BELLUM CONTRA HÆRÉTICOS

Conference: On the Good Use of Time, by Most Rev. Donald J. Sanborn https://youtube.com/watch?v=pm_Vj2x88uQ&si=3PRzOB3LADW81TG3

https://www.timesofisrael.com/in-first-vatican-to-beatify-polish-family-of-9-killed-by-nazis-for-sheltering-jews/

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Never make a deal with the enemy. *THE DEVIL AND THE MONKS* A short story circulates among Catholic groups about the day when the devil appeared to three monks and asked, one by one, what they would change in the past. “If I give you the power to change something from your past, what will you change?” The first monk, with great apostolic zeal, quickly replied: "I would prevent you from causing Adam and Eve to fall into sin, so that mankind could not turn away from God." The second monk, who had a heart full of mercy, replied: "I would prevent you from turning away from God and condemning yourself eternally." The third monk was the simplest of the three. Instead of answering the devil, he knelt down, made the Sign of the Cross and prayed: "Lord, deliver me from the temptation of what could have been and wasn't." The demon then released a high-pitched roar and, writhing in pain, disappeared. Astonished, the other two asked their companion in consecrated life: “Brother, why did you respond this way?” "First: we must never dialogue with the enemy. Second: no one in the world has the power to change the past. Third: the devil is not at all interested in helping us, but in holding us in the past to neglect the present. Because? Because the present is the only time when, by divine grace, we can collaborate with God himself. The devil's ruse that most imprisons people and prevents them from living the present in union with God is the 'could have been and was not'. Let us leave the past in the hands of God's Mercy and the future in the hands of His Providence. The present is already in our hands joined to the hands of God”. Source: Aleteia

🙏 The Ulma Family Beatification: 👉 Today, the Ulma Family is to be beatified by the Catholic Church. The Ulma Family's youngest child, the unborn baby, will also be beatified. This is the first unborn child to be honoured in this way. On 24 March 1944, nine members of the Catholic Ulma family, including seven children, were murdered by the Nazis for sheltering Jewish people. When the Nazis discovered them, the entire household was massacred. The beatification of this unborn child affirms the innate value and sanctity of all unborn children. While the ‘seventh child’ has no name, this precious life represents all those nameless unborn lives cruelly snatched away before birth. This should serve as a reminder of the dignity and value of human life from the moment of conception.

If this is true as they say it is, this is yet more evidence that the Novus Ordo Sect is not Catholic and doesn't care about Catholic doctrine. This post is not about WWII historiography, but doctrine. As sad as the death of any child always is, one cannot beatify an unborn, and therefore unbaptized, child. Unbaptized children cannot go to Heaven because, being unbaptized, they do not possess sanctifying grace, and are therefore unable to see the Beatific Vision. Whilst beatifications are not infallible, if this were to be followed by a 'canonization', it would be yet another concrete proof that the NO Sect is not the Catholic Church and that the See of Peter is vacant.

How the Martyrs Converted Even the Most Hardened Pagans. We can do the same in our own calloused and sickening age.

NEW - After two years of horror stories about the alleged "mass graves" of Indigenous children across Canada, excavations at suspected sites have turned up no human remains. Dozens of churches were vandalized and torched in Canada in 2021 due to the apparently false accusations. https://www.disclose.tv/id/okzl7ho3sg/ @disclosetv

Sermon: Faith, Heresy, and the Church, by Rev. Nicolás E. Despósito https://youtube.com/watch?v=bmnuYIEVTj8&si=TQpLvIoxMveFQ-c7