by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
The clergy of the Catholic Church are required daily to pray the Divine Office. But I ask them, to pray it not just SAY it. And if you do, you will find light for your way.
One lay woman is doing that, and I cite this case as an example to you all. She read Pslam 118, and stopped at verse 165, and she meditated on it. This is the fruit of her meditation….
Much peace have they that love Thy law, and to them there is no stumbling block.
Exactly. You notice how people rooted in the Law are not having any crises of faith, not questioning or even trying to declare “wrong” 2000 years of church history and teaching, not calling God names, or blaspheming Him, not raging at people and declaring them “schismatics” for not submitting to a man they freely describe as “a type of Antichrist”, not flailing in their own illogic by insisting that Antipope Bergoglio is simultaneously the standard and principal of unity AND a vector of schism, that Antipope Bergoglio is simultaneously Christ’s Vicar AND a “type of Antichrist”.
She is referring to us Catholics who follow canon law. And you might want to read the rest of her meditation here.
Such a beautiful, clear, succinct and truthful meditation! Jesus said: “Woe to the world because of its stumbling blocks! For it is inevitable that stumbling blocks come; but woe to THAT MAN through whom the stumbling block comes!” (Mt 18:7)
Excellent balanced perspective. Good and bad exist together, the wheat and the chaff. Always has been, always will be.
The important thing is to distinguish between them and set ourselves in pursuit of the wheat which maintains life and reject the chaff of lies which brings death. Bergoglio and his allies are a passing phenomenon good only for helping us to distinguish good from bad.
Let us thank God for this opportunity and pray for Bergoglio, his co-horts, Catholics and mankind that they will awaken to the truth and act accordingly.