Showing posts with label Lenten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lenten. Show all posts

Sunday, February 12, 2023

FIUV Appeal concerning the Traditional Mass

  


Appeal for prayers and penances for the Liberty of the Traditional Mass in Lent

From Una Voce International and others

Una Voce International and other organisations, groups and individuals concerned with the Traditional Latin Mass would like to appeal to all Catholics of good will to offer prayers and penances during the season of Lent, particularly for the intention: the liberty of the Traditional Mass.

We do not know how credible rumours of further documents from the Holy See on this subject may be, but the rumours themselves point to a situation of doubt, conflict, and apprehension, which is severely harmful to the mission of the Church. We appeal to our Lord, through His Blessed Mother, to restore to all Catholics the right and opportunity to worship according to the Church’s own venerable liturgical traditions, in perfect unity with the Holy Father and the bishops of the whole Church.

Friday, March 6, 2015

Call to prayer for a Maltese family

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What would be my fate, had I not been redeemed by this Divine Blood?
Prayers, especially the Rosary and prayers to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, St. Jude Thaddeus and St. Rita of Cascia - and if possible Holy Mass intentions - are kindly solicited for a family in Malta who are in the process of separating. They are very traditional Catholic, and the situation is breaking them down, even their physical health is suffering. Pray that a miracle is granted, that they stay united, together and that they do not succumb to pressure from other persons.

For those of you who are on Facebook, an event for the rest of the Lenten Season, Holy Week and the month of April was created.

Grateful if you join and spread the news.


 Precious Blood of Jesus, heal me!
Precious Blood of Jesus, cleanse me!
Precious Blood of Jesus, free me!
Precious Blood of Jesus, wash my thoughts!
Precious Blood of Jesus, purify this situation I am living!
Blood of Jesus, Blood of Jesus, Blood of Jesus!
Jesus, have mercy on me!
Alleluia!

Friday, July 6, 2012

Tradition? To hell with it! Part Two


Is divorce a sin? No, the Tridentine Mass is...
One could have thought in the previous article that Fr. Martin Cilia's M.S.S.P. 'love' of tradition interview was a once in a lifetime occurrence. Or that the media had manipulated his words. Unfortunately this is not the case. The same priest, when the divorce referendum was such a hot topic in Malta last year, thought that the Lenten preach he delivered on Malta's Radju Marija should target the Tridentine Mass - the cause of all evils in these sunny islands it seems.


Hey, you're not looking at us!
He had said - on that blessed 13 April 2011 - that it is an insult for the people when the priest turns his back to the people as is done in the Latin Mass. Apart from the abysmal lack of knowledge of why the priest faces the tabernacle and not the people in the Latin Mass, Fr. Cilia then said that the Maltese have difficulty in understanding Mass in Maltese, let alone the one in Latin!

So, this priest considers the Maltese as being an ignorant people and therefore we have to believe all that he says. And obviously he is not an idiot... but my logic says that if the Maltese are ignorant and the priest shouting from the microphone on Radju Marija is Maltese then .... he must be an idiot too!
I was a Russian Altar boy not a Santa Claus.

In fact, thanks to Fr. Cilia I learnt that Karl Marx was a Russian who was an altar boy and afterwards he turned against the Catholic Church. I must throw away all the books that say that Marx was a German.

It is not usual of me to be sarcastic but today I cannot help it. The worst part is yet to come though.

As President of Pro Tridentina (Malta) at the time, I had written to the Director of Radju Marija, the M.S.S.P. Motherhouse and the Maltese Curia seeking an explanation for this.

It goes without saying that no one bothered to answer, chi tace acconsente as the Italian saying goes.

Thankfully, the Holy See's Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei (PCED) takes things more seriously as the Maltese Curia's postman surely knows...