>>192093, >>192094, >>192095, >>192096, >>192097, >>192098, >>192099, >>192100, >>192101, >>192102, >>192103, >>192104, >>192105, >>192106, >>192107, >>192108, >>192109, >>192110, >>192111, >>192112, >>192113, >>192114, >>192115, >>192116, >>192117, >>192118, >>192119
“I think Benedict XVI also demonstrated on that occasion a deeply humble and democratic attitude,” the cardinal continued, recalling the 2007 decision. “He wanted to ensure the widest possible dissemination, so that the people of God could decide for themselves, over the decades, which form of living out the faith best suited them. All of this, however, was nullified by Traditionis Custodes, while the pope emeritus was still alive.”
“That did not seem to me a decision that was either sensible or respectful,” Sarah explained. “But Benedict XVI, a man as gentle as a lamb, allowed himself to be humiliated and thus offered his suffering to God in silence and prayer, so as to better identify with Christ’s pain for his Church and to purify it.”
Sarah said that “access to ritual forms that have been recognized and in existence for centuries must never be artificially restricted by means of decrees. If a rite did not serve the faith, it would disappear on its own; if, conversely, it preserves and fosters the faith, we must by no means restrict it, for in doing so we would be restricting the very preservation and spread of the faith.”
More:
https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/europe/the-church-cannot-declare-war-on-latin-mass-devotees-cardinal-robert-sarah-says
https://x.com/EWTNews/status/2094848098027606319

Father V @father_rmv - Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos was born on July 29, 1962, in Barbacena, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, to José Mendes Campos and Helena Mrad Campos. Her mother came from a Lebanese Maronite family, and the household was devoutly Catholic, active in the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. Isabel was baptized on the feast of the Assumption, confirmed as a small child, and received her First Communion at a school run by the Daughters of Charity. From adolescence she volunteered with the Vincentians, visiting the poor, the elderly, and children, a concern that later shaped her ambition to become a pediatrician so she could care for those most in need.
She led an ordinary young life of studies, friendships, and even a brief engagement, yet she was known for frequent Mass, Eucharistic adoration, and a quiet fidelity to prayer. In 1982 she moved to Juiz de Fora with her brother Paulo Roberto to prepare for medical school. The family bought a modest apartment, and on September 1 a workman who had come to assemble a wardrobe returned and attempted to rape her. Isabel fought him, clinging to her rosary. He struck her with a chair, bound and gagged her, tore her clothes, and when she still refused he stabbed her fifteen times. She died at twenty, her virginity intact.
The manner of her death, together with the integrity of her life, led the Church to recognize her as a martyr who died in defense of her dignity and the virtue of chastity. The cause opened in 2001; Pope Francis declared her a martyr in 2020; and she was beatified in her hometown on December 10, 2022. She is remembered as the first martyr of Minas Gerais and is invoked as a patron of university students. Her feast is kept on the anniversary of her death.
https://x.com/father_rmv/status/2094847764848890064

Florida’s Voice @FLVoiceNews - Video: BREAKING: Gov. Ron DeSantis endorses Trump-backed Byron Donalds for Florida governor, and calls on voters to storm the polls and vote red
@RonDeSantis: "Apathy is our enemy."
https://x.com/FLVoiceNews/status/2094959389819998428