Sancte Pie Decime!

Sancte Pie Decime, gloriosi Patrone, Ora, Ora, pro nobis! (ter)

Today's the MOST Blessed Feast Day of the Patron of the Society of Saint Pius X, Dearest Pope Saint Pius X! He is the last canonized Pope and the Pope who is called the Pope of the Most Blessed Sacrament, most famous for his encyclical Pascendi Domini Gregis - Against Modernism (whose publication this September 2007 is at its centenary! :D), who brought the age down for children to receive Holy Communion, who encouraged Daily Holy Communion and oh, much much much more! :D

He is also, arguably, the very first victim of the First World War. He died on the 20th of August 1914, just on the brink of the Great War with a broken heart. For as Pope and as the head of state etc, he knew (from sources around) that the Great War was about to start. He could "foresee" (I'm using this word a little loosely) the horrible forces of freemasonry which sought to stir the emotions of Catholic nations and cause them to fight against each other, especially Catholic Europe. The 2 great wars of the previous century, the Great War and WWII destroyed almost all of Christendom - and especially that of Europe.

But, Instaurare Omnia in Christo! - To Restore All Things in Christ (Eph 1:10), and that's the only thing worth doing, all for His Love, His Glory, His Honour! All for dearest Jesus.

And a note before I stop typing, and continue on sometime soon (either tomorrow or the day after tomorrow), we must always remember that the central theme of Modernism as it stands now in our masonic world is: the Replacement of Faith with feelings. And that is wrong. Faith CANNOT be replaced by feeling, no matter how enticing it sounds ... We must, as Catholics submit to the Faith which was passed down from Jesus through the Apostles (that's Tradition), we must believe it and we must live it.

O my Jesus, I love Thee!

My Jesus, may I be all Thine, and be Thou all mine!

Jesus, Mary, I love Thee; Save Souls!

Jesu mitis et humilis corde, Fac cor nostrum secundum Cor tuum. (ter)