@AndrewF76892556@Auxiliumvolto@OrdinariateUSA Deeper and more recent historical analysis would say otherwise… check out some of @ShamelessPopery and Joe can walk you through it in some of his episodes from last year. Full of references and resource materials
@UcheMaryOkoli Otherwise, the demons plant a seed and we unknowingly or knowingly bring it in and let it get in the way. We need to ask our Angel’s help to prep and for his protection from distraction and for focus… we forget they are waiting to be called into the fight with us… 2/2
@UcheMaryOkoli A little too dualistic. Although sometimes God allows it, demons usually run from the Mass. However, we bring the residue of their efforts into Mass with us and don’t do enough to clean up (both spiritually and psychologically) first. This is why Mass prep is so important!!! 1/2
@DavidPaternostr Please for the love of God, have them imitate Robert Bellermine and Fr. Spitzer and keep them as far away from James Martin as possible…
@TaylorRMarshall Taylor, I think the frustration comes not in that people don’t care for the environment, but the priorities seem eschew. Rome is burning and the Curia seems to be playing the fiddle and from the outside, @Pontifex is the fiddle being played. He needs to clean up their mess.
@SolaDrip Here is the thing, go past what people say and look at the resources they use… every dogmatic stance a Catholic takes is supported not only by thousands of years of commentary on the subject, but also has the Scriptural receipts too. One just has to look at the logic trail…
@UNwaogaranya@JustAdaugoijele In ancient and medieval times, centurions and knights always carried their swords on the left. The right was considered the side of honor and dignity. When you genuflect to the King of kings, you recognize His place as well as your own as His warrior.
@jeffc_librarian@kelly_o_edwards Unfortunately a lot of priests do shy away from eschatology, but there are a growing number who will talk about it. Thing is how you deliver the message, as a way to remind and guide or a way to browbeat into submission…
@pzj1801@kelly_o_edwards This passage talks about the Final Judgment. So either we are separated by a common language and don’t understand each other, or some one believes Christ will return twice???
@CatholicFQ Ecclesiae de Mysterio states in Practical Provisions Article 6 §2 that non-ordained members must avoid actions or gestures proper to the priest. This is a JPII document!!!
@ChrisMontcalmo@CatholicFQ Ecclesiae de Mysterio states in Practical Provisions Article 6 §2 that non-ordained members must avoid actions or gestures proper to the priest.
@CatholicArena You know, the last time the Church got this dorked it took a 19 year old girl from Sienna to call shenanigans and right the Barque of Peter’s Captain… just sayin’.
@hdpayens Also funny, Romans was written before any of the Gospels, so what Scriptures was he referring to about Christ if there were none? Heir Luder doesn’t stand up to basic logic.
@RaymondArroyo We need to pray for the tears of reparation and repentance that need to flood the Church first. The only places water is turned into a commodity is where dictators lord it over their people. These addresses need to be targeted. The West is getting brow beat for crimes not done.
@Auxiliumvolto So this Franciscan knows better than Our Lady of Fatima, La Sallette, Akita, etc… reminds me of the Israelites who wouldn’t listen to Jeremiah…
@YeehawRiss@BasedDavePA Yes! Mary is the first Christian, had the privilege of being catechized by Him for thirty years, and never abandoned Him, even at the foot of the Cross, but hey, the woman who provided half His DNA… my Prot brothers, do you think He will like His Mom being dissed?
@Nirosha_31@morme1@metathomist Yes God holds all power. Who are we to decide how He wields it? In that one event, His mother, who was the very first Christian, who shares DNA with her Son, tells us “do whatever He tells you.” Listen to her and she will lead you closer to her Son. After all she was at Calvary!
@IndianaBrunner@metathomist Actually worship is the highest form of prayer. Christ tells us how to do this when He institutes the New Covenant over the Old. This is why the Church celebrates the Mass.
@realtjhaines I think the main point of frustration with some of the VII docs is the Council took plain language and changed it to jargon no one in the pews could make sense of. It was “clericalism” in its worst sense because now only they could tell you what it meant.