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Our Threefold Inheritance From Christ

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Kiss Me, Draw Me, Show Me: A Christmas Meditation

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⁣For many it is clear that the Bride of Christ, the Holy Catholic Church, is going through a most trying passion at this time. Some of the indicators of this reality include the large number of fallen-aways among our family and friends; the divisions among our families, parishes and the Church as a whole; the difficulty we have in making advances in practice of virtue and the spiritual life; the widespread practice of divorce; the difficulty in escaping from error and vice where ever we may go. A victim soul of the Church, St. Lydwine of Schiedem (d. 1433), shows us what the Church in a passion looks like. But she also shows how the power of Christmas is always available to those who are willing to respond to the Kiss of the Word Incarnate and be drawn to love the Cross. Few are called to suffer like this saint, but we are given a Cross to carry (primarily our duties of our state in life)...and Christmas gives us the power to kiss it, and be drawn to love it so that we will be shown where His Majesty feeds His beloved to keep them from going astray. For more please visit http://reginaprophetarum.org & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
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St. Bernard: What Are You Passionate About?

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False Prophets & Rigorism

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⁣Beware of prophets dressed in sheep clothing. There are many out there like this. Why? What are the dangers of rigorism today? For more please visit http://www.stjosephrichmond.org/resou... & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
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No Holy Trinity: No Truth, No Love, No Peace

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⁣Theologically, it is a part of Trinitarian Theology that we cannot know the Father without the Son and the Holy Ghost. Technically, it is called innascibility, meaning that the Father is not born...not generated from another or does not process from another. This means the only way we can come to know the Father is through the Son, Who is eternally generated from Him, and from the Holy Ghost, Who proceeds from them both. Thus, it is not possible to have or know God as Father without the Son. This is because Truth in God is between the Father and the Son (the Word of God). What is more, the bond of Love between the Father and the Son is the Holy Ghost. What this means is simply this...if the mystery of the Holy Trinity is denied... there will be no truth and no love that make for authentic peace and concord among men... Instead we will get ... error, violence, fear, divorce, and perversity of all kinds. For more please visit http://www.reginaprophetarum.org & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
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Neo-Marcionism

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⁣Marcion of Sinope (d. 160) started a heresy early in the Church by teaching that the God of the Old Testament was different from the God of the New Testament. The Marcionists believed that the wrathful Hebrew God must be separate than the all-forgiving, all merciful God of the New Testament. Thus, for Marcion there was a sort of before and after in God, a certain opposition of the God of past times with the God of the present times. (In this Marcion acted as a precursor to the communist approach to history as being a dialectical struggle between a thesis and its antithesis. Surely, it is not accidental that Marcion named his major work, “Antithesis”.) Marcionism seems to have resurfaced in many ways in our times as various efforts have been made explain away the “harsh” and disciplinarian ways of the Church of old with new more lenient and accepting ways of the Church in our modern times. God the Holy Ghost, the soul of the Church Herself, gives the lie to this thinking...and its effort, showing that we cannot validly oppose one time of the Church to another time like our own. We cannot safely say that this or that doctrine need no longer be believed or practiced… that this or that previously approved and long tested discipline was wrong. In 2007 Pope Benedict XVI indicated something of this in his letter accompanying Summorum Pontificum, saying: “What earlier generations held as sacred, remains sacred and great for us too, and it cannot be all of a sudden entirely forbidden or even considered harmful” (Letter July 7, 2007). For more please visit http://www.reginaprophetarum.org & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
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Respect for the Holy Name of Jesus

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⁣On the feast of the Holy Name what are some issues we see today that show contempt for the Holy Name of Jesus? Please remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
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Cur Deus Homo (Part 2 of 4)

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⁣During the Christmas Octave, a sort of conference was presented in four sermons... These sermons cover why God became man, in Latin Cur Deus Homo.

We confess in the Creed that His Majesty, Christ Our Lord, came down from heaven propter nos homines et propter nostram salutem… on account of us men and our salvation… but the exact nature of the relationship between Christ’s coming among us and our salvation remains unspecified/undefined by the Church. This should not surprise us since the effects of original sin are manifold (wounding us in a number of ways such as ignorance, concupiscence, and malice), then we should expect the cure is most likely to be manifold as well. Fallen man must be healed; fallen man must be instructed; fallen man must offer reparation to God Whom he has offended. Thus, we find a number of ways in which the Scriptures and the Fathers/Doctors present the matter, reducible, it seems to seven ways: pedagogical, transactional/redemption, recapitulation, physical, sacrificial, satisfactory, and meritorious. Although we are mostly interested in the physical category at this time, due to the season of Christmas and some modern errors, let us nevertheless look into them all, even if only briefly. Note that there is to be expected some overlapping. In any case, St. Athanasius says about such things: “it is better to put the same thing in several ways than to run the risk of leaving something out” (de Incarnatione, ch. IV, §20).
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