Author Topic: Thank you and goodbye (Read 53241 times)

Jane · « **Reply #450 on:** October 28, 2012, 06:58:28 PM »

I'm with you PW...boo hoo says Roman55 wahhhh :barf:

From someone with average 2 posts per day contributing to the very thing complaining about. Hypocrite.

Matthew · « **Reply #451 on:** October 28, 2012, 07:07:58 PM »

Do you have brain damage?

Bishop Williamson has personally approved of CathInfo, and we both get along just fine. True, some people might not know that, but you should at least be able to figure out that he would never say anything bad about CathInfo -- because of the OBVIOUS fact that CathInfo is a +W support haven.

The only "trad Catholic priests" who badmouth CathInfo are those who have sold out their principles and compromised themselves -- usually following orders from above.

Seriously, did your dog die tonight or something? I haven't even seen posts from you lately. And if you read PW's farewell post, you can clearly see she doesn't hold anything against CathInfo.

Is this some pathetic attempt to curry favor with PW? I guess we need to start a "singles" section or something if that's the case, if the young men are going THAT insane...

Cheryl · « **Reply #452 on:** October 29, 2012, 09:53:13 AM »

Quote from: PenitentWoman

I really do not want to see anyone else banned over my exit post. Yes, it hurts horribly to be called names, but God knows the truth, and I will have accept that as enough. Anger is terribly damaging to a person's soul.

God Bless.

PW, yes it does hurt to be called names and God does know the truth, but we must always keep in mind that nothing ever happens without God's approval. If for a time God wants us to hurt emotionally, we must learn to accept it. As for myself, I work very hard at accepting God's will. Face it, as humans we want it our way! Learning it has to be God's way is a hard lesson indeed.

I can't agree with you that anger is terribly damaging to a person's soul. If it wasn't for the anger of the parents and strangers at the physical appearance of Blessed Margaret of Castello she would probably never have spent the rest of her life in prayer completely dedicated to Our Lord.

She was born a hunchback, a midget, blind, lame and ugly. Her parents who were of noble blood kept her imprisoned, walled up beside a chapel. She could not get out, but could attend Mass and receive the sacraments, no one could possibly see her. Her only human contact was a few servants and a priest.

She was never once angry. Not at her parents who abandoned her at the age of 14 and never at God who made her the way she was.

She became a lay Dominican and helped the townspeople who had provided her with food and shelter.

When others direct anger at me, I keep in mind the anger directed at our Lord during His Passion; and look how good that anger was for our souls.

Ad Jesu per Mariam

Sagesse · « **Reply #453 on:** October 31, 2012, 12:30:11 AM »

After following this thread and watching it get hijacked I want to thank Tele, Sede, Mathew and everyone else that staunchly defended PW. It was very sad to watch a good intentioned thread get turned into a tribunal against the very one who created it.

Part of me hesitates to post on this thread for fear that by bumping it up PWs reputation could be potentially damaged because of so many false and harsh accusations against her throughout its 90+ pages. However, I was not sure where else to post my thanks to the people above and I thought it very much due.

PW: You and your daughter are in my prayers. May you be graced with perseverance and peace of soul. I would pray that you might have courage or an increase of conviction, but your family has turned against you because of the courage you have had in standing for those convictions. You embraced traditional Catholicism and femininity as you could --- or at the very least you have been docile to traditionalism; you voluntarily joined a traditional Catholic forum, you have suffered mockery, persecution ( from friends and people on this forum), and I am sure you have endured many more things. PW, you are very courageous and have put many of us converts to shame. When the devil sees one of his slaves trying to get away, remember, he does everything in his power to bring that soul back under his frightful dominion. These crosses that siege you in both your soul and your daily life will pass in due time. For those few that remain with you -- you will be given the strength to endure them with peace.

:) Thank you PW for your brave example on this forum. Some may try to argue against this with previous faults but perhaps they would do well to remember Our Lord and the casting of the first stone. :) We are all human and all weak. May God bless you.

Sagesse · « **Reply #454 on:** October 31, 2012, 12:32:45 AM »

Oh, it should be **Matthew.