Author Topic: Most Holy Family Monastery (Read 8352 times)

Caminus · « **on:** August 05, 2009, 12:46:44 AM »

Whoever might have personal knowledge of this "monastery" please contact me via PM. For example, do they follow an "horarium" or daily schedule? If so, do they follow it religiously? Are there any photographs of this "monastery" available to view? What is the name and/or affiliation of the priest that offers Mass at the "monastery" and/or administers the other sacraments? Where, when and in front of whom did these gentlemen profess final vows?

Elizabeth · « **Reply #1 on:** August 05, 2009, 08:56:11 AM »

So I take it these fellows get peevish when questions about

where they go to Mass, where they received their religious

formation, who is their superior etc. are asked?

I think they are part of a Stanford University social

engineering psy-op group. Stanford Research Association,

they were into some heavy psycic stuff back when...

But they are bright and sometimes very entertaining, and

nobody can say they are not hard workers

Even if they began with sincere good will, it seems more

obvious every day that lack of supervision and accountability

destroys the life of a religious.

Caminus · « **Reply #2 on:** August 05, 2009, 11:17:49 AM »

Quote

Maybe this would have been good information to get before doing this

Maybe the three of you should get together for a comedy routine. Too bad you can't call yourself the Three Stooges. Do you think the Three Nitwits would work?

I'm not even going to ask what exactly you mean by the above comment. The fact that you take each other so seriously is quite humorous. Maybe you wrote it upon waking, or while consuming large amounts of alcohol, because the only thing more bizarre, albeit not by much, is the unreferenced monologue which distorts reality they posted about an exchange, if you could call it that. What's the point? No one can refer to what the hell their talking about. It's good for them because they do not want anyone reading our exchange for it was most uncomplimentary. They derived some kind of satisfaction by making reference to an unsourced conversation, basically saying, "There's this one guy out there, yeah, he's an eeevil heretic, he's an example of all that is wrong and eeevil, but we won't show you why or how, just take our word for it." Truly bizarre, but fascinating at the same time.

Caminus · « **Reply #3 on:** August 05, 2009, 11:25:06 AM »

Quote from: Elizabeth

So I take it these fellows get peevish when questions about

where they go to Mass, where they received their religious

formation, who is their superior etc. are asked?

I think they are part of a Stanford University social

engineering psy-op group. Stanford Research Association,

they were into some heavy psycic stuff back when...

But they are bright and sometimes very entertaining, and

nobody can say they are not hard workers

Even if they began with sincere good will, it seems more

obvious every day that lack of supervision and accountability

destroys the life of a religious.

And that's what I'm trying to discover. That's why I would like to talk to someone with first-hand knowledge of this place. Do they sit around and watch T.V. for example? See, the problem is that their little website gives them an air of standing, especially asserting that they are an actual monastery, publicly teaching the Catholic faith. If they are frauds, which I'm sure they are, it would be good to get that information out that. The fact they they stone-walled me on providing basic information is telling.

Elizabeth · « **Reply #4 on:** August 05, 2009, 11:39:27 AM »

:scratchchin:

Well, they did allow that guy who believes himself to be Elias or Enoch or something to become a brother there.

And that other dude who gave them $1 million in order to join up.

You'd think with all of that self-professed expertise in Catholicism stuff like that wouldn't be happening.