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Michael Creighton started the discussion St. John of the Cross Dark night of the soul in the forum Interior Life 2 weeks ago

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St. John of the Cross Dark night of the soul

This work is very useful for those who want to understand contemplation and the interior life.

Br. Doug Monroe explained to me that the reference, “Dark night, my house being now all stilled”. The house is his human nature. The dark night is the divine nature. The person, united to divinity, leaves his senses (house). The divine nature…

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Michael Creighton started the discussion Parallels on condemnation of Mystical City of God to condemnation of Fr. Feeney in the forum History 2 weeks ago

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Parallels on condemnation of Mystical City of God to condemnation of Fr. Feeney

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2BBiw99dxVk&t=943s. <div>

Some interesting history and parallels.

Ffwd to 17:30. Approbation of the Mystical City of the God.

And 18:50 opposition, at 20:00, it speaks how jansenists got their agents to get a condemnation by the Holy office. At 20:16, no one could be found to sign it, but no doubt it was…

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Michael Creighton posted an update 3 months ago

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Notes on jurisdiction. Quotes from fundamentals of catholic dogma.
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  This is a helpful document. It summarizes things really nicely.
  
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Michael Creighton posted an update 3 months ago

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Heresies and Erors of Vatican 2
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Michael Creighton posted an update 3 months ago

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Canons have translation and clarification
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Canon 1323 (1917 code) Dr. Peter translation § 1. All of those things are to be believed with a divine and Catholic faith that are contained in the written word of God or in tradition and that the Church proposes as worthy of belief, as divinely revealed, whether by solemn judgment or by her ordinary and universal magisterium. § 2. It belongs to an Ecumenical Council or to the Roman Pontiff speaking from the chair to pronounce solemnly this sort of judgment. § 3. A thing is not understood as dogmatically defined or declared unless this is manifestly established. Canon 1323 (1917 code) - original latin §1. Fide divina et catholica ea omnia credenda sunt quae verbo Dei scripto vel tradito continentur et ab Ecclesia sive sollemni iudicio sive ordinario et universali magisterio tanquam divinitus revelata credenda proponuntur. §2. Sollemne huiusmodi iudicium pronuntiare proprium est tum Oecumenici Concilii tum Romani Pontificis ex cathedra utterances. §3. Declarata seu definita dogmatice res nulla intelligitur, nisi id manifeste constiterit. Canon 1323 (1917 code) - Creighton literal translation. §1. It is of divine and catholic faith all will believe anything that the written word of God or the tradition handed down by the Church or the solemn judgement or the ordinary and universal magisterium which are proposed as divinely revealed. §2. These particular solemn judgements are from Ecumenical Councils besides the Roman Pontiffs [solemn judgements] in accord with his office. §3. A fact is not known to be declared as defined dogmatically, unless it is manifestly evident.

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Alexander Lanshe posted an update 3 months ago

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I am going live tonight on my channel, Living Echoes 1890 at 7pm EST, with a special guest to dive into a contraversial topic:

What does the Catechism of Trent really teach about salvation?

Hope to see you there! Click the link to find my channel and be sure to subscribe and jot the notification bell so you know when we go live!…

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Promoting the Traditional Catholic Faith as a "Living Echo" of the Fathers Under the Authority and Exhortation of Pope Leo XIII for the salvation of souls

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Alexander Lanshe posted an update 4 months ago

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The last Pope Leo, the 13th.

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May the last Pope Leo, the XIII, pray for us if he has reached heaven.
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- James Joseph Finn
  
  Brother, images should be shared as “photos” not “documents”, which is the reason why, when clicking / tapping on this image, the filename of the image is shown in the popup modal, and not the image itself.
  
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  Got it, thank you sir
  
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Alexander Lanshe replied to the discussion Book Recommendations in the forum Great Books 4 months ago

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Reply to Book Recommendations

I have not read this book. I have not read anything by that author either.

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