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The responses to the Pope here are illuminating, showing us a society completely obsessed with violence that craves vengeance and calls it justice.
The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty
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the right wing is doing the whole “I know more about the Bible than the Pope” thing again I see
The self proclaimed Catholic trads that spend every day finding anyway they can to speak negatively about The Holy Father and take clips out of context or constantly only focus on the points they disagree with are no better than the Church hating Jews.
I’m sure Pope Leo fantasizes about his predecessors times in The Holy See without social media and constant criticism for every single topic he speaks on.
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Pope Leo XIV: “Someone who says, ‘I’m against abortion,’ but says, ‘I’m in favor of the death penalty,’ is not really pro-life.”
I’d love to attend a Novus Ordo Mass where the reading is 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 and the person reading it is a boomer woman
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First up, the FBI & DEA identified where the lab was located & who the players were & handed the entire package to the RCMP.
Second, it included the shipping routes (port of Vancouver) the Chinese players who were involved in importing the precursor chemicals, the Chinese players in Canada who sold it to Mexican cartel players living in Canada & operating labs primarily in rural BC.
They gave the RCMP the names of the various Sikh CDN’s who were running the logistics & distribution operations.
They outlined the destinations for the finished products which included the Philippines (distribution hub in Asia), the Netherlands (EU distribution hub), Portland (distribution hub in the western US) & east to a tribal reserve in Saskatchewan (distribution hub for eastern Canada & US). The primary players included Chinese gangsters, Sikh gangsters, motorcycle gangs, & indigenous gangs.
This should have turned into a massive spiderweb of criminal takedowns but would have also made clear 4 troubling things:
Canada has lost control over immigration (can’t seem to screen out criminals from getting TFW & student visas) we have a major Chinese problem, some indigenous gangs members are using their reserves as safe havens & Canada has become a major fentanyl producer & distributor including to the US as Trump claimed.
So as per usual instead of facing up to reality & getting our National Security shit together, we punted & took the rouge!
No one charged with producing fentanyl at ‘largest superlab’ in Canadian history
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One of these women were ruthlessly murdered on public transit, the other murdered her 3 children in cold blood.
Guess which one liberal women support.
We live in a demented world.
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"How DARE Trump rename it to Lake Lake America?!"
Anyway, have you ever to been on šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmasəm Street in Kitsilano?
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Shortly after his election as Pope, Benedict XVI was invited by then Father Robert Prevost (now Pope Leo XIV) to venerate the relics of Saint Augustine at the Basilica of San Pietro in Ciel d’Oro. At the time, Father Prevost was Prior General of the Augustinians, and therefore in the position to make this wonderful gesture. Benedict, who had been touched by Augustine at the age of 19 while reading Confessions, graciously accepted.
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I will probably get flak by some people in my trad circles for saying this, but I’m very pleased and optimistic with Pope Leo XIV.
Since his election, I can’t help but trust he is the right person to lead Catholics at this time. After the Francis pontificate, Leo provides a real sense of unity and peace to a divided Church.
- on the traditional Latin Mass, he has shown a fatherly solicitude to making TLM-attendees feel heard
- on moral issues, he stands by the Catechism and synthesizes the best of John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis
- he is deeply prayerful and spiritual, showing a deep respect for the Petrine office and traditions
Yes, I know he’s not “Pope BasedCrusader1096”. He’s not condemning his predecessor. He’s not promoting all of the trad interests. He’s not trying to undo Vatican II. And he isn’t micromanaging bad bishops, as much as we wish he would.
But the fact that Pope Leo is as good as he is DESPITE studying where he did from 1977 - 1982 shows that he isn’t an ideologue. Catholic Theological Union and religious life in the 1970’s was absolutely wild. Despite this, Leo is not some sort of progressive radical trying to tear down the Church. He’s a man of deep faith and love for the Church.
I can’t help but think that if we got an Athanasius Schneider as pope, the cause of traditional Catholicism would be seen as merely a partisan thing, akin to going from Obama to Trump. Instead, I think traditional Catholicism will enter the mainstream through a gradual fine-tuning of Vatican II’s reception, and the eventual takeover of the hierarchy by priests who were formed by Newman Guide schools, EWTN, and a “reform of the reform”. I think this Leonine papacy will somehow serve as a bridge to this revitalization rather than as its adversary.
Pope Leo is our pope, and I pray for him daily. Trads shouldn’t fall for clickbait and controversial headlines. Anyone capable of discernment can see that Leo knows and loves Christ and His Church. And ultimately, that is the entire foundation of the papacy.
The Holy Father is the product of the American seminary system in the 1970s, when it was at its scholarly, doctrinal, and moral nadir (something g that cannot be denied by those familiar with it). Rather than being annoyed when he says things obviously derived from that background, I am extremely grateful when he says or does anything decent.




























