Catholic Jurisdiction - makes "partakers of the lot of the Saints IN LIGHT."

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Feast of All the Saints

"Blessed are the clean of heart for they shall see God." : "These are they who are come out of great tribulation, and have washed their robes, and have made them white in the blood of the Lamb" (Apoc. 7.14) - Divine benediction imparted by those who possess authentic Catholic jurisdiction (legitimacy: grace-giving)... the 'ecumenical' hierarchs and 'presiders' in their Vatican II-"New 'Catholic' disOrder"? together with the 'TLM conservatives' in official 'full communion' with them and the SSPX laboring for that 'conservative' 'privilege'? The Sedevacantists (in their other extreme "New 'Catholic' disOrder" swing - the third requisite element in the name "Catholic" suspended, the Church deprived of her visible head contrary to the unanimous teaching of the Church Fathers)? The Pfeifferites (in their yet another extreme "New 'Catholic' disOrder swing - in worst case scenario, the divine compass is to be wielded by a priest, Joseph Pfeiffer, and his inseparable layMAN "wife" (said Bp. Faure); contrary to the scene at the foot of the Cross reiterated by the Acts of the Apostles: "the Holy Ghost has placed Bishops to rule the Church," 20.28). How are their flock making their robes whiter and whiter according to the "lot of the Saints IN LIGHT"?

Official 'Catholic' Jurisdiction : Grace-Giving Work of Christ the King?

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"For this I was born, and for this came I into the world, that I should give testimony to the truth. Every one that is of the truth, hears My voice" (from the Holy Gospel, Jn. 18.33-37 - Feast of Christ the King, traditionally on the last Sunday in October).

Neo-SSPX (the Society of St. Pius X in 'partial' communion with 'ecumenically' disoriented Vatican) precipitates also into embarassing confusion in dealing with Catholic Resistance - 'lack' of jurisdiction: invalid or illicit Sacramental ministry? 

We have already put this our post on subscription here. For in this last days... men [even those so-called 'Catholic' have grown] ungrateful (II Tim. 3.1-2). If we have sown unto you spiritual things, is it a great matter if we reap your carnal things? (I Cor. 9.11)