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Amy Davidson · « **Reply #765 on:** March 21, 2016, 03:37:04 PM »

Hey everyone! :)

My name is Amy and I'm 17. I'm not actually a Catholic, and don't know that much about it, but I am interested in finding out more. My great friend of mine recommended this site to me a while ago, and I promised him I'd join, so here I am!

I look forward to my time here, and hope to learn a lot.

Nadir · « **Reply #766 on:** March 22, 2016, 12:17:51 AM »

Welcome Amy! I hope you find what you need. Do you belong to a church?

Earl of Devonshire · « **Reply #767 on:** March 22, 2016, 01:47:12 AM »

Quote from: Nadir

Welcome Amy! I hope you find what you need. Do you belong to a church?

Yes she does belong to a Baptist church to my knowledge.

qeddeq · « **Reply #768 on:** April 23, 2016, 12:40:28 AM »

i don't know how this works, your system, because i don't like dealing with computer details, so i hope it goes thru.
I was novus ordo and am now attending a CMRI center in arizona. the novus ordo has been a disappointment to me, as has the whole rcia program, which had little to do with catholicism. what a mess.
i don't know much about sspx but i agree with the sedevacantists because...just look at it. Take it all in and tell me that's roman catholicism. i see the novus ordo as getting worse not better. No idea what the plan is now. I have never heard anyone even discuss the issue of what to do when the church has no pope, and no hierarchy. i have broken with the novus ordo.
I am a 49 YO male.

MyrnaM · « **Reply #769 on:** April 23, 2016, 08:44:04 AM »

Quote from: qeddeq

i don't know how this works, your system, because i don't like dealing with computer details, so i hope it goes thru.
I was novus ordo and am now attending a CMRI center in arizona. the novus ordo has been a disappointment to me, as has the whole rcia program, which had little to do with catholicism. what a mess.
i don't know much about sspx but i agree with the sedevacantists because...just look at it. Take it all in and tell me that's roman catholicism. i see the novus ordo as getting worse not better. No idea what the plan is now. I have never heard anyone even discuss the issue of what to do when the church has no pope, and no hierarchy. i have broken with the novus ordo.
I am a 49 YO male.

Hello and welcome, I also attend CMRI in Spokane Washington I hope you have a positive experience here, however at times there are some heated debates, but don't let that sway you from your strong faith, the reason for the debates is proof we have no True Pope in Rome to unite us as was in the past centuries.

MrsArrington · « **Reply #770 on:** April 25, 2016, 06:09:38 PM »

Hello and blessings all!

The 'welcome' thread here is about the most detailed in any forum I've every joined :) I think that's amazing in itself. I'm a medium-time lurker here and thought it was about time I took that great leap into the unknown.

Name: Mrs Arrington (but you may also call me Eleanor!)
Status: Married, with 2 children (our daughter just under a month short of 2 years, and a son of 10 months)
Occupation: wife and mother (previously worked in publishing)
Location: London

I was brought up with the Novus Ordo by faithful (in their own way) parents...though I don't think I had as thorough grounding in Catholic tradition (and Tradition) as would have been good. After a relatively liberal upbringing I have grown very much increasingly conservative (which is to say, sensible...) with age.

I started attending a Sunday TLM at Oxford while I was a student and then living as a single woman in London after graduating I eventually found myself with SSPX. My own studies, as well as what I read and thought and prayed, since, taught me the reality of the 'church' since Vatican-II (which however well-meaning, cannot be counted as less than heretical). So at that point attending SSPX masses seemed to be the place to be. It was also where I met my husband :)

MyrnaM · « **Reply #771 on:** April 25, 2016, 09:45:13 PM »

Hello to you Eleanor, the most wonderful part about the Internet is meeting people we would never have met from all over the world.

Stop lurking and share your devotions, fears or whatever. We all have them.

Lover of Truth · « **Reply #772 on:** April 26, 2016, 09:18:44 AM »

Welcome Mrs. Arrington.

onewhoknows · « **Reply #773 on:** May 18, 2016, 03:49:11 PM »

Hi I'm new here. I have received a message from someone but cannot get it because I am not an established member. How do I become established?

Thanks!

LittleFlowers · « **Reply #774 on:** May 28, 2016, 08:41:57 PM »

Hi, I'm LittleFlowers! I'm in process of becoming a secular Franciscan, am a young woman, and single. Hi to everyone!

EcclesialVigilante · « **Reply #775 on:** May 31, 2016, 08:24:37 PM »

EcclesialVigilante. Pipe smoking :detective:, beer drinking :cheers:, Byzantine Catholic

Texan

. I came here because you guys have the most information on the unfolding events in Pfieffer-land (your coverage has been excellent) and I know people I am trying to get out of there since finding out about Tetherow.

Cheers!

David Dionisi · « **Reply #776 on:** June 10, 2016, 05:37:25 PM »

I am a lifetime Catholic. I lead the Teach Peace Foundation and we provide education to help people go to heaven.

Please watch the docuмentary, endorsed by Sister Agnes, which explains how Satan is suppressing the Our Lady of Akita message (see the section Satan's Truth Suppression at 46:15 in the docuмentary online at
.

Akita and the Fatima Secret is endorsed by first-hand witnesses and prominent Catholic scholars (e.g., Fr. Jim Anderson and John Salza, etc.).

DOcuмENTARY SECTIONS START TIME

1. INTRODUCTION 00:01
2. THE ARK OF THE COVENANT AND MARY 04:56
3. MARY AND THE PERIOD OF PEACE 07:43
4. THE FATIMA MESSAGES AND MIRACLES 09:12
5. THE AKITA MESSAGES AND MIRACLES 14:20
6. SATAN'S TRUTH SUPPRESSION 46:15
7. COREDEMPTRIX 57:10
8. CONCLUSION 58:48

Total docuмentary length is 101 minutes.

I am also the producer of the docuмentary, The Secret of Nagasaki. This film provides concrete evidence that the Catholic Church was intentionally targeted for atomic bomb destruction by high ranking Freemason (see ).

The organization I lead also provides resources to help people learn to pray the Holy Rosary.

May the peace of our Lord be with you, David Dionisi

Degrelle · « **Reply #777 on:** July 13, 2016, 02:26:05 PM »

Good day, ladies and gentlemen of Cathinfo.

I've lurked Cathinfo for many years, but decided to finally register. It seems like Cathinfo is the only message board that has persevered over the years and although I've at times had reservations, Matthew's recent post about how past perceptions of Cathinfo are invalid pushed me to go ahead and register.

Just a little bit about myself:

I'm traditional Catholic (obviously), a convert from Novus Ordo about 11 years ago. I'm married and the father of five. I am what many call a "sedevacantist" but I don't come here to cause trouble or annoy people with endless rhetoric on the topic. I am also Canadian, which is certainly nothing to be proud of these days. As I see it, Canada does not exist anymore.

I often think of myself as a "young fogey", a man out of time, striving to lead a good Catholic family in an insane world that has turned its back on God and common sense.

A little bit about my Username and Avatar:

Léon Degrelle was a Walloon Belgian politician and staunch Catholic, who founded Rexism/the Rexist Party in Belgium. The movement's name was derived from the Roman Catholic journal and publishing company Christus Rex. Rexism has been accused of being fascist but was based on Catholic teaching.

After Germany launched Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union, Degrelle joined the Wermacht then the SS Division Wallonien (long story on how devout Catholics ended up in the pagan SS, but the Walloons weren't the only ones) in order to fight against the Soviets. Degrelle worked his way up from simple private to the SS equivalent of a full colonel during a four-year career (1941-1945). He is one of only three non-Germans ever awarded the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves.

He is an inspiring figure and quickly became one of my heroes as I read about his life.

Anem · « **Reply #778 on:** August 06, 2016, 10:02:16 AM »

Hi pleased to meet you. Not officially a catholic, but i am learning much about being with Christ and the informaton on the church doctrine have helped me find grace and to that i am grateful for.

Nice to meet everyone

Mark 79 · « **Reply #779 on:** August 06, 2016, 01:12:40 PM »

Quote from: Anem

Hi pleased to meet you. Not officially a catholic, but i am learning much about being with Christ and the informaton on the church doctrine have helped me find grace and to that i am grateful for.

Nice to meet everyone

Are you Norwegian or just using a VPN based in Norway?