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Offline Mat183

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Re: What's Best: Close or Spread Out?
« Reply #15 on: Today at 09:52:41 AM »
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  • But.... but.. how can you dismiss our world class polish actor. "JohnPaul jew"who gave  us the new Luminous (luciferian) mysteries?
    The New Mass and the Luminous Mysteries

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    Re: What's Best: Close or Spread Out?
    « Reply #16 on: Today at 11:44:40 AM »
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  • How about accepting the place God has put you? Many people seem to long for how things were in the past.  We, Catholics, need to be more self-aware than ever.  If you find that being away from people progresses into falling away from the Faith, then go find a community.  If your Faith is strong and you can be a light for others, do that.  If you have no clue about yourself, then work on that.

    LOL!!! Lot's of wisdom here!

    Accepting the place God has placed you in: Honestly, I think that working on this one thing alone can sanctify you. 


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    Re: What's Best: Close or Spread Out?
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  • Many of us had tried to group Catholics together through social media, and there have been some real attempts to move closer together geographically in different parts of France. However, it is very difficult to find two trad catholics who agree on mass validity, papal validity, EENS, BOD and the rest of it. These are real issues that cause a great deal of conflict, as the areas where we group should naturally gravitate to where there is access to sacraments. What if the only priest available to the trad group is a brilliant ecclesia dei rallied priest? Many in the group will attend his masses and gradually socialise seperately from those who don't.

    Having discussed this with many like minded catholics, our conclusion is that one should be Catholic where one is and attempt to be a beacon amongst our neighbours, colleagues, fellow sports club members and the like.

    Staying where God has planted you is good practice for martyrdom. It is good practice for detachment. It is good practice for the cultivation of prayer and solitude. It is good practice for radical dependence on God, and on Him alone. Oft times the strong desire for community - I'm no stranger to it - is a temptation of the devil to make us discontented with the dispositions of Divine Providence. Loving, and conforming oneself to God's will is the good work of a lifetime.