Author Topic: Cath Info Posters - priorities and topics (Read 8987 times)

stevusmagnus · « **on:** November 23, 2010, 09:09:59 PM »

The unwarranted attacks on the Society is pretty frightening.

I'm hoping the board returns to a sane and balanced mainstream Society view of Tradition soon to get back to some actual useful discussion about the crisis and dealing with the NO. It's time to stop holding personal vendettas, blurting emotionally charged visceral reactions, condemning BXVI as an anti-pope without even understanding what he said (nor caring) and flirting with the delusionally schismatic dead end of Sedevacantism. There is even now a thread praising Abp. Thuc over ABL and some poster keeps posting looney Sede literature.

I feel like I need to read some solid books and seriously relevant and cogent Traditional commentary like CFN, Angelus, and the Remnant. Some of you guys are starting to float off to the planet Neptune and need to get grounded in reality.

Emerentiana · « **Reply #1 on:** November 24, 2010, 01:00:58 AM »

Quote from: stevusmagnus

The unwarranted attacks on the Society and BF, and kooky and insane Sedes that have infiltrated this board recently are pretty frightening.

I'm hoping the board returns to a sane and balanced mainstream Society view of Tradition soon to get back to some actual useful discussion about the crisis and dealing with the NO. It's time to stop wringing our hands over conspiracy theories, holding personal vendettas, blurting emotionally charged visceral reactions, condemning BXVI as an anti-pope without even understanding what he said (nor caring) and flirting with the delusionally schismatic dead end of Sedevacantism. There is even now a thread praising Abp. Thuc over ABL and some poster keeps posting looney Sede literature.

I feel like I need to read some solid books and seriously relevant and cogent Traditional commentary like CFN, Angelus, and the Remnant. Some of you guys are starting to float off to the planet Neptune and need to get grounded in reality.

Stevus, you can stop calling the members of this forum kooks and conspiracy theororists. You cant connect the dots when it comes to the crisis in the church. Most of us do not see eye to eye with you and your preposterous ideas!
If you dont like what we say, go elsewhere, but stop your name calling NOW![/b] :good-shot:

Roman Catholic · « **Reply #2 on:** November 24, 2010, 01:28:22 AM »

Quote from: stevusmagnus

like CFN, Angelus, and the Remnant

Publications that contains some good articles, while keeping up the delusions.

Zenith · « **Reply #3 on:** November 24, 2010, 03:28:14 AM »

Quote from: Emerentiana

Quote from: stevusmagnus
The unwarranted attacks on the Society and BF, and kooky and insane Sedes that have infiltrated this board recently are pretty frightening.

I'm hoping the board returns to a sane and balanced mainstream Society view of Tradition soon to get back to some actual useful discussion about the crisis and dealing with the NO. It's time to stop wringing our hands over conspiracy theories, holding personal vendettas, blurting emotionally charged visceral reactions, condemning BXVI as an anti-pope without even understanding what he said (nor caring) and flirting with the delusionally schismatic dead end of Sedevacantism. There is even now a thread praising Abp. Thuc over ABL and some poster keeps posting looney Sede literature.

I feel like I need to read some solid books and seriously relevant and cogent Traditional commentary like CFN, Angelus, and the Remnant. Some of you guys are starting to float off to the planet Neptune and need to get grounded in reality.

Stevus, you can stop calling the members of this forum kooks and conspiracy theororists. You cant connect the dots when it comes to the crisis in the church. Most of us do not see eye to eye with you and your preposterous ideas!
If you dont like what we say, go elsewhere, but stop your name calling NOW![/b] :good-shot:

Name calling is simply a way to try and discredit others when you cannot come up with a reasonable or constructive answer in a discussion.

Wessex · « **Reply #4 on:** November 24, 2010, 05:15:23 AM »

stevusmagnus,

You will find a lot of us here were big supporters of the Society in the early days, seeing it as a refuge against the religious and political changes of the day. ABL was active in both areas. But, whereas the leadership and its organs are now moving towards liberal positions and adopting the consensus of the status-quo on many issues, some of us including Bp. Williamson want to stay as we are and not follow the crowd.