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Re: TVs everywhere
« Reply #25 on: March 04, 2025, 02:36:45 PM »
I shouldn’t have to breathe in cigarettes or pot at Mass either. 

Re: TVs everywhere
« Reply #26 on: March 04, 2025, 02:44:04 PM »
Third Order Franciscans.
Third Orders have joined by choice and agreed to the rules. They don’t expect nonmembers to  obey them or cater to them in different environments. I don’t own a TV, don’t see any use for one in my home since, as you say, there is so much rot on them. There’s nothing good on TV that I can’t access on my tablet. Nonetheless, if I go to someone else’s home and there’s a TV, I don’t tell them to get rid of it. How do I know how they use it? Maybe it’s for watching old videos of good shows, or they’ve a video of their wedding or old Masses, their children’s Confirmations or other Sacraments. I don’t refuse to enter their home if I see a TV.  The only time I’d say anything is if there’s something bad playing on it. If I’ve taken a vow to never watch or be in the presence of a TV, well, I could ask them to turn it off, and if they refused, I have to excuse myself and leave. Most Catholics are not Third Order Franciscans. 


Re: TVs everywhere
« Reply #27 on: March 04, 2025, 02:55:02 PM »
Padre Pio discourage Catholics from even purchasing a television.  That’s correct tv anywhere in church is a new and modernist.  You even admit it. Use your thinking cap.  TV in church is so very Protestant and Novus Ordo.  You don’t need tv , you need speakers or maybe your brain is so dull that you can’t listen and comprehend.  Use your thinking cap. Most tvs are used to spy and collect data. 

who paid for the tv and service?  Maybe take the money and put it towards a bigger church.
Again, Padre Pio was not referring to a TV used to internally view and hear what is going on inside the church. Internal systems not attached to broadcast aren’t spying on anyone. Or if they are, I’m not sure they can’t in 2025, but one can buy an old system in a thrift shop, save lots of money, and there’ll be no monthly bills. Building an addition or getting a larger church is much more expensive than a TV monitor and video camera! 

Re: TVs everywhere
« Reply #28 on: March 04, 2025, 02:59:59 PM »
I shouldn’t have to breathe in cigarettes or pot at Mass either.
You’ve been to a Mass where people were smoking cigarettes and marijuana?  

Re: TVs everywhere
« Reply #29 on: March 04, 2025, 03:05:11 PM »
The Catholics prior to Vatican II did not need overflow rooms because there were so many valid, licit masses available. How old are you that you cannot differentiate between a television being used to stream Mass versus movies, tv shows, etc.? Too old.
How old are you?  Why all of a sudden there are now televisions in chapels when there wasn’t?  Going along with the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr church.   We all see the gradual changes to SSPX and many that go to independents chapels are living a double life too. 

These aren’t regular tvs.  These are “smart” tvs.  Big brother is watching.