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Fr. Ripperger on SSPX

82K views · Jun 24, 2026 · News & Politics

Timothy Gordon

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@RulesForRetrogrades · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned
Dear pro-SSPX, My and Father Ripperger's point is very simple: a Church-wide ("pan") emergency in relation to the Sacraments is when you CANNOT receive them under any specification (like during COVID). It does NOT mean the Church will declare an emergency upon Herself when Sacraments are available to Catholics (but only in the post-conciliar novus order form). We are sympathetic to the SSPX position, but the Sacraments are available (albeit in a way many--including myself--don't prefer). A Catholic cannot, therefore, disobey the Holy Father and call their OWN state-of-emergency. Suffering is holy. Disobedience is not. Thanks for watching and for your comments.
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@yeshua1st · 3 months ago
Lord have mercy on us and on the whole world
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@drirene57 · 3 months ago
✝✝✝Just as more and more people are waking up to how corrupt, and even satanic, our politicians are, more and more Catholics are realizing the same applies to The Church hierarchy. ✝✝✝
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@marystadeck1090 · 3 months ago
So many cardinals and Bishops are not obedient to church doctrine  these days they want to "update " doctrines to follow modernity which is heresy...God never changes...
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@montecarloss305 · 3 months ago
When we see what the last handful of popes have given passive permission for, it's hard to fault the SSPX in making the case for emergency.
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@etc3776 · 3 months ago
The crisis (or the state of emergency) is that ordinary Catholics are deprived of sound Catholic doctrine, which leads to the loss of faith. Without the faith, there is a danger of losing one's salvation. There is no greater danger than the loss of one's soul.
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@kewpified · 3 months ago
My archbishop, in full communion with Rome, is openly engaging in Universalism and attacking the faithful. Instead of writing Rome to have more priests sent here, or even missionaries priests assigned here, he is 'restructuring' the diocese.  Placing one priest in charge of three thousand parishioners, ending daily masses, closing churches that our great, great grandparents built and survived two world wars and the depression.  Already two catholic churches were sold to become Mosques which violates canon law because it harms the faithful and relegates it to profane use. I wish there was more SSPX by me because I would go there in a heartbeat.
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@Little_Red_Ryder · 3 months ago
The fact that people like Jimmy Martin and the German bishops get to celebrate pride month and how Leo says "morality should not revolve around sexual matters." When our lady of Fatima clearly said more people fall into hell for sins of the flesh above all other sins, proves that there is a clear state of emergency in the church and proves the SSPX right.
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@thereasonableman2424 · 3 months ago
I also just realized something. Given that Fr. Ripperger talks about things being so bad, that because of our sins we merit bad priests, bad leaders and bad popes as a kind of chastisement and that physical chastisement may very well be near. How can he argue against there being a crisis in the Church, and thus a state of necessity?
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@zayneverestfrancis · 3 months ago
I absolutely love fr ripperger. My concern with following this line of logic is that if we say we can’t determine whether the Church is in a crisis because there’s no universally accepted definition of “crisis,” then by the same reasoning we couldn’t determine whether many actions or situations are evil, unjust, or disordered unless a formal definition had first been established. In practice, we regularly recognize realities by their characteristics and effects, even when their precise boundaries are debated. We may disagree on the exact definition of a “crisis,” but that doesn’t mean we are incapable of judging whether widespread confusion, doctrinal dissent, liturgical abuses, declining belief, or moral corruption constitute a serious problem within the Church. A lack of a perfectly defined term does not prevent rational judgment about the reality being described.
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@ninthcrusade4871 · 3 months ago
What is a state of emergency? When the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy through their own action or inactions foment the loss of souls. It is really that simple.
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@billk123 · 3 months ago
Part of the crisis is the promotion of everything LGBT by the bishops.  They only promote the worst.  We need bishops that hold traditional values.
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