Reality, Truth and Dogma

by Joseph Saraceno

FSHG June 11, 2000 + 2017
End of the Easter Season Vigil of Pentecost

When defining these three words in reference to Church teaching we will find that they are inseparable. It is analogous to our concept of the inseparable of the Three Persons of the Blessed Trinity.
Patrick H. Omlor, in his article, “When Is Truth a Dogma?” lays down the definition of Dogma as follows:
“By dogma in the strict sense is understood a truth immediately (formally) revealed by God which has been proposed by the Teaching Authority of the Church to be believed as such” Ludwig Ott, Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma, p. 4. Continue reading →

Pope Francis Offers Mind-Blowing Deals On Indulgences For Reformation Day

by Joseph Saraceno
For those of you who are not aware, it was Pope Leo X, (A Medici) who bankrupt the Vatican treasury by throwing these elaborate parties. To make up for the debt, he lowered the minimum donation for Indulgences down to a few dollars, in U.S. money? Since everyone could afford these indulgences now, everyone got them. However many of people thought they did not need to go to
confession because of obtaining these indulgences. Also money was going to Rome instead of the local Churches.
As a result, this started the conflict between Martin Luther and Rome.  Here is the commercial which was made up for these Indulgences.
“As soon as the coin
in the coffer rings
The soul in
Purgatory Springs.”

The Roman Catholic Church is celebrating Reformation Day in style, by offering thousands of hot deals on indulgences for the forgiveness of the temporal punishments for sin in purgatory. MORE

Francis-Bergoglio Has Honored the Arch-heretic Martin Luther With the First Vatican Postage Stamp Dedicated to an Excommunicate

by Joseph Saraceno

From: The TRADITIO Fathers

Francis-Bergoglio has lent further confirmation to charges that he is heretic by issuing a Newvatican postage stamp honoring the arch-heretic of the heretical Protestant Revolt, Martin Luther. Luther was formally excommunicated by Pope Leo X in 1521. Luther was originally an Augustinian monk, but forswore his vocation and married a run-away Cistercian nun turned trollope. Continue reading →

UNESCO: The Western Wall is not Jewish

by Joseph Saraceno

Half a year after the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) accepted an initial resolution denying the Temple Mount’s place in Jewish history and the Jewish faith, the UN body is expected to pass another measure on Thursday portraying the Western Wall as a Muslim holy site. MORE

The Validity of the Thuc Consecrations

by Joseph Saraceno
In the U.S. at present there are six traditional Catholic clergymen who are commonly referred to as the “Thuc” bishops. Unlike the Lefebvre bishops, the Thuc …
Examination of 1981 episcopal consecrations of three traditionalist priests by Abp. P.M. Ngo-dinh-Thuc, retired Archbishop of Hué, Vietnam. (Sacerdotium 3, Spring 1992)

Insight into the Catholic Faith presents the Catholic Tradition Newsletter

by Joseph Saraceno

 

Vol 10 Issue 43 Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
October 28, 2017 ~ Saints Simon and Jude, opn!

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost
3. Christ the King
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
Sunday the Church celebrates the Feast of Christ the King, but I have continued with Fr. Goffine’s Commentary on the Pentecost Sunday cycle, Continue reading →