Major Catechism of Saint Pius x – On the Circumcision of the Lord.

12 D. What a feast the Circumcision of the Lord is?
R. The Circumcision of the Lord is the feast established to celebrate the memory of the blood shed by Jesus Christ in the first days of his life.
13 D. What was circumcision in the ancient law?
R. Circumcision in ancient law was a rite instituted by the Lord, to mark those who belonged to the people of God, and to distinguish them from the unfaithful people.

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Indulgences for the deceased

_57-7INDULGENCIES PER I DEAD

Conditions for Plenary Indulgence [abbreviation: CC]
1 – Carry out the prescribed work, con the intention (at least habitual and general) to gain indulgence.
2Confession (also in the week preceding or following the prescribed work) and communion (the day before or the week following the prescribed work).
3 – Visit, if requested, of a church or public oratory; it can be done dal noon of the previous day.
4 – Pray in any way, according to intentions of the SS. Pontiffs, Meaning what:

Exaltation of Faith

Eradication of heresies

Conversion of sinners

Peace among Christian princes

5 – Be in a state of grace. Read More

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I.M.B.C.: I video delle conferenze contro il '68 di don Francesco Ricossa

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Modena, 20/10/2018, XIII day for the social kingship of Christ, study seminar: “I will not serve: '68 against the principle of authority".
The foundations of the new family law: against the father's authority
Human life from contraception: the desistance of authority" Part I
Human life from contraception: the desistance of authority" Part II

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Saint Francis of Assisi and Msgr. Umberto Benigni

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Reprint of the “Social History of the Church” by Msgr. Umberto Benigni edited by the Centro Librario Sodalitium:

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Federici Studies Center: two pilgrimages and two conferences

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8 September 2018: pilgrimage to the Holy Face of Manoppello (PE)
28-29-30 September 2018: pilgrimage to Lourdes
Modena, 20/10/2018: “I will not serve: '68 against the principle of authority"
Milano, 17/11/2018: “All Saints… From “Saint” John XXIII to “Saint” Paul VI, or the canonization of the Second Vatican Council"

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Long live Saint Pius!

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Although not adhering to the Cassiciacum Thesis, as widely known, the Christus Rex Circle shares and recognizes itself in the observations of this article in every anti-modernist statement
Giuseppe Federici Study Center – For a new onset
Press release no. 63/18 of the 3 September 2018, Saint Pius X
We celebrate the feast of Saint Pius (n. 69, July 2018), which indicates the anti-modernist doctrinal line to follow in order to remain faithful to the teaching of the holy pontiff.
Editorial of the Sodalitium magazine, n. 69 July 2018
“The hiatus between the statements of the 19th century Popes and the new vision that begins with Pacem in Terris is evident and there has been much debate about it. It also lies at the heart of Lefebvre and his followers' opposition to the Council.". It is not the first time that Joseph Ratzinger expresses his opinion on the irreconcilability between the teaching of the Church (“the statements of the Popes of the 19th century”) and the modern one (O human dignity - come who - Peace on earth): we have already talked about it in relation to his greeting speech to the Roman Curia of 22 December 2005, his Membership no. 59, pp. 41-43. The hiatus (in the figurative sense of “interruption”, “solution of continuity”) it is therefore "evident", that is, immediately and totally comprehensible.

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E' online the no. 69 of the Sodalitium magazine, dell'I.M.B.C. (Istituto Mater Boni Consilii)

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The no. is online. 69 of the magazine “Sodalitium”:
Book news: “The shame of tradition”

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Of the feast of Saints Peter and Paul


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Major Catechism of Saint Pius, and in particular of Saints Peter and Paul.
194 D. Who were the Apostles?
R. The Apostles were disciples of Jesus Christ chosen by Him to be witnesses of his preaching and his miracles, custodians of his doctrine, invested with his authority, and sent to proclaim the Gospel to all people.
195 D. What was the fruit of the Apostles' preaching?
R. The fruit of the Apostles' preaching was the destruction of idolatry, and the establishment of the Christian religion.
196 D. By what means did the Apostles induce the nations to embrace the Christian religion?
R. The Apostles induced the nations to embrace the Christian religion by confirming the divinity of the doctrine they preached with the power of miracles, with the sanctity of life, and finally with constancy in suffering, and by giving his life itself for it.
197 D. Because the feast of Saints Peter and Paul is celebrated with greater solemnity?
R. The feast of Saints Peter and Paul is celebrated with greater solemnity, because they are the princes of the Apostles.
198 D. Why Saints Peter and Paul are called princes of the Apostles?
R. Saints Peter and Paul are called princes of the Apostles, because S. Peter was specially elected by Jesus Christ as head of the Apostles and of the whole Church, e S. Paul worked harder than anyone to preach the Gospel and convert the Gentiles.
199 D. Where he had S. Peter his seat?
R. S. Peter first had his seat in Antioch, then he moved it and settled it in Rome, then capital of the Roman Empire, and in Rome he ended the long and painful travails of his apostolate with a glorious martyrdom. Read More

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