All Questions & Answers

It is an abuse of power for a bishop to mandate vaccination as a condition for office, as it's not required by canon law. Priests must follow their conscience, even if it means losing faculties, trusting God will intervene.

Schism is separation from the pope, while heresy involves doctrinal error. The "conciliar church" is false; there is one unchanging Church. Traditional communities should unite to preserve faith, liturgy, and moral life.

Praying official liturgies with Protestants promotes relativism and tolerance, which is incorrect. While private prayer and collaboration on moral issues are possible, official liturgical unity should be avoided to resist societal degradation.

The Salesian order is not necessary for salvation; faith in Christ and reverence for the Eucharist are key. If the Traditional Latin Mass is more valuable, you may seek a bishop who supports it.

The Society of St. Pius X is not in schism, as affirmed by Cardinal Ladaria and past documents. Pope Francis granted faculties for confession, and sending children to SSPX schools is acceptable if educational quality is good.

The opinions of theologians like St. Francis de Sales and St. Robert Bellarmine are not official doctrine. A Pope cannot be declared a heretic and lose his office, as this would cause confusion. The Pope’s authority is infallible on matters of faith and morals but not on non-definitive teachings. The Church is guided by divine providence.

The agreement between China and the Holy See allows recognition of bishops affiliated with the Patriotic Association, making them not in formal schism. Their sacraments are valid. Novus Ordo, Lutheran, and Anglican baptisms are valid, with Lutheran and Anglican being conditional.

I agree that the liturgy should maintain reverence and awe as a sacred act of worship. Applause or worldly expressions detract from the Mass's sanctity, which the Church has long emphasized through Scripture and tradition.

We should continually pray for our priests, offer material or financial support, and most importantly, thank them for their dedication and service to the Church. These are key ways to support our priests.

Traditional Catholic doctrine teaches that invincible ignorance, when a person unknowingly follows God’s will with good intentions, can lead to salvation. God judges based on intent and supernatural love, though, who will be saved remains unknown.

When your conscience is troubled, it signals wrongdoing. If unsure about full knowledge or pressure, it may not be a mortal sin due to limited consent, but remains imperfect. Always confess and be cautious of priests downplaying your concerns.

Be a witness of your faith through actions, not just words. Strengthen your faith with traditional catechisms and the Saints' lives. Reject the abortion-tainted vaccine, live with joy, educate your children, and pray for a true Catholic Pope.

Jesus Christ said, "Nothing is hidden that will not be revealed." The truth will be revealed, whether we are alive to witness it or not. Ultimately, the truth will always come to light.

The practice of women at the altar contradicts 2,000 years of Catholic and Oriental tradition, stemming from Protestant practices. Women represent the Church as the bride, while men fulfill priestly roles. The Church should return to traditional liturgical practices with male servers representing Christ.

Cardinal Paul Cordes shared that Pope John Paul II explained the 1984 consecration did not specifically mention Russia due to political advice. While accepted by the heavens, it was not perfect and should be prayed for properly.