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25.10.26 Nuntiatoria CXXIX: CHRISTUS REX
The text discusses the relationship between Christ’s kingship and authority within the Church amidst contemporary challenges. It contrasts ecclesiastical power with genuine faith, emphasising that authority must protect divine truth rather than alter it. The witness of imprisoned priests illustrates the enduring significance of fidelity to Christ over institutional conformity.
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Today’s Mass: October 29 St Narcissus, Bishop of Jerusalem
Saint Narcissus, Bishop of Jerusalem, was renowned for his piety and dedication to the church. Consecrated at an advanced age, he displayed unwavering vitality in governance. He presided over the Easter council, performed miracles, and faced wrongful accusations. Ultimately, he returned to serve until his death, exemplifying true Christian virtue.
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04.10.26 CXXVI, 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, ZeitgeistCHRIST MUST REIGN HERE: A Spiritual Conference for the Feast of Christ the King, 2026
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