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Striving Catholic, twice now you have intimated that we have slandered the pope. Nobody here has done any more than stated his public words and actions. Can you show any evidence that anyone one here has done any other but offer the information you have asked for and commented on your own poor knowledge of the Faith founded on the apostles, as opposed to Vatican II.

You have much to learn, being a neophyte of less than 3 weeks!

Are you praying the Rosary? Does your lady friend pray it? Do you pray together?

Know that God has only the best for you and for her, if only you will do His Will.
You are absolutely right. I just looked back at the old posts and found no one actually slandering the pope, just coming dangerously close to questioning the papacy as well as the claims of an invalid Mass, etc. That got me really troubled and upset.

Anyways, after some reflection, I think I am just in the wrong place at the wrong time, assuming this forum is a place for the everyday catholics but it's not. I was here with the intention to seek prayers and advice, not really looking to join another cause or have another conversion.

Thus for my rash words, I apologise to the Christian brethen here and seek everyone's forgiveness. I bid everyone farewell.

God Bless!
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On the other hand, it does sound like you ask a lot.
Other people here will be more disposed to shows you this. Just wait and see.:popcorn:
I was thinking likewise, Giovanni.
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: Young Catholics are being pressured...
« Last post by Nadir on Yesterday at 11:58:19 PM »
I think, at your age, it’s OK if you don’t feel attracted to either the religious (consecrated) life or the married state. I certainly didn’t, but neither did I feel pressured by anyone. We were taught there were 3 possibilities - the consecrated religious life, the married life and the single life in the world.

Keep your options open right now. Just pray to do God’s Will.

None of the 3 choices are easy. All have their challenges. I lived the single life until 36, and now I am married 42 years.

I am sure you’ll get lots of comments, advice and discussion. Should be interesting.

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I have had a very poor experience with marriage preparation in the SSPX.

It seems to me that the quality of the preparation largely depends on the degree of interest of the local prior in this demand and the particular priest assigned to prepare the couple's knowledge and willingness to do a good job.

There are many good priests in the SSPX, but when it comes to marriage and family life, a lot of them are completely clueless.

You are right in resisting this pressure. If you listen to bad advice, you and your future children will suffer.

On the other hand, it does sound like you ask a lot. 
Other people here will be more disposed to shows you this. Just wait and see.:popcorn:
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The Sacred: Catholic Liturgy, Chant, Prayers / Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Last post by Nadir on Yesterday at 11:21:58 PM »
Striving Catholic, twice now you have intimated that we have slandered the pope. Nobody here has done any more than stated his public words and actions. Can you show any evidence that anyone one here has done any other but offer the information you have asked for and commented on your own poor knowledge of the Faith founded on the apostles, as opposed to Vatican II. 

You have much to learn, being a neophyte of less than 3 weeks!

Are you praying the Rosary? Does your lady friend pray it? Do you pray together?

Know that God has only the best for you and for her, if only you will do His Will.
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As a girl who has grown up within the SSPX, I have firsthand experience that some of the higher-ups in the SSPX like to push young Catholics into making choices that they will regret later in life. And before anyone comes at me, yeah life isn't easy, and never will be. I have seen too many unhappy marriages over the years and I have come to the point where I no longer believe that marriage is even an option for me. Almost every week at Church my pastor talks about young people having two choices, religious life, or marriage, and if you don't choose either of the two you are selfish. How is that even fair, neither of them is 100% guaranteed. I could get rejected by the convents OR there will be ZERO men that I'm even interested in, or aren’t my cup of tea if you know what I mean. And I know there will be older married people on here going to think “You’re young you don’t know what marriage is like” which is true, but how many of the couples on here were also rushed into marriage? Marrying someone you dated/courted for 4 months sounds like a recipe for disaster. And not to mention that that same couple probably doesn’t even have enough income to support a family. Instead of bothering the guys in the parishes to find a girl, tell them to find a major in college or a good-paying job, something that will benefit them in the long run. These are real issues that are never addressed, people turn a blind eye to them because it’s been normalized. If I want to get married I want a guy with a job, a house, and financial security, is that too much to ask? I’m not asking for millions, I’m asking for a home that we can stay in forever, money for our kids to feed them and to go to college and pursue what God wanted for them. It’s not rocket science, it’s simply planning for the future. Also, can we please stop the idea that it’s vain to take care of your appearance? NONE of the guys at my parish are interested or even have the care to work out or be fit. So in conclusion, stop trying to rush young Catholics into decisions that are life-changing, please... 
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Reportedly the Starlink satellites are the size of an office desk and are allegedly between 200 and 300 miles away, and have no exterior illumination.  So how can you see something the size of an office desk from 200+ miles away at night when it has no source of light?  Maybe they're not what Elon et al. claim they are.  Have you ever thought about that?


Supposedly they reflect the light of the sun.  I've never seen them, but there is video of them traveling in tandem, like a train going through the sky:



Light such as this being 200-300 miles away isn't so outlandish.  The red blinking lights you see on TV towers, which can be 2000 feet tall, are about the size of a shoebox (albeit with internal illumination) and can easily be seen at night 10 or more miles away, if you have a straight shot from your location to the transmitter.  An office desk is several times larger than one of these lights (think office desk versus shoebox).
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: Nature
« Last post by Nadir on Yesterday at 10:39:43 PM »
The sugar glider



In flight!

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I think you have an interesting point.  The society has become effeminate. But is it because of the women (taking over), the men (letting them), both, or something else?  Maybe if we reestablish a good Catholic society these things would go back to the way God intended.  For now I guess we just have to muddle through this world with our strong Catholic principles.

It was an orchestrated plan by the Jiu's and haters of Christian Societies.  It was a direct attack on the family unit because they knew that was the backbone of society. 

They started by pulling men away from their homes and into industrial and factory type jobs instead of working at their homesteads and making productive property and family businesses, etc.

Then with the orchestrated World Wars they started to get women into the workforce and pulled them away from the home.  Now with jobs co-ed there would always be occasions of sin and adultery which breaks family bonds.

Then the current "EdJєωcation" system was set up and established to get the kids out of the home and brainwash kids with the anti-Christian garbage you see today.

It was a gradual and purposeful dismantling of society, piecemeal to break family bonds so they can be owned by the state.  I believe it will be fixed someday with the Catholic Restoration but when that happens is unknown.
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It is just that I am trying to determine what I am seeing in the night sky.  I am a visual person.  I know what the solar system model is for heliocentric and geocentric.  I cannot visualize what the solar system model is for a flat earth.  I have tried to ask for a model representation of a flat earth, because I don't have time to try and figure out how to find one, but It seems that I can't get the people on here to show me one either.  I am sorry if I am not being clear, but all I want is to see a model of this flat earth with the sections of atmosphere, planets, and space. 

I like this one:

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