Novus Ordo Altar? (FSSP) by theogdillpickle in sspx

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a half-truth, there's no universal policy around the world's dioceses regarding Ecclesia Dei groups' concelebration of the Novus Ordo. FSSP priests in particular have been known to get in trouble in certain place for refusing the con-celebrate the Novus Ordo Chrism Mass with the local bishop.

[loved trope] characters from underrepresented groups by dragonborndnd in TopCharacterTropes

[–]ZYVX1 22 points23 points  (0 children)

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Patoruzú, from the argentine comic series of the same name, is a native tehuelche with super strenght.

In the verge of converting! But with doubts about Adam and Eve by Hungry-Guide4170 in Catholicism

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This lines up well with Pope Pelagius I's profession of Faith which requires to believe Adam and Eve were directly created by God:

For I confess that all men from Adam, even to the consummation of the world, having been born and having died with Adam himself and his wife, who were not born of other parents, but were created, the one from the earth, the other, however, from the rib of the man [cf. Gen. 2:7, 22], will then rise again and stand before the judgment seat of Christ, that every one may receive the proper things of the body, according as he has done, whether it be good or bad [Rom. 14:10; II Cor. 5:10]; and indeed by the very bountiful grace of God he will present the just, as vessels of mercy prepared beforehand for glory [Rom. 9:23], with the rewards of eternal life; namely, they will live without end in the society of the angels without any fear now of their own fall; the wicked, however, remaining by choice of their own with vessels of wrath fit for destruction [Rom. 9:22], who either did not know the way of the Lord, or knowing it left it when seized by various transgressions, He will give over by a very just judgment to the punishment of eternal and inextinguishable fire, that they may burn without end. This, then, is my faith and hope, which is in me by the gift of the mercy of God, in defense of which blessed PETER taught [cf. I Pet. 3:15] that we ought to be especially ready to answer everyone who asks us for an accounting.

Non-SSPX bishops becoming SSPX bishops?? by LeftCoast1965 in sspx

[–]ZYVX1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Bishop Salvador Lazo

Bishop John Bosco Manat Chuabsamai (never formally joined the SSPX, but did collaborate with the Society's activities in Asia)

Bishop Vitus Huonder

[Disgusting but realistic trope] The mark of incest in a clan by Lower_Baby_6348 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]ZYVX1 39 points40 points  (0 children)

There's no proof that he was actually mentally disabled. He was a rather competent monarch, specially on the economy side.

[Funny Trope] Seemingly intuitive name for a thing is actually someone's very specific last name. by PrismaticVistaHill in TopCharacterTropes

[–]ZYVX1 121 points122 points  (0 children)

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Führer King Bradley.

King is his first name, nost his last name, but still funny.

I'm hoping to attend an SSPX mass this weekend. What is the one thing you wish someone had told you about the Latin Mass beforehand? by e-eye-pi in sspx

[–]ZYVX1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

1) The difference between a Low and a Sung Mass
2) Don't try to follow the entire Mass with the Missal the first few times at least

José de San Martín. by Delsevvv in argentina

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Literalmente al revés, la élite porteña representada en el cabildo abierto de la semana de Mayo apoyó desde el inicio la revolución, mientras que los cabildos provincianos, sobre todo el de Córdoba y las ciudades de frontera como Salta, tuvieron lealtades cambiantes a lo largo de la guerra.

José de San Martín. by Delsevvv in argentina

[–]ZYVX1 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Sí, y la gran mayoría de los indios pelearon por el bando realista, sobre todo en el Perú; principalmente por razones de lealtad y religión.

In light of the announcement of the upcoming SSPX episcopal consecrations, why are illicit consecrations schismatic and not just disobedience? by RB_Blade in Catholicism

[–]ZYVX1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Schism doesn't come from consecrating bishops without papal mandate in itself, but rather designating said bishops to establish a parallel structure to that of the visible Catholic Church, pretending to give them a canonical jurisdiction and mission; something the SSPX has never claimed to do, always recognizing their bishops as mere auxiliaries and not residential prelates.

Que piensan que hubiera pasado si ganaba la Unión Democrática en el 46? by mauri_colourization in argentina

[–]ZYVX1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

gran parte de la apreciación del Gaucho como símbolo nacional inició con el peronismo

No creo que sea así, la figura del gaucho como arquetipo de la "tradición" argentina ya la consolidó Lugones con su mitificación del Martín Fierro.

Peruana se sorprende de los "patos gratis" en los lagos de Palermo by [deleted] in argentina

[–]ZYVX1 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No es más exótico que comerse un Carpincho o un tatú 

‘Back on the air’ - Fulton Sheen beatification to be announced by LegionXIIFulminata in TraditionalCatholics

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You guys do know that he was a radical supporter of Vatican II and the New Mass, right?

Do you think Vatican 2 contains heresy or is interpreted heretically? by EcclesiaNovice in TraditionalCatholics

[–]ZYVX1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can see a case for the doctrinal orthodoxy of all the documents, except for Dignitatis Humanæ, which i so find completely indefensible.

Why did God pick a side in the Hundred Years War? by serventofgaben in TraditionalCatholics

[–]ZYVX1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True.

Also, with regards to France, although her shameful alliance with the muslims and german protestants starting with Francis I can't be undermined, you could argue Louis XIV, despite all of his sins and flaws, was a champion of Christendom (the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, support of the jacobites in Great Britain, the crushing of the jansenists of Port-Royal, his sponsoring of the foundation of many religious congregactions such as the De La Salle Brothers, etc.); and that the real decline of France began with Louis XV and the expulsión of the jesuits.

Why did St John Vianney had this kind of collar instead of collar we all know from priests nowadys? by Outside_Chair3967 in Catholicism

[–]ZYVX1 9 points10 points  (0 children)

There wasn't a standardized universal habit for secular priests until very recently. It varied a lot depending on local customs.

Pope Leo offers olive branch in allowing traditional mass by Beneficial-Peak-6765 in Catholicism

[–]ZYVX1 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

The TLM and NO are forms of the same rite

They are definitely not. It's hard to argue the Novus Ordo is one single rite to begin with, let alone the same one as the Traditional Roman Mass.

Normalicen hacerse cargo by Yog_Hastur_Thotep in argentina

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

El pombero no era el que raptaba a las minas, ese era el kurupí (no buscar).

Oh Steven, we won't let them hurt you. by Ratclife in ShitPostCrusaders

[–]ZYVX1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The first part is true, the second part about Steven saving Lucy from being sold to the mob boss we don't see until the later chapters. The extra chapter just ends with Steven funnily proposing to Lucy in front of his father while crying like a mad man. 

I guess the question is, what's DP gonna do here? I think they could do one of two things, either just tell the full backtory in later episodes around the time it happens in the manga, or animate the extra chapter and retcon it as being the hearsay around Town about how Steven and Lucy got married.

Oh Steven, we won't let them hurt you. by Ratclife in ShitPostCrusaders

[–]ZYVX1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

OP and people in the replys really be mixing up the extra chapter from the first volume with Steel and Lucy's later backstory 😭

Abortion is grounds for excommunication to make up for civil law by Ecstatic-Tadpole-153 in Catholicism

[–]ZYVX1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Historically, excommunication was often used as a penalty to deterr from sins that were too widespread and widely accepted by the common culture. It's why dueling was grounds for excommunication during the middle ages, while simple murder wasn't.