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Traditional Catholic Faith => Anσnymσus Posts Allowed => Topic started by: Änσnymσus on June 06, 2014, 01:09:26 AM
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On a thread in this sub-forum a poster said that he would not like to talk about a certain country in a public forum. Fair enough. That thread concerned schooling but was taken away to a "mission" country by two posts.
The Trad clerics who work in this country that cannot be named, say that NONE of their confreres want to be assigned there. Hence, all talk about obeying the command of one's legit superior being set aside, that country is the Gulag of the Trad society where unwanted members are dumped.
A Trad priest who I think was born there, but who has settled abroad with his family, and has a fair bit of native blood flowing in his veins, told a confrere "There's no way I want to work there!". This man would easily have obtained dual nationality and would been able to live and work in this un-nameable country without problems, thus circuмventing any visa problems.
In a matter of speaking, I doubt these Trad clerics have brought a single person into what they say is the true faith, by virtue of apostolic zeal, in the past twenty five years they have been in existence this place.
The established churches, with all their paraphernalia, in this country, have stagnated over the years with a total of about 20m faithful. A lot of blah, blah, blah! Blah, blah, blah! The Evangelicals on the other hand have placed Jesus in the hearts of so, so many, and, unofficially, are four times as strong. Yes. around 80m!
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Can you name the country?
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Can you name the country?
This is from the SSPX Schools thread:
<Also India is not open to evangelisation and does not give visas to missionaries. So the situation there cannot be compared with other places like the US or Australia. I cannot say any more on the subject of India in a public forum.>
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http://www.theafricom.com/indias-300000-strong-christian-revival-sweeping-former-hindu-tribal-villages/
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The Evangelicals on the other hand have placed Jesus in the hearts of so, so many.
Excuse me ? Could you please explain what you mean here ?
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The Evangelicals on the other hand have placed Jesus in the hearts of so, so many.
Excuse me ? Could you please explain what you mean here ?
Evangelicals have absolutely exploded in movement and effort to convert people, especially in poorer countries. They've overtaken Catholicism as the dominant religion in some parts of Latin America.
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The Evangelicals on the other hand have placed Jesus in the hearts of so, so many.
Excuse me ? Could you please explain what you mean here ?
Evangelicals have absolutely exploded in movement and effort to convert people, especially in poorer countries. They've overtaken Catholicism as the dominant religion in some parts of Latin America.
I'm not sure about "overtaken" the Faith as the dominant religion, especially considering that we are only talking about the Conciliar religion anyway, but you specifically said that they've "put Jesus" in the hearts of many. Yet, "he cannot have God for his Father who does not have the Church for his Mother." I'm curious as to why you say that traditional priests have not made many converts. Are you implying that they need to be more like the Evangelicals ?
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Protestantism is an Anti-Christ ideology, so it would be more accurate to say the evangelicals have placed Satan into the hearts of many.
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The Evangelicals on the other hand have placed Jesus in the hearts of so, so many.
Excuse me ? Could you please explain what you mean here ?
This song perhaps helps in explaining:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHqgQjJrxI8
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That song explains nothing. Except maybe that the Indians that appear in the video are attracted to a sugary religion without meaning or substance.
Not to say they don't have good intentions. They just don't know anything better.
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Just to clarify this is the thread to which the anonymous poster refers.
http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=32123&min=15&num=5
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That song explains nothing. Except maybe that the Indians that appear in the video are attracted to a sugary religion without meaning or substance.
Not to say they don't have good intentions. They just don't know anything better./quote]
Sure they don't know anything better, otherwise they would have been R&R Catholics - preferably on the SSPX-Resistance team. :smoke-pot: