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08.11.26 Nuntiatoria CXXXI: CUI BONO?
The editorial urges readers to ask “cui bono?” when evaluating governments and religious institutions whose stated aims may conceal self-preserving interests. It examines state intervention, ecclesial compromises, failed reforms and institutional defensiveness, arguing that authority must be judged by its impact on individual freedom, faithful service and, ultimately, the salvation of souls.
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Devotional, Feasts, Homilies, Homilies Ministry, Journal, Lloyd, News, Saints, Selsey, Sermons, SpiritualityToday’s homily: Feast of Pope St Martin I of Rome
The homily honours Pope St Martin I, who endured arrest, exile and death rather than compromise Catholic teaching on Christ’s two wills. His example illustrates the cost of discipleship, requiring steadfastness when fidelity brings suffering without earthly reward. Christians are urged to prioritise Christ, persevere through trials and express faith through prayer, sacrifice and charity.
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08.11.26 CXXXI, Apologetics, Church Crisis, Comment, Current Affairs, Editorial, Fidem Servare, Liturgy Crisis, Lloyd, Modernism, ORA, Pope, Primus, Schism, Selsey, Social Mission, Spirituality, Theology, Tradition, Traditiones Custodes, ZeitgeistCUI BONO? — TO WHOSE BENEFIT? A Spiritual Conference for Nuntiatoria CXXXI
Nuntiatoria is a traditional Catholic editorial and pastoral initiative dedicated to proclaiming the perennial truths of the Faith in a time of profound confusion. Rooted in the timeless witness of the Church, it defends sound doctrine, reverent liturgy, and the social Kingship of Christ as the foundations of Christian life and civilisation.
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