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Bishop Strickland boldly defends the Catholic faith against heresy, fulfilling his duty like St. Basil. His commitment to preserving truth amid persecution will be honored in the future.

If praying the rosary in Latin is difficult, praying in your native language is perfectly fine. The key is daily prayer, with focus and attention being more important than the language used.

We must verify claims, like Pope Francis having a breviary picture of Judas, before spreading them. The Church has no official teaching on Judas' fate, though Scripture suggests his eternal condemnation, as stated by Jesus and Peter.

Travel to find a good spiritual director or exorcist for guidance. Make a general confession to purify yourself, forgive others, release resentment, and pray the Saint Michael prayer. Practice charity, love, and consult an exorcist if necessary.

The Church upholds Pope Pius X's teachings on sacred music, emphasizing holiness in both melody and instruments. The guitar, linked to informality, is unsuitable for Mass, with preference for the organ or singing without instruments.

The Novus Ordo is valid, and the priest consecrates validly if they follow the liturgical books. So, it is valid, with no doubt about the same presence.

The Apostles' and Nicene Creeds express essential truths of salvation, including the Incarnation, Christ’s salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and the Holy Trinity. The Nicene Creed refuted Arian heresy, and later professions affirmed these key doctrines.

Reading parts of the Latin Mass with children helps them learn key prayers like the Kyrie and Sanctus. Teaching these from childhood allows them to remember and join in Latin prayers throughout their lives.

The bishop's actions undermine Catholic truth by suggesting equality between Protestant ministers and priests. Protestant ministers lack authority to bless Holy Water, and a better approach is using the Blessed Sacrament.

Evangelizing aims to reconnect lapsed Catholics by simplifying catechisms, discussing Apologetics, showcasing saints' lives, and providing understanding tools, while emphasizing prayer for their illumination and return to faith.

There’s no official Catholic teaching on raptures or apocalypses. Scripture indicates the elect will endure trials, which will be shortened, but not avoided. Suffering is accepted as penance and reparation for sin.

Assessing injustices involving bishops and priests requires careful scrutiny. Priests can appeal to Rome under canon law and may consider civil court, but should ultimately accept suffering in faith for sanctification.

Husbands should respect their wives' personal spiritual practices, like wearing a scapular, without exerting control. Tolerance and understanding should guide their relationship, rather than misuse of power.

Sundays should prioritize rest and worship, allowing light, necessary tasks like baby laundry. Heavy work is discouraged, while manageable intellectual activities can promote reflection without leading to fatigue.

Bishop Athanasius Schneider criticizes Pope Francis for allowing lay participation in Synod votes, claiming it blurs the distinction between the Magisterium and laity. He argues this reflects Protestant equality and undermines Church hierarchy.