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The Crisis in the Church - an analogy (food for thought!)
« Reply #5 on: September 06, 2010, 04:49:43 PM »
You can judge for yourself after you look into this:

http://www.calefactory.org/misc-v2-v2ritesaretheyvalid.htm

The Crisis in the Church - an analogy (food for thought!)
« Reply #6 on: September 06, 2010, 04:59:24 PM »
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You can judge for yourself after you look into this:

http://www.calefactory.org/misc-v2-v2ritesaretheyvalid.htm


Myrna, have you ever heard of the author of this article before?


The Crisis in the Church - an analogy (food for thought!)
« Reply #7 on: September 06, 2010, 05:24:14 PM »
Everytime anyone reads something they don't like they attack the author or messenger.  The information is what CMRI and all the Sede chapels say.  

But if I posted something from the CMRI web site it would have been attacked also.  

I suggest you come to the conference in Oct. at the Mount, and I will pay your way, so don't say you can't afford it.  You will learn a lot.  

The Crisis in the Church - an analogy (food for thought!)
« Reply #8 on: September 06, 2010, 05:47:15 PM »
Quote from: MyrnaM
Everytime anyone reads something they don't like they attack the author or messenger.  The information is what CMRI and all the Sede chapels say.  

But if I posted something from the CMRI web site it would have been attacked also.  

I suggest you come to the conference in Oct. at the Mount, and I will pay your way, so don't say you can't afford it.  You will learn a lot.  


Do I have a bulls eye on me today?

Will you please tell me where you got
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Everytime anyone reads something they don't like they attack the author or messenger.  


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Myrna, have you ever heard of the author of this article before?


I ask you a civil question and all I got was a nasty response.

Forgive me if I don't trust everyone that I read.  I never heard of this man before -- ever.  If he is such a trustworthy source, why isn't he ever in the Reign of Mary or, for that matter, The Four Marks?

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The Crisis in the Church - an analogy (food for thought!)
« Reply #9 on: September 06, 2010, 06:27:07 PM »
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Those who believe the Novus Ordo is invalid should be able to say exactly WHY -- and "Ick!" isn't a good enough reason.


Why? Because it is based on a lie. Our Lord did not say "for all" He said "for many" and popes, doctors and catechisms have explained why "for many" MUST be used.


And so you would agree that a Latin NO is valid? ...and that ALL NO Masses will be valid when the new translations are implemented next year??