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What would you define the Traditional Spirit as?

By comparing it with Vatican II, we can perhaps make some observations

* The Spirit of Vatican II is very feminine
* The Spirit of Vatican II is doubtful
* The Spirit of Vatican II has foreign elements, such as mandatory ecuмenism
* The Spirit of Vatican II apologizes for Catholic action in the past that it did not once apologize for
* The Spirit of Vatican II seems to be imitating another religion that is not Catholic
* The Spirit of Vatican II protestantizes
* The Spirit of Vatican II if left to its own devices would appear to terminate in irreligion
* The Spirit of Vatican II means clergy are constantly in defensive crouch
* The Spirit of Vatican II has created a Church government where the Papal Office is manipulated by non-Catholic powers (normally outside the walls, now within it seems)
* The Spirit of Vatican II needs constant alignment or correction otherwise it seems to automatically veer into heresy

* The Traditional Spirit is masculine
* The Traditional Spirit is more certain
* The Traditional Spirit does not seek to compromise, but instead to convert
* The Traditional Spirit defines itself in contrast to heresy
* The Traditional Spirit increases religion
* The Traditional Spirit in the clergy is a true missionary spirit
* The Traditional Spirit is still not yet powerful enough for government ?
* The Traditional Spirit unfortunately must deal with factionalism

It would be interesting to know what others' thoughts are...
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Wife filed for civil divorce
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Today at 02:58:33 AM »
Is your wife a Catholic or a Traditional Catholic?
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Are women really less than men?
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Today at 02:57:07 AM »
Both men and women have the Imago Dei.
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Let's talk about age gaps
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Today at 12:52:36 AM »
Girls always used to get married in their teens, without (((education))) they are far less likely to divorce and become a brainwashed feminist. A slim teenage girl is very cute, just don't be fat ladies, and have long hair. A slim 20s woman is attractive but lacks the appeal of a young lady.
Also the younger lady is the more likely she is to be feminine. I've seen trad girls in their 20s with short hair, colored hair, clothes that don't cover the calves/forearms. Younger girls tend to be more humble, meek and quiet, unfortunately many lose this femininity as they grow if the parents don't educate them properly and allow Jєωιѕн indoctrination to get a hold of their minds.
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Let's talk about age gaps
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Today at 12:46:00 AM »
Try being a man and put yourself out there, they get rejected FAR MORE than women do. In a bad marriage, the woman can file for divorce in our society. For men, it's "cheaper to keep her".
Girls always used to get married in their teens, without (((education))) they are far less likely to divorce and become a brainwashed feminist. A slim teenage girl is very cute, just don't be fat ladies, and have long hair. A slim 20s woman is attractive but lacks the appeal of a young lady.
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Are women really less than men?
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 11:34:35 PM »
Yes, in the spiritual order too. ...
 Follow the example of Mary, the new Eve.
Where is the OP quote ending in Feminity  from - source?
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https://www.icrsp.org/Textes-Divers/Textes-Sainte-Vierge.htm

St Francis de Sales:
Perfect Docility to the Inspirations of the Holy Spirit:

IX 234: Sermon for the Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin, November 21, 1619:

"She came with an incomparable heart to give herself to God without reserve, and it seems that if she had dared, she would have willingly said to the good ladies who were raising these girls who were being dedicated to the Lord in the Temple: Here I am in your hands like a ball of wax, do with me whatever you wish, I will offer no resistance.

So she was so manageable and submissive that she let herself be turned by every hand without ever showing any desire for this or that, making herself so condescending that she raptured in admiration."
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From the Rule of St. Benedict: "-For monks should not even have their bodies and wills in their own power."
Chapter XXXIII
This raises the question:  What is femininity?

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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Wife filed for civil divorce
« Last post by Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 11:11:02 PM »
 Start praying the rosary everyday if you don't already.  You are going to need supernatural help to survive this.
And all 15 decades at that. It's not hard, just 45min to an hour. Put a serious effort into the meditation during each decade. The Rosary Warfare book can help.
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Anσnymσus Posts Allowed / Re: Are women really less than men?
« Last post by Giovanni Berto on Yesterday at 10:44:27 PM »
In families, yes.  The husband is the bishop of the family.  Only certain graces come through him.

:incense:
You mean that husbands can wear a mitre? I would like a very tall and golden one.

Why is this anonymous? Obvious trolling.
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: Gen Alpha messed up
« Last post by ElwinRansom1970 on Yesterday at 10:06:58 PM »

These kids will be running the country and world when we are in nursing facilities.

We are doomed.
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: No driver’s license = sin?
« Last post by FarmerWife on Yesterday at 10:03:20 PM »
The risk of getting pulled over and getting demerit points or paying a fine is not worth it. If you absolutely have to drive in an emergency and you don't have your license, that's different. But it's also like driving without your car insurance papers. 

It also depends on if you're even qualified to drive to why you don't have a license which would be putting others in danger. 

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