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It seems every few years, a fresh wave of concern ripples through the Catholic Faithful concerning the SSPX. Are they schismatic? Do they have a legitimate jurisdiction within the Catholic Church? Can one attend their Masses, Confessions, get married, and receive Confirmation at their chapels without fear of sin?

What about their controversial opinions, such as their stance on the New Mass?

In short, why does the SSPX do what it does – and how does it have the authority to do what it does?

We’ll take a deep dive into all these questions over the next two and half hours with the District Superior of Canada, Fr. David Sherry. So if you have questions about the SSPX, here’s your place to start.

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Living a life as a good Catholic father and husband involves integrating faith into every aspect of one's life, including relationships and family. Here are some principles that a devout Catholic man might follow:

Prayer and Spiritual Growth: A good Catholic man prioritizes prayer and spiritual growth, both individually and as a family. Daily prayer, reading scripture, and participating in the sacraments, particularly the Eucharist and Reconciliation, are essential for nourishing one's faith.

Leading by Example: As the head of the household, a Catholic father and husband should lead by example in living out the teachings of the Church. This includes displaying virtues such as love, patience, kindness, and humility in interactions with his family.

Fidelity and Commitment: A Catholic husband is called to be faithful and committed to his wife, honoring the sacrament of marriage as a lifelong covenant. This involves mutual respect, communication, and support, as well as a willingness to work through challenges together.

Nurturing Children in the Faith: A good Catholic father takes an active role in the spiritual upbringing of his children. This includes teaching them about the Catholic faith, participating in religious education programs, and setting a positive example of Christian living.

Service and Charity: Following the example of Jesus Christ, a Catholic man is called to serve others with love and compassion. This may involve involvement in parish ministries, volunteering in the community, and supporting charitable causes that align with Catholic values.

Seeking Guidance and Support: A Catholic husband and father recognizes the importance of seeking guidance and support from spiritual mentors, such as priests or fellow Catholic men's groups, to grow in his faith and navigate challenges in family life.

Practicing Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Conflict and misunderstandings are inevitable in any relationship, but a Catholic man strives to practice forgiveness and seek reconciliation when conflicts arise. This requires humility, empathy, and a commitment to healing and restoring relationships.

Providing for the Family: While providing materially for the family is important, a good Catholic husband understands that spiritual and emotional support are equally vital. He prioritizes spending quality time with his family, nurturing strong bonds and fostering a loving, Christ-centered home environment.

By following these principles and striving to live according to the teachings of the Catholic Church, a Catholic man can fulfill his vocation as a father and husband in a way that honors God and strengthens his family's faith.

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I Pray the God will make Cardinal Sarah the next Pope!

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In this edition of the Underground, Michael presents a tour de force on the Doctrine of the Social Kingship of Jesus Christ. Responding to the avalanche of attacks on political commentator Candace Owens – fired from the Daily Wire for proclaiming Christ King – Michael addresses all the arguments, including those based on the canard that when Christ said to Pilate “my kingdom is not of this world, He was in fact rejecting His own sovereignty over nations and individuals. This, according to Michael, is heresy and it is also exactly why the scourges of abortion and same sex “marriage” are now the law of our land. “This may be the most important video I have ever produced, given that it addresses a matter of grave urgency for all men and women, regardless of their religious affiliation. Especially in Holy Week, that ‘we have no king but Caesar’ should find its way onto the lips of conservative Catholic commentators provides a teaching moment on the casual apostasy that has inflicted the Catholic Church and is throwing the entire world into diabolical chaos.” - Michael J. Matt

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Great short summary by Mark Dice.