Posted in Paintings, Pictures, tagged Cardinal, Catholic Images, Catholic Pictures, Christianity, Papal Pictures, Pope, Popish, Religion, Roman Cardinal, Roman Catholic, Roman Church, Roman Curia, Romanism, Second Vatican Council, Traditional Catholic Pictures, Vatican II on September 26, 2008| 8 Comments »
Hail, O Rome,
Eternal abode of memories;
A thousand palms and a thousand altars
Sing your praises.
O city of the Apostles,
Mother and guide of the elect,
Light of the nations,
And hope of the world!
Hail, O Rome!
Your light will never fade;
The splendour of your beauty
Disperses hatred and shame.
O city of the Apostles,
Mother and guide of the elect,
Light of the nations,
And hope of the world! Pontifical Hymn
Posted in Pictures, tagged Catholic Pictures, Papal Guards, Pope, Roman Church, Romanism, Swiss Guards, Traditional Catholic Pictures on August 12, 2008| 3 Comments »
Modern, well-educated Swiss young men wear the traditional Renaissance uniform. They have, in common with the mercenaries of the 16th century, the firm conviction that the Church of Jesus Christ and the Successor of Peter deserve, indeed require, them to commit themselves to “if necessary, give up their own lives”. (Opening sentence from the official Swiss Guard website)
Posted in Pictures, tagged Add new tag, Cappa Magna, Cardinal, Cardinal Roncalli, Catholic Tradition, Church of Rome, Pope John XXIII, Prince of the Blood, Prince of the Church, Roman Cardinal, Roman Church, Romanism, Traditional Catholic on July 21, 2008| 11 Comments »
Until late in the Middle Ages the title of cardinal was given to prominent priests of important churches, e.g., at Constantinople, Milan, Ravenna, Naples, Sens, Trier, Magdeburg, and Cologne. In keeping with this custom we find the term Cardinalis applied at Rome from the end of the fifth century to priests permanently attached to the (twenty-five to twenty-eight) Roman tituli, or quasi-parishes (quasi diæceses), belonging to the church of the Bishop of Rome, the pope;therefore to the Cardo ecclesia par excellence in which tituli the Sacraments of Baptism and Penance were administered, and which were also often called tituli cardinales. In the course of time and according as the papal headship of the Church manifested itself more and more, the volume of ecclesiastical and temporal business increased greatly at Rome, in consequence of which the popes called in neighbouring bishops to represent them at episcopal functions and to aid them with their counsel. They also followed the custom, widespread in the early medieval period, of dealing with the important questions in synodal meetings. (New Advent Article on the history of Cardinals)
Posted in Humor, Opinion, Pictures, tagged Bishop, Carried Chair, Catholic Teaching, Papal Traditions, Papist, Petrine, Pope Pius XII, Popish, Romanism, Romish, Sedia Gestatoria, St. Peter, Traditional Catholic on April 22, 2008| 9 Comments »
Oh, those silly trads wanting to restore the Sedia Gestatoria..Don’t they know it’s old-fashioned, and stupid? It’s just so…so…Romish, so particular! Don’t they know it causes ecumenical problems with our seperated Eastern Brethren? How it elevates the Bishop of Rome!
Whoa! wait, hold on a minute, these fellas don’t look like the Bishop of Rome (the hot pink vestments are a dead give away). These pics are from Episcopal Consecrations of Syrian, and Malankar Bishops. Is there a possibility there is an ancient link with the custom of the Bishop of Rome being carried on his day of Coronation? A common custom of the early Church ?
Posted in Paintings, Pictures, tagged Papacy, Papist, Pope, Roman Catholic, Romanism, Romish, St. Peter, Traditional Catholic, Traditional Catholic Pictures on February 28, 2008| 7 Comments »
O Rome immortal, city of martyrs and saints,
O immortal Rome, accept our praises.
Glory in the heavens to God our Lord
And peace to men who love Christ!…..
Posted in Paintings, Pictures, tagged Church of Rome, Jesus Christ, Papacy, Papal Sculpture, Papal Tiara, Romanism, Scripture Quote, Son of God, St. Peter, St. Peters Basilica on January 17, 2008| 1 Comment »
Jesus saith to them: But whom do you say that I am?
Simon Peter answered and said: Thou art Christ, the Son of the living God. And Jesus answering, said to him: Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-Jona: because flesh and blood hath not revealed it to thee, but my Father who is in heaven. And I say to thee: That thou art Peter; and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. And I will give to thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven. And whatsoever thou shalt bind upon earth, it shall be bound also in heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose upon earth, it shall be loosed also in heaven. (Matt 16:15)
Posted in Pictures, tagged Church of Rome, Papist, Popish, Protestant, Roman Catholic, Roman Church, Romanism, Romish on October 22, 2007| 7 Comments »
Romanism! XI: Probably the last Romanism! Post 😦 (See the rest).
Death of Benedict XV
Celebration of Concordat between Vatican & Italy
Archbishop Aloysius Wycislo
Archbishop of Westminster HG Williams
Monsignor Ferroni at Vat II
2 shown above are of the Funeral of Cardinal Muench (1962)
Hallowedground 