Christ the King of What or Whom?
As the post below points out, today is the Feast of Christ the King. In the post Conciliar Church the doctrine of the Feast has been seriously weakened from that which our Holy Father, Pius XI, of pious memory taught in his Encyclical Quas primas, introducing the Feast. The NO Liturgy makes it clear that Christ is to reign as King in our hearts, but His Holiness insisted that He was also to reign as King over our families, our schools, our societies and our States. What he taught was that Christ rules by right and should rule in fact over all God's creation. This is the Doctrine of the Catholic Church, no matter what the NO Liturgy seems to imply. It is the duty of every Catholic to use all legitimate means in his power to bring about this Social Reign of our Lord Jesus Christ the King!
posted by Jovan-Marya Weismiller, T.O.Carm. @ 21:59
3 Comments:
Christ does rule "in fact".
He has two ways of ruling, plan A or plan B.
As Cardinal Pie of Poitier put it,
he can rule either by the blessings attached to serving and obeying him
or
by the chastisements attached to rejecting and disbeying him.
-- Fr PJM
Father,
Thank you for your comment. You are right, of course. His Eminence has always been a favourite of mine!
I bet we'll recognize "plan A" soon enough. I can easily see the signs of the NO collapsing from its own faults.
Take the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary ( www.catholicism.org , an order I wish to join as a religious brother after college). It's a small, traditionalist order founded in 1949, and
in the last six months, their Richmond, NH monastery/convent
EXPANDED BY 50% IN VOCATIONS!!!
Copy that, modernists! Because of their intrinsic appeal, tight knit community, and the large size of traditionalist families, their community is self-sustaining and then some.
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