By Br. Alexis Bugnolo

After Vatican II there was a lot of talk about diabolical disorientation, in that the Clergy seem to be attacking the Church Herself.

In the Apocalypse of Saint John, Satan, in the last days, deceives the Clergy of the Catholic Church, who obey him and depart en masse from their sacred duties: Saint John describes this as the tail of the dragon sweeping a third of the stars from the sky. And if you know something about astronomy, an earth bound gazer normally can see only 1/3 of the heavens at any given time. On which account, I hold that Saint John is referring to all the clergy in the last days.

And that time has clearly come: because nearly all the Clergy in the whole world have stopped giving the Sacraments to the Faithful. And the few who do are requiring sacrilege to be committed as a condition to receiving.

For this reason, diabolical disorientation is too mild a word for what is happening. These priests have apostasied from Jesus Christ and have seals a pact with the Demon of the Abyss.

Dear priests: am I saying that you who are refusing the sacraments are meriting a damnation worse than Judas Iscariot? — YES.

Am I saying there is absolutely no hope of your eternal salvation unless you publicly change your behavior immediately, even at the cost of imprisonment? — YES.

Am I saying that that is all you will risk? — NO. For if you continue in your path of apostasy, you will soon be possessed by legions of devils, as a sign to all of your unalterable decision to chose perdition and service to the Antichrist.

And if what I just said does not move you, then, tremble, because you are already worse than damned or possessed.

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THESE PRAYERS ARE SAID EACH MIDNIGHT
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This devotion is inspired by the request made by Our Lady Herself in
Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich’s Vision of

August 25, 1822: “I know not now how I went to Rome last night, but I found myself near the church of Santa Maria Maggiore. Around it I saw crowds of poor, pious souls, in great distress and anxiety on account of the Pope’s disappearance and the agitation and alarming reports throughout the city. Led by one common impulse, they had come to invoke the Mother of God. They did not expect to find the church open, they intended only to pray outside. But I was inside, I opened the door and they entered, astounded at the door’s opening of itself. I was standing aloof where they could not see me. There was no service, only the chancel-lamps were burning, and the people knelt in quiet prayer. Then the Mother of God appeared. She said that great tribulations were at hand; that the people must pray earnestly with extended arms, if only for the length of three Our Fathers, for it was thus that her Son had prayed for them upon the Cross; that they should rise at midnight to pray thus; that they should continue to come to Her church which they would always find open; and that they should, above all, pray for the extirpation of the Church of Darkness. … I know not whether the people saw the apparition or not, but they must have been impressed by something supernatural for, when the Blessed Virgin said they should pray to God with arms extended, all lifted up their arms … It seemed to be an association of prayer.” From this time Sister Emmerich assisted nightly at the pious exercises at Santa Maria Maggiore. (The Life and Revelations of Ann Catherine Emmerich, Book 2)

(Prayers will be said in Italian, Black, and English: Blue)

The Prophetic Prayer of Pope Benedict XVI

TO OUR LADY OF SANTA MARIA MAGGIORE

KNOWN AT ROME AS: SALUS POPULI ROMANI*

(May 7, 2005)

In Nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti. Amen.

Tutta Santa, degna di ogni onore,
Tu la migliore offerta
che l’umanità possa presentare a Dio.
All Holy, Worthy of every honor,
Thou, the best offering
Which humanity can present to God.

Vergine Madre, Madre sempre vergine,
supplichi materna al Figlio Tuo.
Virgin Mother, Ever-Virgin Mother,
Offer a maternal supplication to Thy Son.

Conduci sino al porto la barca della Chiesa,
scansando gli scogli e vincendo marosi.
Bring the Barque of the Church to port,
avoiding reefs and conquering stormy seas.

Custodisci questa città;
Conforta chi vi giunge,
senza tetto né difesa,
ed estendi a tutti il Tuo sostegno.
Guard this City;
Comfort who comes here,
without shelter nor defense,
and extend Your protection to all.

Con fede professiamo a Te, Genetrice di Dio;
Con amore Ti onoriamo,
Con speranza Ti preghiamo,
Ti proclamiamo beata.
With faith we profess Thee, Mother of God;
With love we honor Thee;
With hope we pray Thee
We proclaim Thee blessed.

Tu, mia Signora, mio conforto da Dio,
aiuto alla mia inesperienza,
accogli la preghiera che rivolgo a Te.
Thou, My Lady, My consolation from God,
help for my inexperience,
receive the supplication which I make to Thee.

Tu per tutti fonte di gioia,
rendimi degno di esultare insieme a Te.
Thou, who for all are a fountain of joy,
make me worthy to exult together with Thee.

Guarda l’assemblea dei credenti,
Madre del Salvatore;
allontana da loro sventure e afflizioni;
liberali dal male e dal maligno;
proteggili con l’abbondanza della Tua benevolenza.
Watch over the assembly of believers,
Mother of the Savior;
remove from them misfortunes and afflictions;
free them from evil and from the Evil One;
protect them with the abundance of Thy benevolence.

Al ritorno glorioso del Tuo Figlio, nostro Dio,
difendi con la Tua materna intercessione
la nostra fragilità umana
ed accompagnaci sino alla vita eterna
con la Tua mano gentile,
Tu che sei potente, perche Madre.
At the glorious return of Thy Son, our God,
defend with Thy maternal intercession
our human fragility
and accompany us unto eternal life
with Thy gentle hand,
Thou who art powerful, as a Mother.

Amen.

77 Our Fathers, that is 7 Rosary Decades of Our Fathers.

3 in Latin

71 Our Fathers: One decade in Italian, one in English, alternating

3 in Latin

3 Gloria Patri

Sacro Cuore di Gesù, abbi pietà di noi!
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us!

Cuore Immacolato di Maria, prega per noi!
Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us!
San Giuseppe, Patrono della Chiesa, prega per noi!
Saint Joseph, Patron of the Church, pray for us!

PREGHIERA A SAN MICHELE ARCANGELO

San Michele Arcangelo, difendici nella battaglia, contro la perfidia e le insidie del diavolo sii Tu il nostro sostegno. Che Dio eserciti il suo domino su di lui, noi supplichevoli Lo preghiamo! E tu, Principe delle milizie celesti, ricaccia nell’inferno satana e gli altri spiriti maligni, che si aggirano in questa Città a perdizione delle anime.

PRAYER TO SAINT MICHAEL, THE ARCHANGEL

Saint Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, o prince of the Heavenly Host, by the Divine Power, cast into Hell Satan and all the evils spirits who prowl about this City seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

San Gabriele Arcangelo, prega per noi!
Saint Gabriel the Archangel, pray for us!

San Raffaele Arcangelo, prega per noi!
Saint Raphael the Archangel, pray for us!

San Francesco di Assisi, prega per noi!
Saint Francis of Assisi, pray for us!

San Antonio di Padova, prega per noi!
Saint Anthony of Padua, pray for us!

Santa Rosalia di Palermo, prega per noi!
Saint Rosalia of Palermo, pray for us!

Beata Anna Caterina Emmerich, prega per noi e prega con noi!
Bl. Ann Catherine Emmerich, pray for us and pray with us!

In Nomine Patris et Filii e Spiritus Sancti. Amen.

HYMN TO OUR LADY
SALUS POPULI ROMANI

Al tuo tempio secolare
di ori e marmi rilucente
siamo accorsi ad implorare
il materno tuo favor.

At Thy Ancient Temple
of shinning gold and marble
we have come to implore
Thy Materna favor.

R. O Maria Madre Santa
tu del popolo romano
sei salvezza luce e guida,
nostra speme e nostro amor,
sei salvezza luce e guida
nostra speme e nostro amore.

Refrain: O Maria, Holy Mother
Thou art of the Roman People
the salvation, light and guide,
our hope and our love,
Thou art the salvation, light and guide
our hope and our love.

Col Prodigio della Neve,
segnò il luogo in piena estate,
dell’augusta tua dimora,
il supremo tuo favor.

With the prodigy of the Snow,
Thou signed this place in high summer,
of August as Thy dwelling,
as Thy supreme favor.

R. O Maria Madre Santa
tu del popolo romano
sei salvezza luce e guida,
nostra speme e nostro amor,
sei salvezza luce e guida
nostra speme e nostro amore.

Refrain: O Maria, Holy Mother
Thou art of the Roman People
the salvation, light and guide,
our hope and our love,
Thou art the salvation, light and guide
our hope and our love.

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* Salus populi Romani, is Latin, for The Salvation of the Roman People. It is the ancient title of the Icon of Our Lady see at the top of this article.

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by Br. Alexis Bugnolo

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Since the 70’s there have been doubts raised about the new ritual for episcopal consecration in the Roman Rite

While these doubts regard not only the text of the new formula, but also the intention and purpose of the reform, I wish to consider here the formula itself.

First, a short review. For a sacrament to be valid, the form and matter required by Jesus Christ must be present or used. The form of a sacrament is that which is signified by the ritual. The matter of the Sacrament is that of which the Sacrament is composed. For episcopal consecrations, the matter is a baptized, male. The form is the words and actions which signify the conferal of the episcopal dignity. Consecration of a man as a bishop does not mean, necessarily, the reception of jurisdiction, since not all Bishops hold jurisdiction, though his capacity to hold jurisdiction is essential to the nature of the munus received. So in an episcopal consecration, though a man can receive by it munus, officium, dignitas and be empowered thus to ministerium, the sacramental ritual specifically confers only dignitas. The authorized context in which it is conferred, namely, to consecrate this man for this diocese, for example, in communion with the Church and at the request of legitimate authority, is what confers the munus or officium, and which authorizes the exercise of ministerium.

The formula, then, is principally the words used to express the form of the sacrament. The formula for the ordination of Bishops has varied over time and place. The laying on of hands, as prescribed by Jesus Christ, can be reckoned as the essential part of the form or matter of the sacramental action, depending upon whether one consider the ritual per se or the sacramental conferal as a action, respectively. For the laying on of hands is a sign, and to that extent it is part of the form of the formula. But inasmuch it is an action, not a sequence of words, it is part of the matter of the sacramental action.

While the authors of the new formulas expressly disparaged Scholastic theology, when discussing the validity of a sacramental formula one cannot violate the principles of textual signification which were vindicated by the great Scholastics theologians.

Therefore, to open this discussion, let us consider the new ritual in comparison with the historic texts the use of which it alleges to revive.

I copy Table 3, below, from the treatise on the validity of the new episcopal rite published by the SSPX, having changed only the English translation, and added my own commentary at each section.

With the great scholastics, I hold as a principle, that the meaning of the text is the substantial cause of the species of grace or favor impetrated, because God, being Truth and Justice, would disrespect the necessity of creatures to be conformed to truth and justice, if He answered prayers which were not in accord with truth or justice. Likewise, He is Honored and Glorified only when true and just prayers to Him are responded to with grace and mercy, because in this, He shows His Benevolence to those creatures who respect Him as Truth and Justice. Moreover, He teaches us to pray by witholding graces and mercies when we pray wrongly. And if He did not do this, He would be denying Himself as Father, Truth, and Justice.

This is a very important principle to remember when analyzing any text of any prayer. And it can be summed up by this principle of Our Lord: Ask, and you shall receive. A principle which implies, that if you do not ask, you shall not receive. And hence requires that we ask for something specific, if we want to receive something specific at all.

Please note that the English text in this table are my own translations, and NOT those of the original table in the SSPX article. Those English translations were frequently erroneous and omitted words in the original texts, or changed them into more secular or less Biblical expressions.

In this part I, I will simply publish the correct translations of the source texts. I have, however, changed placent in line 35, column 3, to placeat presuming it was merely a typographic error.

Table 3: Validity of new episcopal consecrations

Validity of new episcopal consecrations

Table 3: Four-column comparison of 1968 edition with Hippolytus text, Coptic and Maronite Rites

1	1968 EDITION Pontificale Romanum, 1968 typical edition	HIPPOLYTUS La Tradition Apostolique d’Hippolyte, Don Botte (2nd ed.)	COPTIC RITE Rite Copte, Dz., Ritus Orientalium, t.2, p.23	MARONITE RITE Consecration du Patriarche Maronite, Dz., Ritus Orientalium, t.2, p.220
2	Deus et O God and	Deus et O God and		…Deus …O God,
3	Pater Domini nostri Jesu Christi, Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ,	Pater domini nostri Iesu Christi, Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ,	Pater Domini nostri et Dei nostri et Salvatoris nostri Jesu Christi… Father of Our Lord and of Our God and of Our Savior, Jesus Christ…	Pater Domini nostri Jesu Christi, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
4	Pater misericord-iarum et Deus totius consolationis, Father of mercies and the God of all consolation,	Pater misericord-iarum et Deus totius consolationis, Father of mercies and the God of all consolation,		Pater misericordiam et Deus totius consolationis, Father of mercies and the God of all consolation,
5	qui in excelsis habitas et humilia respicis, Who dwell on high and regards the humble,	qui in excelsis habitas et humilia respicis, Who dwell on high and regards the humble,	(see Line 7)	qui in puris altis habitas perpetuo…et omnia videns, Who dwells perpetualy in the pure heights, in splendor …and sees all things,
6	qui cognoscis omnia antequam nascantur, Who know all things before they are born,	qui cognoscis omnia antequam nascantur, Who know all things before they are born,	cognoscens omnia antequam fiant, knowing all things before they are done,	qui omnia, antequam fiant, nosti… Who come to know all things before they are done …
7			qui es in altissimis et respicis humiles, Who art in the highest and regardest the humble,
8	tu qui dedisti in Ecclesia tua normas Thou Who hast given norms in Thy Church	tu qui dedisti terminos in ecclesia Thou Who hast set up the boundaries in the Church.	qui dedisti statuta ecclesiastica Who hast given the statues of the Church	qui illuminationem dedisti Ecclesiae Who hast given illumination to the Church
9	per verbum gratiae tuae, through the Word of Thy Grace,	per verbum gratiae tuae, through the Word of Thy Grace,	per unigenitum Filium tuum Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum, through Thine only-begotten Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ,	per gratiam unigeniti Filii tui… through the grace of Thine only-begotten Son…
10	qui praedestinasti ex principio genus iustorum ab Abraham, Who hast predestined from the beginning the race of the just from Abraham,	praedestinans ex principio genus iustorum ab Abraham, Predestining from the beginning the race of the just from Abraham,		qui elegisti Abraham, qui placuit tibi in fide… Who hast elected Abraham, who pleased Thee in faith …
11	qui constituisti principes et sacerdotes, Who hast constituted princes and priests,	principes et sacerdotes constituens, constituting princes and priests,	qui constituisti sacerdotes ab initio… Who hast constituted priests from the start …	qui principes et sacerdotes ordinasti in sanctuario tuo altissimo… Who hast ordained princes and priests in Thy Most High Sanctuary …
12	et sanctuarium tuum sine ministerio non dereliquisti, and didst not leave Thy sanctuary without ministry,	et sanctum tuum sine ministerio non derelinquens, and not leaving Thy holy (place) without ministry	qui non reliquisti locum tuum sanctum sine ministerio, Who didst not leave Thy holy place without ministry,	qui non reliquisti sublime sanctuarium tuum sine ministerio Who didst not leave Thy sublime sanctuary without ministry,
13	cui ab initio mundi placuit in his quos elegisti glorificari: Who, from the start of the world wast pleased to be glorified in these whom Thou hast elected:	ex initio saeculi bene tibi placuit in his quos elegisti dari: from the start of the age it has  pleased Thee well that it be given in these whom Thou has elected	qui complacuisti tibi glorificari in iis, quos elegisti: Who has pleased Thyself to be glorifed in these, whom Thou hast elected:	Tibi, Domine, etiam placuit modo laudari in hoc servo tuo, et dignum effecisti eum, praeesse populo tuo; Thee, Lord, too, has it pleased to be praised now in this Thy servant, and Thou has made him worthy to preside over Thy people;
14	Et nunc And now	Nunc Now	Tu iterum nunc Thou, again, now
15	effunde super hunc electum eam virtutem, quae a te est, Spiritum principalem, pour forth on this chosen one that virtue which is from Thee: the Principal Spirit,	effunde eam virtutem quae a te est principalis Spiritus pour forth that virtue which from Thee belongs to the Principal Spirit	effunde virtutem Spiritus tui hegemonici pour forth the virtue of Thy governing Spirit	illumina eum et effunde super eum gratiam et intelligentiam Spiritus tui principalis, enlighten him and pour forth upon him the grace and understanding of Thy Principal Spirit,
16	quem dedisti dilecto Filio tuo Iesu Christo, Whom Thou hast given to Thy beloved Son Jesus Christ,	quem dedisti dilecto Filio tuo Iesu Christo, Whom Thou hast given to Thy beloved Son Jesus Christ,		quem tradidisti dilecto Filio tuo, Domino nostro Jesu Christo… Whom Thou hast handed on to Thy Beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ…
17	quem ipse donavit sanctis Apostolis, Whom He Himself granted to the holy Apostles,	quod donavit sanctis Apostolis, as much as He granted (Him) to the holy Apostles,	quem donasti Apostolis sanctis tuis which Thou has granted to Thy holy Apostles	qui datus fuit sanctis tuis… Who was given to Thy saints
18	qui constituerunt Ecclesiam per singula loca ut sanctuarium tuum, in gloriam et laudem indeficientem Who constituted the Church in each place as Thy sanctuary, unto the unfailing glory and praise	qui constituerunt Ecclesiam per singula loca sanctificationem tuam, in gloriam et laudem indeficientem Who constituted the Church in each place as Thy act of sanctification unto the unfailing glory and praise
19	nominis tui. of Thy Name.	nomini tuo. of Thy Name.	in nomine tuo. in Thy Name.
20	Da, Grant,	Da, Grant,	Da igitur Grant, therefore,	(see Line 22)
21	cordium cognitor Pater, O Father, knower of hearts,	cordis cognitor Pater, O Father, knower of hearts,		Pater, qui nosti corda omnium, O Father, Who knowest the hearts of all,
22				effunde pour forth
23			hanc eandem gratiam this same grace	virtutem tuam Thy virtue
24	huic servo tuo, quem elegisti ad Episcopatum, to this Thy servant, whom Thou hast elected for the Episcopate,	super hunc servum tuum quem elegisti ad Episcopatum, upon this Thy servant, whom Thou hast elected to the Episcopate	super servum tuum N., quem elegisti in Episcopum, upon Thy servant, N., whom Thou hast elected as a Bishop	super hunc servum tuum, quem elegisti ad patriarc-hatum, upon this Thy servant, whom Thou hast elected to the Patriarchate,
25	ut pascat gregem sanctum tuum, that he may pasture Thy holy flock,	pascere gregem sanctam tuam, to pasture Thy holy flock,	ut pasceret gregem tuum sanctum, that he might pasture Thy holy flock,	ut pascat universum gregem tuum sanctum so that he may pasture Thy entire holy flock
26	et summum sacerdotium tibi exhibeat sine reprehensione, and exhibit before Thee the most high priestly office without reprehension,	et primatum sacerdotii tibi exhibere sine reprae-hensione, and exhibit before Thee the primacy of the priestly office without reprehension,	et ut tibi esset in ministrum irreprehen-sibilem and that he might be as Thy irreprehensible minister	et summo sacerdotio fungatur sine querela and may exercise the most high priestly office without complaint
27	serviens tibi nocte et die, serving Thee night and day,	servientem tibi nocte et die, as one serving Thee night and day,	orans ante benignitatem tuam die ac nocte, praying before Thy Benignity day and night,	die ac nocte tibi ministrans, ministering to Thee day and night,
28	ut incessanter vultum tuum propitium reddat so as to incessantly render Thy Face propitius	incessanter repropitiari vultum tuum to propitiate again incessantly Thy Face		et concede, ut illi appareat facies tua, eumque dignum redde, and grant, that there appear to him Thy Face and that he render (his office) worthy,
29	et offerat dona sanctae Ecclesiae tuae; and offer the gifts of Thy Holy Church;	et offerre dona sanctae Ecclesiae tuae; and  to offer the gifts of Thy holy Church;	congregans (conservans?) numerum salvandorum, offerens tibi dona in sanctis ecclesiis. Gathering (protecting) the number of those to be saved, offering to Thee the gifts in holy churches.	qui tibi attente et cum omni timore offerat oblationes Ecclesiae tuae sanctae, who shall attentively and with all fear offer to Thee the oblations of Thy Holy Church,
30	da ut virtute Spiritus summi sacerdotii habeat potestatem dimittendi peccata grant that, by the virtue of the Spirit of the Most High Priesthood, he have the power of forgiving sins	Spiritum primatus sacerdotii habere potestatem dimittere peccata to have the Spirit of the priesthood’s primacy to forgive sins	Ita, Pater omnipotens, per Christum tuum, da ei unitatem Spiritus Sancti tui, ut sit ipsi potestas dimittendi peccata Thus, Omnipotent Father, thorugh Thy Christ, grant to him the unity of Thy Holy Spirit, so that he have the power to forgive sins	et impertire ei totam potestatem, and share with him the whole power, (See Line 34)
31	secundum mandatum tuum; ut distribuat munera secundum praeceptum tuum according to Thy mandate; to distribute munera according to Thy precept	secundum mandatum tuum, dare sortes secundum præceptum tuum according to Thy mandate, to allot portions according to Thy precept	secundum mandatum unigeniti tui Filii Jesu Christi Domini nostri, constituendi cleros secundum mandatum ejus ad sanctuarium according to the mandate of Thy Son, Jesus Christ, Our Lord, to constitute clergy according to His mandate for the sanctuary
32	et solvat omne vinculum and loosen every bond	solvere etiam omnem colligationem to loosen, even, every binding	et solvendi vincula omnia ecclesiastica… and to loosen all ecclesi-astical bonds …	(See Line 34)
33	secundum potestatem quam dedisti Apostolis; according to the power which Thou gavest to the Apostles;	secundum potestatem quam dedisti Apostolis, according to the power which Thou gavest to the Apostles,		quam dedisti sanctis Apostolis tuis, which Thou  gavest to Thy holy Apostles,
34				ut potestate Spiritus tui solvat omnia ligamina, so that by the power of Thy Spirit he may loosen all bindings,
35	placeat tibi in mansuetudine et mundo corde, offerens tibi odorem suavitatis, may he please Thee in meakness and in a pure heart, as one offering to Thee an odor of sweetness,	placere autem tibi in mansuetudine et mundo corde, offerentem tibi odorem suavitatis, to be, moreover, pleasing to Thee in meakness and in a pure heart, as one offering to Thee the odor of sweetness,	et placeat tibi in mansue-tudine et corde humili, offerens tibi in innocentia et irreprehen-sibilitate sacrificium sanctum incruentum, mysterium hujus Testamenti novi, in odorem suavitatis. And may he please Thee in meakness and in humble heart, as one offering to Thee in innocence and irreprehens-ibility the holy unbloody sacrifice, the mystery of this new Testament, as an odor of sweetness.	et ut placeat tibi in pura humilitate, caritate illum imple, scientia, discretione, disciplina, perfectione, magnanimitate cum puro corde, dum orat pro populo, dum contristatur pro his, qui stulte agunt, eosque ad auxilium trahit, dum offert tibi laudes et confessiones ac orationes in odorem suavitatis and that he may please Thee in pure humility, fill him with charity, knowledge, discretion, discipline, perfection, magnanimity with a pure heart, while he prays for the people, while he weeps for those who act foolishly; and draws them to help, while he offers Thee praises, confessions and prayers as an odor of sweetness,
36	per Filium tuum Iesum Christum, per quem tibi gloria et potentia et honor, cum Spiritu Sancto in sancta Ecclesia et nunc et in saecula saeculorum. Amen. through Thy Son Jesus Christ, through Whom to Thee be the glory and power and honor, with the Holy Spirit in the holy Church both now and unto the ages of ages. Amen.	per puerum tuum Iesum Christum, per quem tibi gloria et potentia et honor, patri et filio cum spiritu sancto et nunc et in saecula saeculorum. Amen. through Thy Servant-Son Jesus Christ, through Whom to Thee be the glory and power and honor, to the Father and to the Son, with the Holy Spirit both now and unto the ages of ages. Amen.		per Dominim nostrum Jesum Christum Filium tuum dilectum,  per quem tibi gloria, honor et imperium una cum Spiritu tuo Sancto ab aeterno et nunc et omni tempore et in generationem generationum et in saecula infinita. Amen. through our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy Beloved Son, through Whom to Thee be the glory, honor and empire, one with Thy Holy Spirit, from eternity, now, and in every season, and unto the generation of generations, and unto infinite ages. Amen.

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CREDITS: The Featured Image is a photograph of the Episcopal Consecration of the future Pope Pius XII (Eugenio Pacelli) by Pope Benedict XV.

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