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Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Reply #85 on: April 26, 2024, 11:07:34 AM »
Fornication is no laughing matter.
What fornication?? There was no SEX involved so please yall...for goodness sake!

Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Reply #86 on: April 26, 2024, 11:42:01 AM »
What fornication?? There was no SEX involved so please yall...for goodness sake!
I understood what you were saying, but MF is correct in stating that your living situation is scandalous.

And I'm willing to bet that your struggles with prayer will end when you fix it.

Q:  If you aren't attracted "that way", then why do you want to marry anyway?  Companionship?  It seems to me that you two could remain close friends without marrying and without living together.  


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Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Reply #87 on: April 26, 2024, 01:54:40 PM »
Q:  If you aren't attracted "that way", then why do you want to marry anyway?  Companionship?  It seems to me that you two could remain close friends without marrying and without living together. 
Better act on reason than the lower passions. Such people should be capable of raising a holy family much more easily than those who have little self control and strong lust.

Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Reply #88 on: April 26, 2024, 10:03:08 PM »
I understood what you were saying, but MF is correct in stating that your living situation is scandalous.

And I'm willing to bet that your struggles with prayer will end when you fix it.

Q:  If you aren't attracted "that way", then why do you want to marry anyway?  Companionship?  It seems to me that you two could remain close friends without marrying and without living together. 
There is an easy answer to that. We share a love that just makes us want to be answerable for each other and to spend all our lives together, eg. cooking together, doing groceries & chores together, attending mass & other church community activities together, praying together, being beside each other as we lay down to sleep/pillow talk, etc. And we cannot do some of that without the Sacrament of Marriage.

I do not believe an union between two persons have to be about sex. I used to think that way in my youth but now I am actually quite surprised by the kind of nurturing love that can be shared between two persons who did not put sex as a motivation. Love can be shown by other ways that lasts longer than an orgasm. :laugh1:

Re: Newly Baptised and Struggling
« Reply #89 on: April 27, 2024, 12:17:58 AM »
Struggling Catholic, the Sspx has never been out of communion with the Catholic Church. Whoever tells you that is deceiving you. It is the novel creation of Vatican 2 which has broken communion with the Church established by God and established on His apostles.

Here are the details for Singapore SSPX

St. Pius X Priory
286 Upper Thomson Road
Singapore 574402.
Tel: [65] 6497 2873
www.facebook.com/sspx.sg/
Email
Contact us by webform
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Mass: Sunday 8:00am (Low) & 10:00am (Sung), Monday to Saturday: 7:15am, 11.30am or 7.00pm (please check).
Resident Priests:
Rev. Fr. Patrick Summers (District Superior)
Rev. Fr. Lawrence Novak
Rev. Fr. Etienne Demornex (District Bursar




It will cost you nothing to approach them and see what they have to say about your situation. You could also sit in on one of their Masses or even approach them for confession.

What have you to lose?