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Looking into the Seism & Expanding TLM
Heretical Pope in English
Another reader recently asked whether Arnaldo Xavier da Silveira's book, which you have made available as a pdf in your Online Library, is in book form, and you replied that it is only in book form in French.
You are mistaken; the American TFP now sells it in English, under the title Two Timely Issues: The New Mass and the Possibility of a Heretical Pope, where it is combined with the work on Bellarmine's theses.
C.B.
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Decrypted Meaning
July 16th the coming Thursday, Feast Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, will mark the occasion of the 86th test of the A-bomb at the Trinity site on the 33rd degree latitude where it was produced.
The date and site name is not a mere coincidence for some of us. The project was infiltrated by communist collaborators who shared the same ethnicity – the Jewish ethnicity. A few weeks later the A-Bomb would be used on the two most Catholic cities in Japan
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, pray for us.
Z.I.
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Suspicious Prophecies
Salve Maria!
For the past month or so, I have been recommending YouTube videos on subjects laid out by a Fr. Joseph Iannuzzi. I watched a few "shorts", not finding anything objectionable, but still I had remained suspicious of him because of his appearing in many pictures online wearing the "priest suit" instead of a cassock.
Early this afternoon I watched another talk of his, this one about the Great Chastisement. To my surprise he cited the "prophecies" of Vassula Rydén, a Schismatic heretic! He even defended her against condemnation by the Church, saying he "did not find anything" in her book which was contrary to the teachings of the Church.
Try this text by Vassula, Father: "Orthodox! Catholics! Protestants! You all belong to Me! You are all One in My Eyes! I do not make any distinction…" So I am to believe that God does not distinguish between the faithful and the Mystical Body of the Devil?
There are many other videos of this priest discussing the upcoming Chastisement. Who knows if Rydén is his favorite source? I will not be watching any more of his talks. I get the impression that this is another tactic of the Secret Forces to lead Catholics astray: alloying the true prophecies with the false, which speak of the Chastisement but sneak Ecumenism and Co. into the fold.
Let all beware of this priest.
In Maria,
Dylan Catlett
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Vatican Asked to Expand TLM
As the SSPX entered voluntarily into schism by ordaining four new bishops without the permission of Rome, several Prelates are asking the Vatican to expand the use of the ’62 Missal so that Catholics will not follow SSPX into its departure from Rome.
Although the ’62 Missal has already Bugnini’s footprint on it, and was meant to be a transition between the Tridentine Mass and the 1969 Novus Ordo, it is still a valid Mass that can be attended by those who cannot in conscience attend a Novus Ordo Mass.
I'm sending you some news below about several Prelates asking the Pope to forget Traditionis custodes and return to Summorum Pontificum.
P.J,
Antonino Cambria
July 6, 2026 – Since the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) consecrated four bishops without a papal mandate and the subsequent decree of excommunication by the Holy See, some Catholic bishops and a cardinal have said that the Vatican should rethink the restrictions of Traditionis Custodes, while at least one ordinary has promised to expand access to the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) in his diocese.
Archbishop Georg Gänswein, who served as Pope Benedict XVI’s personal secretary, in an interview with the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, published on July 2, denounced the society’s July 1 consecrations but emphasized that the Church should now be more flexible in allowing priests to celebrate the Tridentine Mass.
Cardinal Kurt Koch, the prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity, said that the Church should rethink Traditionis Custodes to accommodate the faithful devoted to the Latin Mass who do not share the “ideology” of the SSPX.
In a July 3 diocesan statement, Bishop Fredrik Hansen of Oslo, Norway, called the consecrations “schismatic” but promised to continue allowing and even expanding access to the TLM in his diocese for the faithful devoted to the ancient liturgy.
During his interview, Archbishop Gänswein, who is currently the apostolic nuncio to the Baltic States, compared the SSPX to Protestants and lamented that the society did not respond more favorably to Pope Benedict’s outreach to the order back in 2009, which included lifting the excommunications of the four bishops consecrated by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre in 1988.
But, the archbishop highlighted that there are many clergy and faithful with a strong devotion to the TLM and expressed his desire for the Vatican to now be more “flexible” and “generous” in allowing its celebration.
“There are faithful in the Church who celebrate using the (traditional) Latin rite – for example, the Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) – and they do so ‘cum Petro and sub Petro’: never against the pope,” he said. “Frankly speaking, I believe that Rome can now open up to the possibility of being more flexible, generous, and fatherly regarding the option of celebrating Mass in Latin.”
Gänswein further underscored the great spiritual fruit of Summorum Pontificum, noting that the liturgical peace that Pope Benedict’s motu proprio had fostered was destroyed by Traditionis Custodes and called for its reinstatement to restore that peace.
“Summorum Pontificum had borne fruit, as demonstrated by ten years of positive experiences. There had been abuses, it’s true, but … the fact that there were a few was not a good reason to prohibit the Tridentine Mass for everyone,” the archbishop said. “(If TC was abrogated) that liturgical peace, which has been damaged, would be restored.
Cardinal Koch, during a podcast for the German edition of the Catholic journal Communio, translated by Rorate Caeli, similarly decried the society’s consecrations but argued that it would be “self-righteous” to condemn the SSPX while not also pondering “whether there are fundamental deficits in the Church today that are being recalled by the Society” and lamented that Traditionis Custodes “radically” curbed Pope Benedict’s attempt to build liturgical unity.
“First, I think of the unresolved question of the relationship between the two forms of the one Roman Rite, as Pope Benedict called it. Pope Benedict showed a path there; Pope Francis curbed it somewhat radically,” the prefect said. “I think we need to rethink this, especially for those faithful who feel drawn to this form of liturgy without sharing the entire ideological superstructure of the Society. For these faithful, I think we must look for new ways.”
Meanwhile, Bishop Hansen of Oslo, where the SSPX has a chapel, stressed the importance of remaining “in union” with the Holy See, assured the faithful that they would continue to have access to the TLM, and expressed openness to expanding access to the ancient Roman rite should the need arise.
“As your shepherd, I therefore offer you an exhortation and some words about the future. The exhortation is simple: Hold fast to unity with Our Holy Father, the Bishop of Rome, and with me as Bishop of Oslo,” the bishop wrote.
“As for the future: You wish to be able to participate in the liturgical celebration according to the 1962 Missal. Many of you also look to a spiritual expression and a spirituality characterized by the pre-conciliar liturgy. I understand this,” he added.
“Masses according to the 1962 Missal are celebrated every Sunday at St. Joseph Church in Oslo. This will continue. If there is a need for it and it will be for the good of the Church and of souls, I will also expand this type of Mass celebration in our local church.”
Original here
Posted July 14, 2026
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A friend sent me this video-analysis on the two earthquakes that shook Venezuela on June 24. The lady who analyzes them has some insights that we might disagree with, but she has the merit of having collected a large number of videos that document the harm caused by the quakes very well. It is impressive!
Since TIA always speaks about the coming Chastisement, I thought you and your readers would be interested in watching this (these) video(s).
In Jesu et Maria,
P.M.