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Traditional Catholic Faith => Anσnymσus Posts Allowed => Topic started by: Änσnymσus on April 20, 2019, 10:15:09 AM
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I have noticed the recent posting regarding the Tenebrae at SGG. Has time dulled the memory of the scandals of Dolan/Cekada?
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Scandals or calumnies?
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What’s this all about?
You are opposed to exposing Catholics to Tenebrae because of something Cekada or Dolan did?
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No. About exposing Catholics to persons of questionable character and dubious orders. Carry on
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No. About exposing Catholics to persons of questionable character and dubious orders. Carry on
What are accusations against Fr Cekada and Bishop Dolan?
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As long as we're alive we will be exposed to scandal and more but TRUTH IS TRUTH
regardless from where it comes.
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I have noticed the recent posting regarding the Tenebrae at SGG. Has time dulled the memory of the scandals of Dolan/Cekada?
What is this referring to?
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The scandals are very well docuмented on old blogs e.g. Pristina Liturgica and The Lay Pulpit. As far as their orders though, I got to disagree, they are valid clergy.
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The scandals are very well docuмented on old blogs e.g. Pristina Liturgica and The Lay Pulpit. As far as their orders though, I got to disagree, they are valid clergy.
Can you explain them?
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The scandals are very well docuмented on old blogs e.g. Pristina Liturgica and The Lay Pulpit. As far as their orders though, I got to disagree, they are valid clergy.
Oh because of the Thuc line? I haven’t looked in to it too much.
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Educate yourself. We can not even agree on when Lenten fasting ends. We must play detective when looking into sede/ independent priests. In many cases the rules are made as they go along. That is so they can control their little fiefdom.
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Bumped in light of the Father Collins funeral debacle.
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Judge Not, Lest You Yourselves Be Judged.
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It’s fascinating how some people who don’t regularly read the Bible are quick to quote one scriptural verse back to Christians: “Don’t judge” (Matthew 7:1).
This line is commonly used to silence us from speaking out on moral matters. “You shouldn’t tell others what is right or wrong! After all, Jesus said, ‘Don’t judge!’”
But the Bible speaks about judging in different ways. On the one hand, we should never judge a person’s soul. That’s what Jesus critiques when he says, “Don’t judge.”
Someone’s spiritual situation before God is between that person and God alone.
At the same time, Jesus isn’t telling us it’s evil to use our minds to make judgments about what is right and wrong. Indeed, the Bible calls us to make good, wise judgments about many things in life. St. Paul, for example, says “the spiritual man judges all things” (1 Corinthians 2:15).
Many people are afraid to say something is morally wrong because they don’t want to be “judgmental.” But we need to help them see there’s a big difference between making a moral judgment and judging someone’s soul.
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But we need to help them see there’s a big difference between making a moral judgment and judging someone’s soul.
Exactly!
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We do need to state loudly and clearly what happens at SGG and other places. These men in their kingdoms of make believe cause harm to countless souls.
We must protect sheep from the wolf. Who do these sedevacantist bishops answer to?
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We do need to state loudly and clearly what happens at SGG and other places. These men in their kingdoms of make believe cause harm to countless souls.
We must protect sheep from the wolf. Who do these sedevacantist bishops answer to?
Fr. Cekada.
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