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Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Pfeifferville is a warlock's lair (re-post)
« Reply #220 on: April 29, 2019, 09:10:32 AM »
Quote from: Seraphina on April 27, 2019, 10:31:19 PM
Are you married or do you have a sister?  What about your mother?  How would you react if Pablo instructed them to take a shower, to dry off with a specific set of towels  and put on a robe that was ready and waiting in a closet, then go and sleep in a specific bed?

Yes, I am married, and I probably would have administered a severe beat-down, and perhaps engaged in some "pipe fitting" myself.
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Offline Ladislaus

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« Reply #221 on: April 29, 2019, 09:13:27 AM »
Quote from: Seraphina on April 27, 2019, 10:31:19 PM
What did Pablo say to and about the women?  That they were secret feminists, that they weren't attractive, that their husbands married them out of desperation because truly feminine women are impossible to find.  Any self-respecting man will not tolerate another man insulting his wife.

Indeed, I would have beaten him within an inch of his life if he had spoken of my wife that way.

What's more, if I were a priest and heard that he was speaking of women that way, I would immediately expel him from "the compound".  If I had found that he had done any ONE of the things you cited, I would have expelled him ... for giving fake blessings, for insulting people, and ESPECIALLY for locking you into a house with nothing but a robe on.

It's absolutely inconceivable that Fathers Pfeiffer and Hewko permitted this man to stick around.
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Offline Incredulous

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« Reply #222 on: April 29, 2019, 11:41:29 AM »


As Catholicus stated, everyone on the farm is affected by the warlock' spell.

They are in need of exorcisms and other rehabilitation.  

If there is such a thing as a line of authority within the remnant Resistance, helping these people would fall under Bp. Zendejas's jurisdiction.

But first, Hernandez the warlock needs to be expelled from the property And Our Lady will intercede for us on that issue.

To be continued...
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Offline Meg

Re: Pfeifferville is a warlock's lair (re-post)
« Reply #223 on: April 29, 2019, 12:22:59 PM »
As an outsider to this whole situation (having never been involved at all with Boston Kentucky or any of its chapels), I don't know the history very well. And I am not really entitled to an opinion, but I'll give it anyway.

It would seem, from this thread, that Mr. Chavez has seen what Boston, Kentucky is really all about, and has distanced himself from it, thankfully.

Can't he be forgiven for his mistakes? He probably needs to ask for that forgiveness, but still. Aren't we supposed to forgive our brother 70 X 7? That sounds too simplistic, I know. It appears that he stayed involved for too long due to familial concerns (and other reasons, too), which he has explained. That seems reasonable to me. Family ties can be a powerful motivator, and not always to the good.
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Offline Croixalist

Re: Pfeifferville is a warlock's lair (re-post)
« Reply #224 on: April 29, 2019, 12:24:45 PM »
Quote from: ManuelChavez on April 29, 2019, 11:54:46 AM
Let’s continue to support a testimony that:
1. Cannot specify what month or even what year the story took place...
2. Could not verify the restaurant or even the city of the restaurant.
3. Could not remember what carpet, in what building, was “burned” by a cigar.
But ...
The writer CAN remember the precise “witchcraft” formulas in exact detail after having glanced at the book for a few moments, and can recall the dialogue between Pablo and the chef at the restaurant, which supposedly took place in the kitchen of the restaurant they could not recall or locate on a map, while the writer was at the table with father.


Wow.

Selective memory: sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. Some people would focus almost entirely on food instead of a train wreck just outside their backyard. Incredible stuff really!


Quote from: Meg on April 29, 2019, 12:22:59 PM
As an outsider to this whole situation (having never been involved at all with Boston Kentucky or any of its chapels), I don't know the history very well. And I am not really entitled to an opinion, but I'll give it anyway.

It would seem, from this thread, that Mr. Chavez has seen what Boston, Kentucky is really all about, and has distanced himself from it, thankfully.

Can't he be forgiven for his mistakes? He probably needs to ask for that forgiveness, but still. Aren't we supposed to forgive our brother 70 X 7? That sounds too simplistic, I know. It appears that he stayed involved for too long due to familial concerns, which he has explained. That seems reasonable to me. Family ties can be a powerful motivator, and not always to the good.

Bingo. Still waiting. He would rather throw insults around than admit to anything other than being weak, gullible and too trusting. Fact is he arrogantly ignored the entire forum, not just the meanies like me, and went on to be as active as any layman could possibly be aside from Pablo.
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