Pope Pius XII

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And I believe, actually, this did happen at the election prior to the one that elected Pius XII.

Like, his...

Either Blessed Carl or his dad exercised the veto power of, like, not this guy.

And the available scientific evidence in the human genome do not in any way suggest a monogenistic origin to the human species.

However, however, as Pope Pius XII put it in his encyclical Humani Generis, he said, it's not apparent, according to the Pope, how polygenism could be reconciled with the doctrine of original sin.

All right.

Now, I want to point something out about this controversy in theology.

This one is an unbloody offering.

He's not killed in this.

So the point of the double consecration, this is what the Church teaches, this is what Pius XII taught in his encyclical Mediator Dei, the reason you have the bread and the wine to become the body and blood is to symbolize, and yes, the Pope uses that word, so don't jump down my throat when I say symbolize, is to symbolize what took place at calvary and does not take place in the mass namely the separation of his body from his blood because that's what killed him at calvary he's not dead in the mass we merely symbolize what took place at calvary namely the separation of his body and his blood thus the mass becomes and this is the language of the liturgy the memorial of what happened at calvary And you might say, well, Anders, is that really a sacrifice? If he's not actually killed in the Mass, and we're just memorializing Calvary, and he's present there substantially but alive, is it really a sacrifice? Church says, you betcha.

It's just an unbloody sacrifice.

Our Lady requested that Russia and Russia alone be consecrated to her Immaculate Heart by the Pope and all the Catholic bishops on earth.

There have been different types of consecrations, which you probably are aware of over the years, by Pius XII, John Paul II.

Francis, but what was specifically asked for on June 13th, 1929 never happened.

It still hasn't happened.

It slips artfully and mysteriously into the very blood vessels of the church.

And on August 25, while condemning the revolutionary utopia of the Ceylon, he accused it of being simply a miserable current of the great movement of apostasy organized in all countries for the establishment of a universal church having neither dogmas nor hierarchy.

Again, who could dispute that the errors condemned by St. Pius X have today spread throughout the church? Who could dispute that the modernist theologians, brushed aside and reduced to silence by Pius XII, became in the 60s the most influential advisors of the bishops, the principal experts of the council, and then its official interpreters, without ever having changed their doctrine in any way? They noisily boasted of all this to the point that in 1968, during the so-called Year of Faith, Pope Paul VI decided to suppress the oath against modernism.

Our father, he is referring to the Abbey de Nance, the founder of his religious order, is directly in line with the doctrine of St. Pius X, the great pope and great doctor of the 20th century with such profound and prophetic views when he discerns in the supreme imposture of our revolutionary theologians and our reformist pastors, the manifestation of the second beast of the apocalypse.

Through the voices of the popes, the Catholic Church proposed a vision of sport centered on the dignity of the human person, on his or her integral development, on education, and on relationships with others, highlighting its universal value as a means of promoting values such as fraternity, solidarity, and peace.

The question posed by Venerable Pius XII in a speech addressed to Italian athletes in 1945 is emblematic.

How could the Church not be interested in sport? Sporting competitions can also play an important role in fostering unity among people.

In a competition, therefore, it can be said that two people or two teams strive together for excellence.

As well as also, let me not forget, the Virgin of Revelation who appeared in 1947 at Trefontaine there in Rome.

And her message was accepted and approved by Pius XII.

Although be careful with that one because there's a really bad translation of it out in English.

You'd be able to identify it quickly because it really is just full of modernism.

We have to study the history because God works in our history.

So, The history, and we have one back there on the consecration of Crusader magazine, but in 1942, Pius XII did do a consecration, but he consecrated the world, not Russia.

That actually followed a message that our Lord gave another Portuguese seer, sometimes affectionately called the fourth seer of Fatima, Blessed Alejandrina da Costa, who really has a fascinating story, very inspiring, how she forgave those who tried to violate her and caused her to suffer so much, becoming bedridden.

how she suffered the Passion of Our Lord every Friday, how she survived without any food only on the Holy Eucharist.

So of course, if Lucy asked him about that promise, he's going to tell her the same thing he told Alejandrina.

Yes, that consecration is to shorten World War II.

And so October 31st, 1942, Pius XII does that consecration.

And there's a massive turning point that you see the end of the war in sight after that.