Traditional Catholic Priest | Three Time Taker of the Oath against Modernism | All for Jesus, All through Mary
God's Country, Arkansas
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Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
Before the Bible, the Church fathers referenced "the book of nature," which referred to God's revelation found in His beautiful creation.
If you go outside, His creation still shows His glory.
Despite the chaos of mankind, the maples still turn beautiful gold & orange.
The sun rises on time every day.
The sun sets at God's appointed predictable time.
The sun, stars, and moon will be there at predictable locations in the sky.
God is everywhere in creation, our solace in chaotic times.
God holds the world together even when sin tries to break it apart.
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
"Hatred obscures all distinctions" -C.S. Lewis
This is an inverted formulation of the old "man of good will".
I'm certain we'll all be surprised at the general judgment, and for those on the side of the angels, there'll be much folly to laugh at, our own, and that of others, but none so much as how many people genuinely think they're going to do good on social media. The total good of social media won't be zero, but it will be close.
A reminder..
I have never seen or experienced, anything resembling the kind of arguments I see on social media, in any of the many parish communities I've been a part of. With the rare exception of people who frequent social media, and insist on bringing those arguments into the real world.
This isn't real life. This isn't akin to real life. This doesn't improve real life.
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
Well, um, if it's a truly Catholic hierarchy, then he has an obligation to obey that authority that comes from God.
If it's not the Catholic hierarchy, and is in fact a heretical sect, then sure, we can ignore it.
That's the Catholic response.
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
I will remain a sedevacantist until God deigns to give the Church a true Pope.
I believe all the truths that the Holy Catholic Church teaches and I earnestly unite myself to the Chair of St. Peter. I would rather die than separate myself from union with the Holy See. Thus, I would never betray Our Lord or the divinely instituted Office of His Vicar by submitting myself to any non-Catholic imposter pretending to the Papacy.
Thus, trusting in Our Lord's promises, and willing to suffer whatever slings and arrows may be cast at me by those who have burned incense to the Novus Ordo Religion, I live in complete peace knowing that I affirm and believe inviolate the Catholic Faith of my forefathers.
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, forever. An extended vacancy of the Holy See does not alter this fact one iota. Our Lord works on His time, not on ours. The Truths of His Church are immutable. In His Church, united to the Apostolic See, with God's grace, I intend to live and die. If I die before a true Pope is restored to the See of Peter, then so be it. God's will be done.
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
Being careful not to speak contrary to the teaching of the Church is not a purity ritual - it's called taking the Faith seriously.
Better to correctly evangelize 100 souls rather than teach a new gospel to millions.
"I warned you that I might speak against the Faith. Why are you condemning me for it?"
Good grief..
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
When leaving the SSPX in 1997, then-Fr. Robert Neville wrote a letter to his superior explaining the Catholic response to the Modernist crisis brought on by the false council Vatican II. traditionalmass.org/articles…
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
The beautiful shrine of Our Lady of Fatima erected for the Fatima Conference, now concluded. Heavenly Mother, we honor, love, and thank Thee for Thy appearances and message given at Fatima!
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
Excuse me, but shouldn't you believe, along with 'Pope' Francis, that Sedevacantism contributes to the "beautiful mosaic of contemporary christianity with its rich diversity while still founded on our shared identity as followers of Jesus Christ"? vatican.va/content/francesco…
Praying for you, Holy Father.
Dear Catholic Brothers and Sisters, Pray for the Pope, and Love the Pope. Modern Sedevacantism and aligned movements come from American Protestantism and other Such Errors that have nothing to do with our Traditional Apostolic Roman Catholic Faith. Love the Pope, Pray for his Health and long life and for the Lord God to bless his Holiness and the Holy Church through Him.
And people still argue that V2 didn't create a new religion and a new gospel...
Detroit archbishop called "sins against creation among the very serious sins."
Archbishop Weisenburger criticized Trump for cutting electric vehicle incentives and demands Catholics "cooperate" with creation to hand over a livable planet.
Silence on the real sins of abortion and the LGBT agenda.
lifesitenews.com/news/detroi…
Ok, now reverse it.
>Insane woman, kills herself
>TwitterX: that's terrible, pray for her soul
>Insane man, kills his children
>Everyone everywhere: death penalty
>Catholics: DP so he has a chance to prepare for death and save his soul
"Our society is so enlightened and advanced that we don't need the death penalty."
"In other news, here are 10 more cases of women killing their children.."
"Also, let's learn more about how we can change the law to accommodate MAP's.."
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
Ever notice how the aggression towards Sedes ramps up when the “pope” says something off.
It’s like the story of Cassandra and the Trojan horse. She warns them that the wooden horse is a trap
They ignore her and when the city falls, the survivors blame her as somehow being responsible
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
The current mode of operation seems to be: "We don't care who the Pope is, but we submit to a man in papal white (or at least think we do). We don't care if he's a heretic, and far as we're concerned he isn't, and if you say he is, good for you, that's far above my paygrade".
Fr. Timothy Geckle retweeted
"Have a habitual desire to imitate Christ in all your deeds by bringing your life into conformity with His. You must then study His life in order to know how to imitate Him and behave in all events as He would." - St. John of the Cross
