iran hits 165 degrees due to ‘heat dome’ hovering over Middle East
Temperatures in Iran have soared as the heat index hit an astonishing 165 degrees Fahrenheit due to a “heat dome.”
Temperatures taken in the city of Bandar Mahshahr were among the highest ever recorded, reports the Telegraph. MORE
VIDEO: Maxine Waters bars Trump supporters from town hall meeting
I was there, to attend, my City Hall, ha. Almost had a fight with my supporters.
Insight into the Catholic Faith presents the ~ Catholic Tradition Newsletter
Vol 10 Issue 25 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier June 24, 2017 ~ Nativity of John the Baptist
1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Third Sunday
3. Saint William
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
When I am reading commentaries and deciding what would be beneficial for the readers of the Newsletter, I admit that I am subjective—that is, I chose what to place in the Newsletter. Continue reading
St. John the Baptist ~ Nativity June 24
4×5 original
Father Kevin O’ Sullivan commentaries 1957, Third Sunday of Advent
St. John the Baptist, Elias and God’s Kingdom
When John the Baptist appeared at the Jordan river, proclaiming that the kingdom of God was at hand (cf. Mt. 3:1-12; Mk. 1:2-8; Lk. 3:2-18) the Jews flocked to hear him. The expectation of the Promised Redeemer, the Messias, was strong at this time, and here was a Prophet announcing his proximate arrival and calling on the people to repent of their sins in order to be prepared to receive him. To stir their souls to a desire for moral purification John baptized his followers. It was not the sacrament of baptism instituted later by Christ, and had no value except in as far as it was accompanied by true interior sorrow for sin; its value in other words was dependent on the interior act of contrition. The Temple authorities in Jerusalem hearing of the multitudes who were flocking to John became interested, and perhaps alarmed, and they sent a delegation of Priests and Levites down to the Jordan to interrogate the Baptist.
On Pope Pius XII and the Mass Changes
The documents of Pope Pius XII concerning liturgical reform and it is nothing different than Pope St. Pius X–who was the one who started the movement. Will he be next on the list and then Pope St. Pius V? For Traditio it is a fight for their refusing to follow Pius XII’s Restored Holy Week Liturgy–and rejecting of Papal authority. Can you tell me that all the great theologians of the sixties who opposed the Novus Ordo and the first reference was always Pius XII’s Mediator Dei and Humani Generis–not John XXIII’s lying promise not to remove Latin while changing the liturgy. You have to remember that under Pius XII, anything that was Modernist was condemned and the perpetrator punished–just look at all the bishops thrown out of the Vatican by Pius XII and rewarded as Cardinals under John XXIII, all the theologians silenced by Pius XII and re-instated by John XXIII. John XXIII did not fire–he still worked on same commission–it was that he needed someone more acceptable and higher to promulgate his Conciliar vision. If John XXIII is aware of the so-called error of the Restored Liturgy, why did he not reject it? No, he changed the prayer for the conversion of the Jews so it would be more neutral because he knew what he was doing, establishing a syncretic church–and Traditio supports him? It was only two months after his election that he brought Bishop Montini into the Vatican and made him a Cardinal.From this point on Montini was running the show. One month later he called the council. Pope John XXIII was just a transition Pope and everyone new it.Also you will find Pope John XXIII in the book of the Apocalypse chapter 9 as the one who opens the gates of Hell.
In Christ, Joseph B. D. Saraceno
Why Liberals or democrats dislike President Trump
1. He’s stopping graduate students with degrees from coming into our country and taking jobs away from Americans.2. He’s sending a message to those countries who harbor terrorists that their people are not wanted in our country.
3. He’s telling companies to produce their products over here or face retaliation from the U.S.
4. He’s putting America first by getting foreign companies to open bushiness over here.
5. He’s deporting illegal criminal immigrants back to their countries where they belong.
6. He’ trying to cut taxes for our company’s so that they can be more competitive in the world market place.
Unfortunately to liberals these policies are UN-American, to them, we should go hungry while we feed the world. Duh.
Joseph B.D. Saraceno
More than 460 earthquakes recorded so far in Yellowstone Park swarm
The earthquake swarm affecting the western edge of Yellowstone National Park has included more than 460 quakes so far, scientists say.
The University of Utah, whose seismography stations monitor the park’s quake activity, said Monday night that 464 quakes have been recorded since June 12, including a magnitude 4.4 earthquake near West Yellowstone on June 15, which was the largest of the swarm to date. MORE
It’s so hot in Phoenix, they can’t fly planes
PHOENIX — The extreme heat forecast for Phoenix on Tuesday has caused the cancellation of 20 American Airlines flights out of Sky Harbor International Airport. According to a statement from American Airlines, the American Eagle regional flights use the Bombardier CRJ aircraft, which has a maximum operating MORE
Portugal wildfire: 62 killed, victims burned in cars as they fled
A raging wildfire ripping through central Portugal has killed at least 62 people and injured dozens more in what officials there described as the “greatest wildfire tragedy of recent years.”
Eight firefighters are among the injured and four of them are in critical condition, Portuguese Interior Minister Constanca Urbano de Sousa said. MORE
