Great analysis of the horrible act of anarchy :the Occupy Wall Street Movement

Image by Getty Images via @daylifeIgnoring the progressivist potential
( quote via Tradition in Action )
In an attempt to capitalize on the general economic dissatisfaction, Pope Benedict XVI launched his Encyclical Caritas in veritate in 2009, telling the nations to abandon Capitalism and unite under a global socialist government. In case this appeal were disregarded, the pontifical document encouraged class struggle against the capitalist establishment.

On October 24 the Vatican was the first international authority to send a message of encouragement to OM. In it, the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace echoed Benedict’s encyclical, asking once again for the end of Capitalism and for a “central world bank” to regulate international finances in order to establish a global “common brotherhood.”
Along the same lines, representatives of the Catholic Church in America are doing whatever they can to sabotage the bank system. For example, in its article “Faithful take money out of big banks to protest corporate greed,” National Catholic Reporter lists several Catholic institutions in Northern California that are exiting the bank system to invest in small communitarian economic cells. (NCR, October 28, 2011, p. 9)
The entire progressivist wing of the Catholic Church is eager to support OM as much as it can. Once again, the OM’s inspirer so far has not shown the ability to take advantage of this enormous potential.

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Bugnini

“We must strip from our Catholic prayers and from the Catholic liturgy everything which can be the shadow of a stumbling block for our separated brethren that is for the Prostestants.” 

- "Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, main author of the New Mass, L'Osservatore Romano, March 19, 1965

Once more about "Lefebrians" .. actually about the Remnant

Very incisive attack against SSPX's leader ... written by one of Vatican 2 Insider columnist Andrea Torniell
Quote:
During his homily on 8 December, Fellay said “the spirit of the world has entered the Church. So we are not just up against external enemies but against a non Catholic spirit that has wormed its way into the Church. This change, this spirit’s intrusion into the Church, became apparent after the Second Vatican Council. It is a great mystery; it is as if the devil had stepped foot inside a sanctuary. One shudders at the thought.” It is like an illness - the bishop went on to say – that has invaded a person’s body.” According to the Society’s Superior, the point has come where “the extent of the problem has become apparent.” And “one has to admit that Rome has made an effort with regards to us.” “But if Rome tells us to accept anyway, we simply cannot.” The Lefebvrian bishop therefore, affirmed that the Church’s problem is not the Society’s dissent, but the existence of a non Catholic spirit that has made its way into the Church.

Vatican Insider

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Bon Ton for good parishioner - Vatican Insider

We all know that communion in hand is nothing than a Sacrilege .
Even so one of the Vatican (2) - newspapers : Vatican Insider is posting with with nonchalance ( in a totally heretic way )
Quote:
"The “catholically correct” faithful contributes to the activities of the parish community.
Supports any restoration of the parish environment so that what the ancestors have left is not lost.
Communion can be made by receiving the Eucharist directly into the mouth or on the hand.
In this case, the left hand should be placed above the right and, once the Eucharist is received, the faithful must pull to one side and then take the consecrated Bread with the right hand and bring it to the mouth. "

Bon Ton for good parishioner - Vatican Insider

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Labour/ endure hardships like a good soldier of Jesus Christ" (2 Timothy 2:3).

In a.d. 61, while under house arrest in Rome, Paul tried to steady the Ephesian church for the tough years ahead; a time when, as he had already warned, they would have to carry on without him (Acts 20:17-28).

Materialism, commercialism, a cynical sensuality—these constantly threatened the faith of Paul’s converts at Ephesus. Religious deception was rife. How could Paul rally the church to carry on their spiritual battle without him? Near the end of his letter to the Ephesians, the Holy Spirit filled Paul with a stirring word picture drawn from Paul’s prison experience.

We can almost see the creative fires burning inside Paul as he neared the end of his letter. "Put on the full armor of God," Paul concluded, "so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes" (Ephesians 6:10-11). "The Roman soldier has his armor," Paul was saying, "so does the true Christian."

With the armor of God we can brace ourselves for the battles we will face in our Christian lives (1 Timothy 6:12). We, like the Ephesians, are up against Satan’s wiles. But we, like them, will win!

Second Corinthians 4:4 exposes Satan as the "god of this age." It’s no stretch to see what Paul means in Ephesians 6:12: "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."

Soldiers who have been briefed by their commander-in-chief are on spiritual alert. They expect battle! That is why Paul counseled young Timothy: "Endure hardship with us like a good soldier of Jesus Christ" (2 Timothy 2:3).