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Dunno if this has been said already but a hopeful sign is that Russians are embracing Orthodoxy, or so I’ve read. At least with Communism gone it has a chance now to flourish.
Because the doctrinal discussions have not taken place yet.I wonder why the Bishop hasn’t begun a Rosary Crusade praying that the SSPX will be fully united to The Catholic Church?
That would seem to be a more beneficial intention, rather than praying for something already accomplished.
The sooner you start praying the likelier a restoration of full communion is, and there’s absolutely no reason to wait for the discussions or anything else. In fact prayers offered now will contribute to their success, and lack of them to lack thereof.Because the doctrinal discussions have not taken place yet.
The SSPX believe that the talks will be a success, that full communion will be achieved, and that the crisis in the Church will disappear if the Immaculate Heart of Mary triumphs. This Rosary Crusade is not for the SSPX alone. It is for the whole Church.The sooner you start praying the likelier a restoration of full communion is, and there’s absolutely no reason to wait for the discussions or anything else. In fact prayers offered now will contribute to their success, and lack of them to lack thereof.
Lily answered no to both.(thank you for being honest Lily :tiphatWe are so missing the point here.
Any Rosary prayed for souls or the good of the Church is not wasted. Even if one were to pray with an intention born of ignorance, sincere intent itself would deliver Our Lady her bouquet. A prayer for the fulfillment of Our Lady’s request is a prayer for peace. Even if the request has been fulfilled, would it not please Our Lady to know these Rosaries are offered by those who love Holy Mother Church enough to offer them ?
Again, even if those with devotion to Fatima are mistaken, this crusade remains a prayer for peace. Not a single Ave will be in vain.
**So please, to the naysayers I must ask
-Do you think these Rosaries prayed will build Faith in those who pray them ? Yes or No ?
-Do you have any doubt they will please Our Lady ? Yes or No ?**
Looking forward to your honest answers![]()
No, I don’t think the intention to “consecrate Russia” would please Our Lady at all. ( I have no idea how Our Lady might think, just my opinion)Lily answered no to both.(thank you for being honest Lily :tiphatAnyone else ?
Thanks for being honest. I disagree for the reasons I gave in post # 48 I think it was.No, I don’t think the intention to “consecrate Russia” would please Our Lady at all.
I have to wonder, if the Pope cannot get this one thing right, which is not (properly speaking) even a sacrament, what in the world could he do right?Regarding the consecration of Russia: There is doubt about whether this was done correctly. We know that John Paul II tried to do this and that Sr. Lucia told him that it had been achieved, but many people within the Church have reasons for doubting this.
How can anyone know that it will remove all doubt?***Therefore, I see no harm in doing another Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart. It will remove and and all doubt. ***
Is Russia part of the world ? Yes.“Enlighten especially the people whose consecration and entrusting you are **awaiting **from us.” H.H. JPII after he consecrated the world.
Perhaps that when the sspx are involved, there are things to find fault with. Just a brief look at the FAQ’s on their own website is enough to make many Catholics raise an eyebrow.Where the SSPX is involved, there is always something people will fault…
I think it’s about time that they update their FAQ website. JPII is no longer Pope, for one thing.Perhaps that when the sspx are involved, there are things to find fault with. Just a brief look at the FAQ’s on their own website is enough to make many Catholics raise an eyebrow.
True, but there are still plenty of curious ideas floating around there unrelated to JPII.I think it’s about time that they update their FAQ website. JPII is no longer Pope, for one thing.
sspx.org/sspxfaqs.htm
The JPII stuff was obviously put there before the excommunications were lifted. When you find an updated site, let us know of any “curious” ideas you find to be new. It’s too easy too bash them with old news. They have a lot more to lose now so they have to be on better behavior.True, but there are still plenty of curious ideas floating around there unrelated to JPII.
So, it was ok to have out-of-left-field opinions on the Church and her positions when John Paul II was pope, but now that he isn’t we shouldn’t judge them based on their own “old news?” It’s their official site; the burden is on them to post “new” news. Leopards have to want to change their spots before it can happen…The JPII stuff was obviously put there before the excommunications were lifted. When you find an updated site, let us know of any “curious” ideas you find to be new. It’s too easy too bash them with old news. They have a lot more to lose now so they have to be on better behavior.
How did they find the time to update question # 10? True, it isn’t up to date to “RIGHT NOW” but it has been updated since JPII has passed & after BXVI issued his motu proprio, Summorum Pontificum (7-7-07).I think it’s about time that they update their FAQ website. JPII is no longer Pope, for one thing.
sspx.org/sspxfaqs.htm