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To Thomistic Philosopher
« on: October 25, 2013, 07:01:16 AM »
I was thinking how John was associated with the Dimond brothers and was SV but is not anymore but very strongly anti-SV in his public stance whatever the reason.  After spending time with the brothers would be anti-whatever they were seeing there teaching on salvation and complete lack of charity.  I'm surprised he did not leave the faith completely if he thought they really represent the Catholic Church.

I agree that they have some good stuff out and are right about many things though.  And their research is also good and well presented most of the time.  

I think they prevented me from be SV sooner than I did.  As a nordite I thought they were what traditional Catholics were.  I thought all traditionalists were their clones.

Alot proved to be angry and uncharitable and ignorant and dishonest but not to the extreme that they are.

To Thomistic Philosopher
« Reply #1 on: October 25, 2013, 09:39:58 AM »
Quote from: Lover of Truth
I was thinking how John was associated with the Dimond brothers and was SV but is not anymore but very strongly anti-SV in his public stance whatever the reason.  After spending time with the brothers would be anti-whatever they were seeing there teaching on salvation and complete lack of charity.  I'm surprised he did not leave the faith completely if he thought they really represent the Catholic Church.

I agree that they have some good stuff out and are right about many things though.  And their research is also good and well presented most of the time.  

I think they prevented me from be SV sooner than I did.  As a nordite I thought they were what traditional Catholics were.  I thought all traditionalists were their clones.

Alot proved to be angry and uncharitable and ignorant and dishonest but not to the extreme that they are.


Sorry to barge in on your thread, but it was a public thread and not a PM, so people can see it.
...Are you saying that you knew the dimonds or spent time with them?
Who is this "john" character?
 :reporter:


To Thomistic Philosopher
« Reply #2 on: October 25, 2013, 11:13:53 AM »
Quote from: soulguard
Quote from: Lover of Truth
I was thinking how John was associated with the Dimond brothers and was SV but is not anymore but very strongly anti-SV in his public stance whatever the reason.  After spending time with the brothers would be anti-whatever they were seeing there teaching on salvation and complete lack of charity.  I'm surprised he did not leave the faith completely if he thought they really represent the Catholic Church.

I agree that they have some good stuff out and are right about many things though.  And their research is also good and well presented most of the time.  

I think they prevented me from be SV sooner than I did.  As a nordite I thought they were what traditional Catholics were.  I thought all traditionalists were their clones.

Alot proved to be angry and uncharitable and ignorant and dishonest but not to the extreme that they are.


Sorry to barge in on your thread, but it was a public thread and not a PM, so people can see it.
...Are you saying that you knew the dimonds or spent time with them?
Who is this "john" character?
 :reporter:


John Vennarri.  A good knowledgeable writer, who does good research but turns into an idiot when discussing SV.  It is a pet issue that he has closed his mind to completely, for whatever reason, facts be damned.

To Thomistic Philosopher
« Reply #3 on: October 28, 2013, 04:57:16 PM »
Most Holy Family Monastery says a lot of good things, but the way in which they present things really destroys all of their efforts. They IMMEDIATELY without asking a few simple questions are able to magically discern you are of bad will in a minute. How they do know this? Ohh well the tens of thousands of people, and by some special God given grace the ability to read the hearts of men. They immediately call you a heretic to the point where the word loses its meaning...

Saint Thomas talks about prudence, and these people definitely lack this big time. Sometimes you are not supposed to talk about God, if you know for certain that it will only cause people to blaspheme His Holy Name. This does not mean you lack faith or true charity, it simply means that you have to choose your battles. If you know for certain it will only get everyone in the room extremely angry and do absolutely no good, then by all means find another time to do things in more private.

Yes, Most Holy Family Monastery is what kept me from becoming Sedevacantist for a VERY long time... Trust me man my whole life would be different if I would have been a sede since my early days... It is truly a grace from God, blessed be those who see it.

To Thomistic Philosopher
« Reply #4 on: October 28, 2013, 05:06:54 PM »
I just watched this video by John Vennari (right after Francis' latest interview) and thought he had a lot of great thoughts, but I noticed that he never goes as far as saying the "H" word when speaking of Francis and his contradictions to Traditional Catholic teaching.  Why not call a spade a spade rather than talking around an issue (like Vatican II docuмents)?

One thing he mentions early on that I found fascinating was about Francis' use of the media....that he chooses to go straight to the public without having to write encyclicals that would be openly contrary to Traditional Catholic teaching.



Who is this guy?