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Funny Stuff for Catholics / Re: Funny Stuff
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Hey Mathew!And threads like this should be moved out of the anonymous forum as well..what's the point
Could you do some kind of weekly event where you ban the troll of the week?
Maybe have an (un)honorable mention of the 2nd place troll as well.
Not the point of this discussion. Single women aren't subject to any man, outside of her family. And single men don't have any authority over women, outside of his family.Would a woman still be "less" than a man, in that case?
I'd like to read the Epistles, but I find them daunting. What are your suggestions for a good commentary on them, specifically? I have the Haydock and the Catena Aurea. Are there others?Check out Jesuit priest Cornelius a Lapide's commentaries on Scripture. Many Catholics say it's the best ever.
Is your wife a Catholic or a Traditional Catholic?In the few cases I know of, the wife probably wouldn't have divorced and lost the faith if the husband truly had the traditional Catholic faith, and strove to make that the order of both their lives. Being raised and living in the modern world, and being so distant from other Catholics, who really, really want to be the saints they ought to be, leaves most "traditional Catholics" hardly knowing what it really means to be Catholic, and so they deceive themselves, and are shocked when their spouse leaves or their children loose the faith.
Looks like you’ve answered your own question. Let her civilly divorce you. Support your kids if you have them. Otherwise, dedicate your life to the service of God.
Quote from: Änσnymσus 7/5/2025, 10:04:25 AMThe question asked by the OP was, after his wife filed for divorce should he change the locks. Hopefully there could be a reconciliation, but if the wife persists in perusing a divorce there isn't much the husband can do to stop it. What he can do is fight for full custody of any children (an unknown) so that they will be raised in the faith, support and maintain contact with them in the case of joint or no custody. Which is why some advised the OP to consult a good attorney to help preserve his rights as the father. Who suggested divorce? No one that I can see.
What is the question?
Suggesting divorce is sinful. You should watch what you type more carefully.