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Our Office of Divine Worship explains why the faithful should refrain from extending their hands during the Our Father at Mass:
"Further, the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, states that “no other person, even if he be a priest, may add, remove, or change anything in the liturgy on his own authority.” (SC 22.3) Since the GIRM is very specific that the priest is instructed by the GIRM (152) to extend his hands when he prays the Lord’s Prayer, for the deacons or the laity to extend their hands would be adding to the liturgy. Therefore, the practice of the lay faithful extending their hands (or holding hands) during the Our Father should not be done."
Read more: archdpdx.org/news/divine-wor…
Michael Knowles retweeted
Christ loves us as we are, but His love is too great to leave us prisoners of sin, of what destroys us. The fire He came to bring has the power to break our chains and restore our freedom to love. There are wounds to be healed, failings to be acknowledged, and, whenever possible, wrongs to be made right. Allow Christ to transform you. #ApostolicJourney #Argentina
Michael Knowles retweeted
It's basically just because crazy Andrea Grillo hated us so much he found a vessel through Roche and Francis.
Summorum Pontificum was the perfect solution, and no wonder, since it was the fruit of decades of reflection of the brightest man to occupy the throne of Peter in the past couple of centuries, Joseph Ratzinger.
Archbishop Broglio on the Latin Mass – “someone told me that Traditionis Custodes was a solution in search of a problem”
The former @USCCB president & current ordinary of @MilArchUSA called for wider availability of the old rite:
“I believe it’s not necessary to stifle this desire to worship God in this way.”
Details on @CatholicHerald via @tribuchretienne
Michael Knowles retweeted
Young Argentinians tell the Pope that they want the Traditional Mass.
Today, on the streets of Buenos Aires, along the route of the Popemobile, there was a banner that read: “Los jovenes queremos Misa Tradicional”.
This is becoming increasingly obvious. Only those who do not want to see it fail to do so.
Michael Knowles retweeted
Cannot repeat this enough.
Only 15% of Hispanics said immigration was their top issue.
And the GOP won 61% of their vote .
In an election where we suffered a historic wipeout.
Immigration remains the GOP's best issue with virtually ALL major voting groups.
Michael Knowles retweeted
I’m trying to be a nicer person, and then I go online and hear that someone just destroyed the bones of Santa Claus
If the 2028 Republican primary were held today, who would you vote for?
23%Chuck Grassley
77%see results
2,534 votes • Final results Michael Knowles retweeted
Donald Trump has been a candidate for President or sitting President longer than Napoleon was Emperor of France
Michael Knowles retweeted
The local Wisconsin brewery that just offered to sponsor Jennifer Welch after 25 others have cut ties with her, is the same company that pledged to give out free beer if President Trump is assassinated.
You can't make this stuff up.
Jennifer Welch says her advertisers were "harassed" into dropping the show.
"Sadly, some of the advertisers have caved. But we still have other advertisers, and we're still standing."
Little companies are apparently stepping in to try to save them.
They read a message from a brewery in Wisconsin that called Charlie Kirk "an awful human being" and wanted to help sponsor the show.
Welch called that "so sweet," then did a shout out for the company for free.
At last count, around 30 sponsors have dropped the podcast.
It's not because they were harassed. It's because these women are toxic.
But hey if you're a little company, just drop these hateful hags a message bashing Charlie. Maybe that'll get you a free ad read.
"You can surpass Reagan's legacy [by giving amnesty to even more illegals]."
No thanks!
Well done, Mr. President!
What you described on 60 Minutes is what the Dignity Act is all about.
A Republican-led immigration bill with BIPARTISAN support.
“Get the killers out.” You said it. ABSOLUTELY!
You said it: Keep “good people working in a landscaping company, or working in a hotel” who have been contributing to America for years.
You said it: Those who have been here for 10 or 15 years: “Work a deal for them.”
That’s the core of the Dignity legislation.
Immigration is not just border security. It’s about the ECONOMY and AFFORDABILITY: housing, groceries, healthcare, manufacturing.
Mr. President, I have said it repeatedly. YOU can bring Republicans and Democrats together to finally fix our broken immigration system.
A 40-year problem.
You can surpass Reagan’s legacy by delivering a historic immigration reform.
This is your moment.
Crone Jennifer Welch has reportedly lost $7.6 million for cackling on air at Charlie's murder. That is a good start.
Here are the phone numbers of her two remaining advertisers:
• Article: 1-888-746-3455
• Quince: 1-888-618-9322
Michael Knowles retweeted
He will be fine. It’s not like he did something unforgivable like insult what he thought was a white woman (who he found out was half black the next day) or anything like that.
Michael Knowles retweeted
STATEMENT FROM THE KIRK FAMILY:
Today's decision to delay the trial of the man accused of murdering our beloved Charlie until at least June 2028, is deeply disappointing. While nothing will restore the time we have lost with Charlie, every additional day without justice prolongs our family's pain and forces us to wait even longer for accountability.
As we continue down this difficult road, we remain deeply grateful for the love, prayers, and support that have sustained our family through these painful months.
Hinchcliffe might have used it, but it's an old joke. First time I heard it was many years ago when a Catholic priest referred to Martin Luther.
I knew Dave Chappelle’s Charlie Kirk line here sounded familiar.
He appears to be mimicking Tony Hinchcliffe’s viral George Floyd joke from the Kevin Hart roast.
Chappelle: “I’m sure Charlie Kirk is looking up at us right now laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”
Hinchcliffe: “Right now George Floyd is looking up at us all laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”