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Traditional Catholic Faith => Catholic Living in the Modern World => Topic started by: Seraphina on October 07, 2025, 06:24:39 PM
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Mark, take a break! Some of us might like to read materials other than articles on your favorite topic. You must have lots of free time on your hands to be able to monopolize CI for what is it, two days, now? What’s the idea?
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He's sounding the trumpet of the apocalypse.
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Mark, take a break! Some of us might like to read materials other than articles on your favorite topic. You must have lots of free time on your hands to be able to monopolize CI for what is it, two days, now? What’s the idea?
I am archiving my library before I die.… and I discussed this with Matthew before proceeding.
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Mark, take a break! Some of us might like to read materials other than articles on your favorite topic. You must have lots of free time on your hands to be able to monopolize CI for what is it, two days, now? What’s the idea?
I can’t understand how many on here find the time to post as much as you do. Must be retired, unemployed, or ladies and gentlemen of leisure (with no young children!!).
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Mark, take a break! Some of us might like to read materials other than articles on your favorite topic. You must have lots of free time on your hands to be able to monopolize CI for what is it, two days, now? What’s the idea?
You can navigate the forum the old fashioned way instead of relying on the recent topic sidebar if that's what you are complaining about.
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I can’t understand how many on here find the time to post as much as you do. Must be retired, unemployed, or ladies and gentlemen of leisure (with no young children!!).
Your insight into how my life "must be" is of the same low quality as your understanding of basic catechism.
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Keep it up, Mark! Love the content.
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Mark has my permission to post book content in the Library sub-forum. It's what the Library section is for.
By posting there, it makes the materials available to all Catholics who ever visit the forum. Plus I can peruse them to add to my AI eventually.
The only downside is filling up the sidebar -- but even that is only temporary. There is a "Recent Topics" link in the sidebar, with many more topics listed, so you can scroll past the Library ones.
And of course you can browse your favorite sub-forums and peruse topics that way.
That having been said, it's true I do use the main sidebar myself -- it's the main way I browse CI actually. So I hear you.
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I am archiving my library before I die.… and I discussed this with Matthew before proceeding.
May God bless you for using your gifts and talents to take the time and effort to do such a good and noble thing, a thing which may be for the benefit of many; and may that it ultimately be for the love and glory of Almighty God. And may God bless Matthew as well for giving you the green light on this tenacious and blessed endeavor.
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I am archiving my library before I die.… and I discussed this with Matthew before proceeding.
Are you expecting to die anytime soon? I hope not, you are valuable to this forum.
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I need those prayers. Thank you.
Last weekend a few of us oldster activists and the relative youngster Matthew (:laugh1:) decided to pool our archives and to make them accessible in enough locations and formats that they cannot be as easily shoahed as was judaism.is. As he has already revealed, Matthew also intends to develop an authentically Catholic AI.
This is a project for the next generation of Catholic Action.
You can get on board or you can get out of the way.
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Your insight into how my life "must be" is of the same low quality as your understanding of basic catechism.
Bless your heart 😆I think it’s great you’ve got the time to devote to studying and discussing various aspects of the faith.
Thank you for your charitable words🤣 I will most certainly pray for you 💐
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As he has already revealed, Matthew also intends to develop an authentically Catholic AI.
This is a project for the next generation of Catholic Action.
You can get on board or you can get out of the way.
I hope Matthew can (if he has not done so already) initiate some sort of contact with John Sharpe to see if John is available to help out in this tremendous ongoing endeavor /project. Sharpe is a lot more than sharp. He is absolutely brilliant and is already carrying out a solid traditional Catholic apostolate.
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I’m praying for you, Mark.
That’s cool that you and Mathew are preparing for the future.
I stocked up on bibles too.
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I can’t understand how many on here find the time to post as much as you do. Must be retired, unemployed, or ladies and gentlemen of leisure (with no young children!!).
Some of us can type and function. It’s called balance. You might discover it once you finish counting your virtues.
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"Keep it up, Mark! Love the content." --LeDeg
LeDeg is one the members who never interacts with me. I understand. He's a buddy of Alaric, who's fooled by Jim Caviezal (https://www.bitchute.com/video/4UBXLgCJgRf2) and Alaric never suspected that VoxClamantis@fisheaters.com thought that "anti-Judaism had nothing in common with Catholicism." He boasts of having a problem with VC's fag/tranny promotion. Well, almost everyone had a problem with that, which is why you saw the huge exodus of former FE members. Some of them came here, and some of them started SuscipeDomine forum (and others -- I remember that short-lived forum started by Paragon, before SuscipeDomine). That hardly marks him as insightful. Alaric learns from jws how to be anti-jwish. He's a disciple of the fake convert "Brother" Nathanael Kapner.
Alaric thinks Heat is a great movie. He's a dork, like the marranos Pacino and DeNiro. Pacino worked for Commentary magazine back in the 1960s, before his acting career took off.
I'm not gung-ho about Mark79. He's a lightweight compared to me. And that is not a boast on my part. He thinks JayneK's conversion is sincere and thinks George Carlin was an Irish gentile. And, of course, I could say more.
And that is depressing to type.
I always want people to see more than I see.
None of you could have ascertained back in 2010 that VoxClamantis@Fisheaters was a marrano/crypto. Only I saw it, and meticulously set her up to out herself, when I got her to say, "anti-Judaism has nothing in common with Catholicism."
It used to amuse me, but now irks me, that people have accused me of being Croix. I'm ruthlessly consistent. Check out my previous accounts if you don't believe me. Mark79 is all over the place, much like Croix. I don't know that Mark79 is Croix, but he would be a better guess as to being Croix than me. How's Mark79's friend Always doing?
It's a good thing I have an appetite for absurdity or I would lose my mind.
I suggest you all read every issue of Fr. Feeney's The Point. You'd be far less gullible if you did.
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Bless your heart 😆I think it’s great you’ve got the time to devote to studying and discussing various aspects of the faith.
Thank you for your charitable words🤣 I will most certainly pray for you 💐
Did you not read your “charitable” words?
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This is a good post of mine. (https://www.cathinfo.com/politics-and-world-leaders/iw-gatekeepers-justin-raimondo-philip-weiss-jeff-blankfort-allen-brownfeld-s)
Jws need to control all sides, so they need to harness anti-jwish energy. And they have their helpers. I like Joe Sobran a lot, but I still consider him a helper of jws.
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…I'm not gung-ho about Mark79. He's a lightweight compared to me. …Mark79 is all over the place, much like Croix. I don't know that Mark79 is Croix, but he would be a better guess as to being Croix than me. …
I agree that I am a "lightweight." Since I cannot read Hebrew, Aramaic, Yiddish, or Rashi, I must depend upon others to bring primary sources to the table. Yes, I am a midget standing on the shoulders of those who have done the "heavy lifting." I have stipulated this previously.
I don't think it is true that I am "all over the place," perhaps undecided on some issues where there is conflicting evdience (e.g., Putin), but I dispute your claim of "all over the place." I think that is pure hyperbole.
I am not "Croix."
Now it's your turn. After your last message to me, I posted this thread:
Imperfections, a perspective https://www.cathinfo.com/catholic-living-in-the-modern-world/imperfections-a-perspective/msg1001007/#msg1001007
I assume you did not see it, because it reflects a style quite unlike yours and yet you did not respond.
Here is another opportunity for you to read it and perhaps respond.
It is rather common that I receive messages from well-meaning readers commenting on the beliefs and behaviors of this-or-that individual. It happens often enough that I thought I'd offer this.
I am not perfect. I am a sinner. I make non-sinful mistakes daily; on some days, hourly. Despite that, I know that I am a reasonable, though imperfect source.
It is unreasonable for me to expect more perfection from my earthly sources that I myself can manage.
Consider that I quote the damned rabbis and their satanic "holy books." Please understand then that even the most wicked of sources can provide useful data points and evidence.
As a Catholic, I accept and submit to Magisterium. I recognize too that there is a spectrum of theological certainty. For that reason, my website has this page on Theological Certainty: https://archive.is/1rbqh
So, I reserve outright vituperation for those condemned by the authentic Magisterium… and for those who exhibit a pattern of deception, destruction of the Faith, and ill-willed infiltration.
To be clear, I do not expect anyone, not even my wife or children, to be my clone or to agree with me on every debatable point. I am not preaching tolerance of heresy or sin, but I fail to see benefit is sniping from the weeds at the imperfections of others. I do expect (and enforce to the extent possible) agreement on points defined by the Church. Obviously I do believe and act in accord with St. Francis de Sales:
"The declared enemies of God and His Church, heretics and schismatics, must be criticized as much as possible, as long as truth is not denied. It is a work of charity to shout: 'Here is the wolf!' when it enters the flock or anywhere else." St. Francis de Sales, Introduction to the Devout Life, Part III, Chapter 29
Its glaringly obvious that I sin and am flawed. I am old (ouch!) and still have not become as good as I aim to be (more ouch!).
Lastly, I express my hope that you have reach beyond your rare posts here. I hope that you are putting your knowledge and insights into Catholic Action, doing more than sniping at the imperfections of others. I do wonder if you have lost "the big picture."
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I stocked up on bibles too.
That's good. They're EMP-proof. 🤓
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Mark79, don't get distracted by responding to this thread, just keep doing what you are doing, many of us appreciate it
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I don't see why Rum & Mark79 are not friends?
They're both focused on and pursue the same ʝʊdɛօ-luciferian enemy.
They both have special charisms for discerning ʝʊdɛօ-masonic machinations.
As we are exposed, and surrounded by our enemies, why are we still fighting?
Wouldn't some effort towards Catholic charity and teamwork help us persevere through this dark hour?