CathInfo.com

What were the Winona years at STAS like in terms of any formal instruction or lack thereof concerning geocentrism vs. heliocentrism, or was the topic largely ignored or met with a degree of indifferentism?

Also, same inquiry as above with respect to globe earth vs. flat earth.

I were there in the late 1980s - early 1990s, and the subject never came up (over the course of about 3 years or so).

That said, any idea why the subject never came up?  Any idea if there was any sort of unspoken (openly) consensus about these matters?

What were the Winona years at STAS like in terms of any formal instruction or lack thereof concerning geocentrism vs. heliocentrism, or was the topic largely ignored or met with a degree of indifferentism?

Also, same inquiry as above with respect to globe earth vs. flat earth.

Like most honest men, I will confess to being much less aware/awake/wise/educated when I was 23 compared with my current "seasoned" age. I don't know if I even knew the truth about the Moon Landings back in 2000. I certainly didn't know about the true shape of the earth back then.

I didn't learn about Geocentrism until the year "The Principle" came out (2014), and another film made the same year, "Galileo was Wrong". I was totally convinced of Geocentrism at that point.

My conversion journey was roughly: 1. Creation, the Catholic Faith, Catholic dogmas  2. cօռspιʀαcιҽs are a thing, including the Jews and all their creations (Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ, Illuminati, etc.).  3. The Moon landings were bogus  4. The earth is the center of the universe  5. the earth is flat

But you have to remember -- Flat Earth became a huge topic around 2016 (?) or thereabouts. I remember a ton of discussion on the topic on CathInfo at that time.
According to Eric Dubay, he was largely responsible for the "explosion" or renaissance of FE discussion around then. He had done a ton of research, and then suddenly "dumped" a ton of material all at once, and apparently made quite a splash, because a lot of momentum was started which continues to this day.
Apparently, way back in the day (2016) you could even find FE videos on Youtube -- I'm talking about using the search engine, recommended videos, and such. There weren't a ton of "debunking" channels artificially boosted yet. FE videos weren't artificially kept down or shadowbanned yet! Imagine that. Talk about "the good old days". Too bad I wasn't involved in that subject back then.

Say what you will about Eric Dubay (I sure will!) -- he is full of flaws and errors about religion for example -- but he has done some good work.