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Offline gladius_veritatis

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Marian Apparitions seem to deny Sede
« Reply #5 on: October 02, 2009, 03:11:11 PM »
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Excellent post, Belloc.


It is average, at best, Matthew.  The people I discussed this with at FE made the same points and more, and made them more clearly.

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And why did she insist that the Pope/Bishops consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart if there were no Pope?


A lot of good your "Popes" have done in that regard, eh?

Considering that there is a need to have a Pontiff and Bishops at the moment of the consecration, not necessarily at every moment before and/or after, the rather glaring failure of the V2 Popes on this front (all post-1960, btw) could arguably be looked upon more as a strike against their legitimacy than in favor thereof.

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See, the Sedes can often be so blind, they throw out rock-solid apparitions such as Fatima (as well as Catholic dogmas) before questioning sedevacantism.


Which, as we know, is SO common among those who dispute the legitimacy of the V2 Popes.

Marian Apparitions seem to deny Sede
« Reply #6 on: October 02, 2009, 03:12:31 PM »
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I like your post, Belloc, but your post about Sedevacantism CLEARLY belongs in the Crisis forum.

Don't put things in General Discussion just because you want "everyone to actually read them, instead of having my post ignored."  Trust me, those who WANT to read it will read it. Those who aren't interested won't be forced to sift through your post. They aren't going to read it anyhow. It just gets in their way.

Matthew


sorry about the wrong section posting , Matthew...


Marian Apparitions seem to deny Sede
« Reply #7 on: October 02, 2009, 03:15:29 PM »
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This has been dealt with before (in the FE archived thread for one).  As far as whether or not it "seems" to indicate this or that, I will counter by saying it does not seem to do anything of the kind.


a non-answer, though nicely done... :applause:

why did Mary not say anything....also, why did she not say "hey, consecrate the world in 1960, but then again, you will have no Pope to do it" or something like that???

alot of stuff about apostasy, but the only vacant chair I see is during the  violent crisis just before the Chastisemtn and/or tribulation.....do not see any Pope heading to Cologne or "over the sea"....nor the massive violence to engulf Europe....yet.....plenty of prophecy then to back up a Pope to die and vacant seat....not before.....

Marian Apparitions seem to deny Sede
« Reply #8 on: October 02, 2009, 03:16:31 PM »
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It is average, at best, Matthew.  The people I discussed this with at FE made the same points and more, and made them more clearly..[/quote


soo.......no "what what" for me, no "raise the roof" stuff :ready-to-eat:

Offline gladius_veritatis

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Marian Apparitions seem to deny Sede
« Reply #9 on: October 02, 2009, 03:18:29 PM »
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a non-answer, though nicely done... :applause:


Considering your appeal to someone in another thread to consider that you work full-time, etc., I find this response a bit absurd.

I have responded more about this stuff that you likely know.  I MAY get to it again here, but I may not.  If you want to take that as evasion, go ahead.  My days do not have any more hours than your own.

Mary didn't say "Consecrate the world IN 1960", Belloc.