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Welcome to The Pope Benedict XVI Forum
The Pope Benedict XVI Fan Club invites your participation in our open, yet civil and (hopefully) respectful discussion of topics by and about Pope Benedict XVI and general issues in Catholic faith & theology. Members, please acquaint yourself with our FORUM RULES -- failure to abide by the rules will result in warnings from the moderator and possible expulsion by the management. |
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blostopher |
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This thread will be devoted to a posting of recommended articles and websites pertaining to the current debate which affirm the validity of Vatican II and the Novus Ordo
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blostopher |
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"Traditionalist" and Schismatic Catholics -- Resources for apologetics compiled by David Armstrong
Ecumenism and Salvation "Outside" the Catholic Church, links compiled by David Armstrong Can Outsiders Be Insiders?, by Fr. Peter M.J. Stravinskas Envoy Magazine, Sept/Oct 1998 -- a brief but substantial history of the Church's development of interpretation of EENS. Letter of the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office (August 8, 1949). Explaining the true sense of Catholic doctrine that there is no salvation outside the Church. The Necessity of Being Catholic, by James Akin -- Explanation of EENS, and a clarification of the line between evangelization and the extreme opinion that only Catholics will be saved. |
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blostopher |
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A Prescription Against 'Traditionalism'
written by I. Shawn McElhinney. Researched: February 1998-September 1999; Material Originally Written: November 1999-May 2000 |
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galantarie |
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Pius V's Latin Mass Scheduled at Youth Day
Members of Juventutem to Participate ROME, JULY 21, 2005 (Zenit.org).- At least 3,000 youths and 60 priests of a group supportive of the Latin Mass of Pope Pius V plan to attend World Youth Day in Cologne, an official says. Armand de Malleray, of St. Peter's Fraternity, who is delegate general of the Juventutem association, announced the news to ZENIT. The first Juventutem group was made up of followers of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, who met in Brazil. For the past three years, Juventutem has been in full communion with the Church of Rome. Its members will attend the Aug. 21 Mass presided over by Benedict XVI. In the preceding days, at 7:30 a.m. the Juventutem group will attend a Mass celebrated in Latin in the old rite, in the Church of St. Antonius in Duesseldorf, which, together with Bonn and Cologne, is one of the three areas in which World Youth Day events will be held. The church was assigned to them by the Pontifical Council for the Laity with the approval of Cardinal Joachim Meisner of Cologne. Three cardinals and eight bishops will preside at vespers or lead times of prayer and reflection which Juventutem members will attend. De Malleray added that Juventutem's objective for World Youth Day is to "get to know one another, knowing that we have a common tradition within Holy Mother Church." |
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