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Re: Avoid All Fantasy Novels
« Reply #55 on: September 03, 2024, 10:07:53 AM »
With the Bible, lives of saints and plenty of other Catholic books which most Catholics have not read, when do you have time to read fantasy or so called classics in eyes of secularist intellectuals? 

Do your children need to watch cartoons or read fantasy?   Does your children need Disney clothes or bedding.  Do children need so many toys?  No. 














Re: Avoid All Fantasy Novels
« Reply #56 on: September 03, 2024, 11:21:24 AM »
Check out his recent X post: :facepalm:



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Ironically, I have to put away my '39 Missal today and take out my '62 Missal for Holy Mass in honor of Pope St. Pius X.  Why?  Because he wasn't canonized yet in 1939!

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Ironically, I have to put away my '39 Missal today and take out my '62 Missal for Holy Mass in honor of Pope St. Pius X.  Why?  Because he wasn't canonized yet in 1939!


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Re: Avoid All Fantasy Novels
« Reply #57 on: September 03, 2024, 11:55:27 AM »
Sorry for that terrible copy and paste on my phone.

So this Conservative Novus Ordo priest chooses the missal that he will use on a given day based on the mass of that day.

Do you like a saint that is not included in the 39? No problem, just pick the 62. :laugh1:

It's hard to understand how such a priest is taken seriously by some people. 

There was never a time in the Church when a priest could choose which missal to use, as far as I know.

Re: Avoid All Fantasy Novels
« Reply #58 on: September 03, 2024, 12:59:20 PM »
Do you like a saint that is not included in the 39? No problem, just pick the 62. :laugh1:

The '62 does have all the propers in one place for 3rd September, so honest question here: Do SVs commemorate St. Pius X today? If yes, in which missal is that liturgy? Or does the liturgy of one of the Common Masses get used?  

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Re: Avoid All Fantasy Novels
« Reply #59 on: September 04, 2024, 02:56:56 PM »
Yes, but how do these doors get open?  They don't just open on their own.

A weak willed person just by a whispering in the imagination can open doors, because the demons know exactly who we are.  I do not think that inanimate objects, like words on a page, can open doors.

:facepalm:  The book was the cause of the curse.  The book opened the door.  Accidentally used by the person, the book is the cause.

I think that this is what the demons want us to believe.  They want us to believe that you can accidentally give them access, because once you are afraid the demons have more power.

God does NOT allow (except in rare circuмstances) people to be attacked by demons, who stay away from these doors. 

But don't we all open up doors every time we sin and give offense to God.  You could remove all books, all music, all videos and still have issues with demons, because our sin opens us up to demonic attacks.

And she BECAME susceptible due to this book.  She was not susceptible "just because".  That's not how it works.

My guess is either she had certain sins in the household that were not being addressed or someone else had a sin that was not being addressed and she was the easiest one for the demon to get to.
You probably didn't need a reply, I just felt like responding.

Again this story bothered me because it only seemed like a band aid approach.  We have to realize that we have to make ourselves strong, and over come our own sins, because the spiritual battle ahead will be worse than any physical battle we have ever seen.  This is why it matters that we make sure we get our Sacraments from true priests.