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@poperespecter1 This overly simplistic, non-factual documentary doesn’t do any justice to the history of liturgical development
I’d recommend Dom Alcuin Reid’s “Organic Development of the Liturgy”, with a foreword by Pope Benedict XVI
I think one of the main reasons why some Catholics are shocked by the SSPX excommunications is because in our current day, ecclesial punishment seems to go only one way. Yes, the consecrations against papal approval were a schismatic act, and the punishment is deserved.
But this upcoming Sunday, you could essentially attend a “Pride Mass” (like this one pictured below, from last Sunday) and not face any penalties. You can advocate for women’s ordination, publicly dissent from Catholic teaching on contraception (see Fordham University’s president), or be a pro-abortion politician (Biden)—and you remain in “full communion”.
I’ll leave it to the canon lawyers to figure out legal minutiae. But the fact is, on the ground, faithful Catholics see a ridiculous double standard. You can “bless” a same-sex partnership during Mass (pictured below, at London’s Holy Apostles Church), and remain a priest in good standing. You can doubt the existence of Satan (see the Superior General of the Jesuits), and publicly dissent against revealed truths, and still not be excommunicated.
This isn’t “whataboutism”. This is an attempt to examine the basic principles by which the Church condemns dissent and rebellion. If those principles aren’t applied evenly and consistently, don’t expect the Catholic faithful to trust the Church’s leadership on crime and punishment.
She’s been such a blessing. I thank God for her. I’ve haven’t been this close to God in a long time
We’re going about it the right way.
Important long-term conversations, outlook on kids, finances, timeline for engagement, all have been discussed…
Pray for us, friends
Pray for me, friends. Actually met a woman I can 100% say I’d marry if given the opportunity. We’ll see if she feels the same way.
Posting this here to keep myself honest and laugh at whatever ensues from this adventure. I pray it’s successfully completing the above
@theoscholastica (Don’t respond to funny/tongue-in-cheek posts after an evening catching up with the boys over many whiskeys, Petros… you fell for it again)
@CoffeeBlackMD Careful with the future ducklings jumping in — they don’t have the strength or size to get out and paddle away from any attempts to rescue them. Little board of would or something for a ramp may help
(I’m a seasoned veteran of helping ducklings not drown)
@CoffeeBlackMD Are you thinking shock resuscitation or replacement for third-spacing /edema?
For some reason, works amazingly in post op cardiac babies
@CoffeeBlackMD And lovingly, some prayers from my end to St. Joseph, patron of departing souls, so that they (and God willing, me one day) may die as Joseph did, in the arms of Jesus and Mary
(#catholic)