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I have a friend who is so obsessed with Irish Nationalism and the “Celtic Church” that he literally won’t be Catholic because Catholicism is too Italian.
(He is right lol)
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If the Pope can empty purgatory by himself then why does he need money to do it, can’t he do it of his own charity??
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I'm convinced that listening to Fr. Ripperger is spiritually harmful atp.
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Even though many Catholics like see the Reformation as a tragedy, I’d still like to say that it got the Church to address its problems within (ex. systemic corruption and moral abuses among the clergy) at a larger and effective scale. I still say this as a loyal Catholic myself.
When a scandal occurs in the Anglican Church it is always a Catholic who will be the first one to tell you about it.
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"My name is Father Frank Drebin, canon lawyer of Priest Squad, a special detail of the Patriarchate, there has been a recent sex abuse scandal at the local ROCOR, unfortunately I was assigned to investigate a group of modernists at a local Antiochian Parish."
“Our Malachy, born in Ireland,1 of a barbarous people, was brought up there, and there received his education. But from the barbarism of his birth he contracted no taint, any more than the fishes of the sea from their native salt.
But how delightful to reflect, that uncultured barbarism should have pro duced for us so worthy 2 a fclloio- citizen with the saints and member of the household of God.”
—Saint Bernard Of Clairvaux: Life of Saint Malachy of Armagh.
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“A basic unity … must replace the idea of conversion, even though conversion retains its meaningfulness for those in conscience motivated to seek it."
- Fr. Joseph Ratzinger, 1966.
Reformation day is upon us.
Let us thank the reformers for their zealous efforts to restore proper practice back to the Church order.
>Infant Communion
>Communion in both kinds
A simple thought experiment:
>Many Catholic men are gay
>They can’t get married, therefore they must choose a celibate life
>Most of them choose to become priests or religious
>Gay men are often attracted to bad ideas due to their moral compromise and mental defection
What is better?
For the Church to be ran by traditional and reputable men who are unfortunately married???
Or, for the Church to be ran by morally compromised and mentally defective men who are celibate??
