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Saint Pius X-Miss Me Yet?-1

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Steve Phoenix
Steve Phoenix
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 12:02am

Truly bizarre. The first 15 seconds of the video I spent trying to figure out entirely what was transpiring.

Also: Since Vatican II, altars have radically changed in design, but this “table of sacrifice” is bizarre-cubed.

DJH
DJH
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 5:25am

How is the Byzantine Catholic Church not growing by leaps and bounds in the West??

Ezabelle
Ezabelle
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 6:54am

Firstly, doesn’t the Altar have to be a fixed table made of solid material (like stone)? Secondly, shouldn’t it be consecrated by a Bishop? And thirdly, how can that flimsy mound of dirt act as a bunker to hide under when Our Lord comes looking for them at his Second Coming. All the luck to them cause they are going to need it..

Frank
Frank
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 6:59am

DJH- I can only speculate that they just don’t have enough churches and clergy. The Eastern rite Catholic parishes in the Dallas area are all filled to capacity every Sunday, as is the one FSSP parish in the diocese. The SSPX chapel near Fort Worth is building a bigger facility to accommodate the crowds coming to Mass there. That sort of growth is, I would guess, a completely new thing for these branches of the Church.

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 1:41pm

Wasn’t this a clip from Indiana Jones and the Temple Doom?

GregB
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 2:46pm

PHILIP NACHAZEL:
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I was thinking of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” where Roy Neary is building his model of Devils Tower in his living room. Could it be: “It’s Aliens.”? 🙂

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Monday, October 11, AD 2021 6:35pm

GREGB.

Yep.
It’s Alien’s. Wrong Spielberg movie.
Has there ever been a papal abduction before?
That devil’s tower altar is something alright. Great groundwork for a new order katholicism.

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