Author Topic: New Rite of Mass "Legitimately" Promulgated (Read 6478 times)

Stubborn · « **Reply #25 on:** June 15, 2013, 03:04:28 PM »

Quote from: tmw89

Quote from: Stubborn

Hi tmw89 and by all means - welcome!!

Next time, post the whole link - we can click "quote" on your post and the entire link will be there - just not on the published post.

Thanks for the welcome and the pointer, Stubborn!

(edit - now the quote stuffs refuses to work for this post - am I lucky or what?)

Yes, this forum has that particular quirk - quite random to boot.

But I should have demonstrated:

http://www.s.com/forum/index.php?topic=2739.msg47894#msg47894

If you go to quote this post, you should see the whole link - just copy and paste. :cheers:

Stubborn · « **Reply #26 on:** June 15, 2013, 03:06:35 PM »

Quote from: Stubborn

Quote from: tmw89
Quote from: Stubborn

Hi tmw89 and by all means - welcome!!

Next time, post the whole link - we can click "quote" on your post and the entire link will be there - just not on the published post.

Thanks for the welcome and the pointer, Stubborn!

(edit - now the quote stuffs refuses to work for this post - am I lucky or what?)

Yes, this forum has that particular quirk - quite random to boot.

But I should have demonstrated:

http://www.s.com/forum/index.php?topic=2739.msg47894#msg47894

If you go to quote this post, you should see the whole link - just copy and paste. :cheers:

Oops, I guess Matthew fixed that - I stand corrected - quoting does not work either any longer.

wallflower · « **Reply #27 on:** June 15, 2013, 03:58:20 PM »

Quote from: Incredulous

«In the ecstasy of November 4, 1880 Mary - Julie describes us the martyrdom of the pope: «The voice of the Church, under a veiled sigh, comes to make doors broken of my soul the echo of his dying voice sound. The supreme Pontiff launches an agonizing speech toward his people, toward children of which he is the Father. It is a sword for my soul... I see of white birds to carry away in their beak his blood and of shreds of his flesh. I see the hand of Peter breakthrough by the nail as the one of GOD. I see his clothes of ceremony pulled in shreds, clothes of which he dresses his dignity to make take down GOD on the altar. I see all it in my sun. Oh ! that I suffer ! »[/i]

I wonder if this is metaphorical. We see the office of the Pope being torn down as we speak.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #28 on:** June 15, 2013, 04:54:05 PM »

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Your post would have looked like this if you had checked the box - see below:

Quote from: tmw89

Quote from: Stubborn

Hi tmw89 and by all means - welcome!!

Next time, post the whole link - we can click "quote" on your post and the entire link will be there - just not on the published post.

Thanks for the welcome and the pointer, Stubborn!

(edit - now the quote stuffs refuses to work for this post - am I lucky or what?)

Welcome to CI, tmw89!

Your posts are already very helpful.

In case you'd like to fix that "quote stuffs" problem, here is a pointer:

When you use the Preview button (which is ALWAYS a good idea!) and
your post comes up all codes and/or missing quote boxes and/or
looking terrible and upsetting to you, it is generally because there is
one or more characters out of place or improper in the quote codes of
the post you submitted to preview.

You can fix the codes by making sure every [ quote ] (without the spaces)
is followed by exactly one [/ quote ] (no spaces), among other things, but
the one item that you'll overlook in all likelihood is that you also have to
check the box to the left of "Format MbCode?" -because when your
Preview yields a dysfunctional screen that box gets unchecked by the
system.

There is more to this but let me know if you need it.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #29 on:** June 15, 2013, 05:01:43 PM »

.

Okay, now I'm getting somewhere.................

Source = http://www.su scipe do mi ne. com/forum/index.php?topic=2739.msg47894#msg47894 [w/o spaces]

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Re: SSPX: Branded!
« Reply #113 on: June 12, 2013, 07:00:06 AM »
Quote from: trentcath on June 12, 2013, 06:39:10 AM

b) a person could speak of a parliament legitimately promulgating a law, as in the right procedures were taken to promulgate it, but still say the law was illicit, for example contrary to international obligations or to God's law. That's one illustration of the reality that legitimately promulgating and licit do not mean the same thing.

The only problem is - based on the definitions - it looks like you think you're an higher authority to define words than the OED.

Because if that wasn't the case, you'd see that the two words (at least in English) are equivalent.

Can you cite any source to support your understanding of the distinction between the terms, to show your position is more than private opinion?
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