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Offline Marlelar

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Surprising words from George Neumayr
« on: October 07, 2013, 07:13:14 PM »
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    • As far as I can tell Mr. Neumayr is a "conservative" Novus Ordo member which makes this quote surprising.  Perhaps there is a crack where truth is able to seep in?

    "Were St. Ignatius of Loyola alive today, he wouldn’t recognize Francis as a Jesuit. He might not even recognize him as a Catholic. For all of his chirpy talk about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, Francis speaks like a subjectivist, for whom religion is not something received from the triune God but something created from within, which is the hallmark of modernism, from which the spirit of Vatican II sprung. How else to explain a pope who tells an atheist to seek salvation by following what he considers “the Good”?"

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    Surprising words from George Neumayr
    « Reply #1 on: October 07, 2013, 08:07:24 PM »
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    • Quote from: Marlelar
    As far as I can tell Mr. Neumayr is a "conservative" Novus Ordo member which makes this quote surprising.  Perhaps there is a crack where truth is able to seep in?

    "Were St. Ignatius of Loyola alive today, he wouldn’t recognize Francis as a Jesuit. He might not even recognize him as a Catholic. For all of his chirpy talk about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, Francis speaks like a subjectivist, for whom religion is not something received from the triune God but something created from within, which is the hallmark of modernism, from which the spirit of Vatican II sprung. How else to explain a pope who tells an atheist to seek salvation by following what he considers “the Good”?"

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    Good article and observation Marlelar.

    There will be faithful Catholics who come out publicly to resist Francis the ʝʊdɛօ-masonic clown.

    It's only a matter of time and how big the confrontation will be.
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    Surprising words from George Neumayr
    « Reply #2 on: October 07, 2013, 10:04:09 PM »
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    Good. It's about time some N.O. priest noticed the heresy and apostacy!!
    The laity have been weekly slapped in the face with the wet fish that is pope Francis's never-ending heresies. There's only so much cognitive dissonance a brain can manage before it snaps.

    Meanwhile, I'll keep working for a constant state of grace and prepare for battle...
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