Amen

I saw her

Bj. Agree. And begin the Mass with Psalm 42 and prayers at Foot of the Altar. The Latin Mass has double the number of prayers as the Novus Ordo rite. Attend the Latin Mass.

Agreed. Fr. Hesse has many superb insights.

I respect the Pope as the successor of Peter, but I try to avoid seeing or listening to him, as he teaches errors and does wrong

There is an institutional connection that we retain in spite of the sins of prelates. We pray for the pope in the Canon of the Mass. We follow him in all ways in which he can be followed, but where he cannot, we refuse. Moreover, there has been no adjudication that the pope is a formal and pertinacious heretic. He is certainly a material heretic and likely worse, but it's not my business or yours to declare some kind of binding judgment.

@@DrKwasniewski I agree, but the problems starts when we refuse and he doesn’t like it! Those who refuse are not schismatics, they do not reject the church, they just follow and defend the truth teachings of Jesus. I’m not talking about the video, just about what it’s happening now. Better times ever to live the white martyrdom! A truly privilege. Deo Gratias! And yes! I pray for our pope every single day!

Sorry I couldn’t hear you over my *Full Canonical Status*.

@@Leocomanderirregular status and “not in full communion” doesn’t exist

I should clarify that I posted this video for the historical record and not because I agree with every opinion expressed in it.

@@matthewschmidt5069 Pope Leo XIII teaches, “When a law is enacted contrary to reason, or to the eternal law, or to some ordinance of God, obedience is unlawful, lest while obeying man, we become disobedient to God.” St. Robert Bellarmine teaches: “Thus, as it is lawful to resist a Pontiff who attacks the body, so it is lawful to resist a Pontiff who attacks the soul… especially if one who would strive to destroy the Church. I say that it is lawful to resist him in not doing what he orders, and putting obstacles to the execution of his will.” St. Catherine of Siena said, "There is a time, when those who obey, obey to their own condemnation." That's what this is about, the highest virtue is Charity not Obedience, and the Love of God demands protecting that which Our Lord lived and died for. Such an ultramontane position that you hold cannot be justified with a crisis of this magnitude in the Church. We recognize those who sit in the chairs as the legitimate persons to sit in the chairs, but we resist them when they say and do anything contrary to what their office demands.

@@matthewschmidt5069 “When a law is enacted contrary to reason, or to the eternal law, or to some ordinance of God, obedience is unlawful, lest while obeying man, we become disobedient to God.” (Pope Leo XIII) “Thus, as it is lawful to resist a Pontiff who attacks the body, so it is lawful to resist a Pontiff who attacks the soul… especially if one who would strive to destroy the Church. I say that it is lawful to resist him in not doing what he orders, and putting obstacles to the execution of his will.” (St. Robert Bellarmine) “There is a time, when those who obey, obey to their own condemnation.” (St. Catherine of Siena) Such an ultramontanist position that you hold in a time of crisis cannot be justified though any avenue whatsoever. Charity is the Highest Virtue, not Obedience, and certainly not a false obedience disguised as True Obedience. Real Obedience is found in submission to Charity. Charity of God commands us to defend that which Our Lord lived and died for, Charity toward Neighbor commands us to protect that which God has given us as this is the royal road to salvation and returning back to the Fathers House.

@@jslice3163 "As we read in another place, the person who abandons the teaching of the Roman pontiff cannot be within the church" -Lateran V

@@jslice3163You can’t just misquote papal documents and misinterpret canon law to just do whatever you want. Also lip service at mass is not enough. One has to recognize the Roman Pontiff and submit to him as well as not refuse communion with other Catholics. The SSPX fails on the latter two by refusing to submit to the Roman Pontiff and by advising their faithful to not attend or commune at the New Rite of mass these things are serious problems that have to be addressed. I am not saying that you have to attend the New Rite of mass I myself rarely if ever attend it anymore yet we can not refuse to commune with other Catholics in communion with Rome. This attitude also lends itself into having the SSPX essentially act as the infallible interpreter of the infallible magisterium and just picking and choosing when to obey it based on their own criteria this is not acceptable. The SSPX is not in full communion with Rome it is at best in a state of Irregular Canonical status. Their priests are not incardinated into any diocese and their Churches are not canonically considered to even be parishes or Catholic Churches even.

​@@matthewschmidt5069 What of the Roman pontiff who abandons this same teaching? Then what? I'll wait.

Susy. SSPX teach orthodox Catholic doctrine and say the Mass of All Ages. Attend the Latin Mass.

Thank God for the FSSP

@@carolynkimberly4021 and for FSSPX. The most tridentine mass we have, the best. The most people with the integral faith, the best.

Sorry. A true pope will not lead his flock to hell, and true Catholic will not follow him there.

@christopherperdue7288 Sorry you are in no position to judge the Pope. Sadly sedevacantists have cut themselves off from the Sacraments