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Pope Frociesco Smells "Homosexual Air" in the Vatican
Peronism at its finest.
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The Miracle of the Sun MEDJUGORJE JULY 2, 2019
Agreed.
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The Miracle of the Sun MEDJUGORJE JULY 2, 2019
God's actions are perfect - He wastes no movement, so to speak. Legitimate miracles have always been in service to either a specific message in public or private revelation. The Tilma of Guadalupe or Fatima's Miracle of the Sun, for example. The evil spirit, on the other hand, will perform miracles apropos of nothing, and they serve to dazzle and confuse. The golden rosaries of Bayside come to mind. …More
God's actions are perfect - He wastes no movement, so to speak. Legitimate miracles have always been in service to either a specific message in public or private revelation. The Tilma of Guadalupe or Fatima's Miracle of the Sun, for example. The evil spirit, on the other hand, will perform miracles apropos of nothing, and they serve to dazzle and confuse. The golden rosaries of Bayside come to mind.
What specific revelation does this sign serve?
What specific revelation does this sign serve?
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The Miracle of the Sun MEDJUGORJE JULY 2, 2019
It seems like people forget that demons can also manipulate matter and perform "miracles".
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Viganò posts link to Michael Vorris to argue against Sodomy...
It's like he's in a race to ruin his credibility.
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Has the Pope finally completely lost the plot? He cannot carry on governing the Church like this
@Louis IX - No. He's a peronist. Don't listen to his words, but watch his actions.
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“Autism was one in 10,000 when I was a kid. It’s now one in 36.” The rise in autism “appears to be …
@Ann Smith My argument was that autism which likely existed relatively unnoticed in previous times has become particular aggravated because of the rise of our hyper-stimulated post-industrial world.
Your posts (which qualify more as begging the question, not an actual argument) seem to be aimed at a claim that the government/pharmaceutical industry are trustworthy.
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@Ann Smith My argument was that autism which likely existed relatively unnoticed in previous times has become particular aggravated because of the rise of our hyper-stimulated post-industrial world.
Your posts (which qualify more as begging the question, not an actual argument) seem to be aimed at a claim that the government/pharmaceutical industry are trustworthy.
Notice how those don't relate to one another. Apples to oranges, and whatnot.
Before flying off the handle, please make sure you understand what someone is stating.
Your posts (which qualify more as begging the question, not an actual argument) seem to be aimed at a claim that the government/pharmaceutical industry are trustworthy.
Notice how those don't relate to one another. Apples to oranges, and whatnot.
Before flying off the handle, please make sure you understand what someone is stating.
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Leader of the Charismatic ‘Renewal’ teaching people to ‘speak in tongues’ and telling them to practice …
I remember seeing something like this in a documentary about the charismatic movements. The woman "pastor" stated that she just made her glossolalia up and encouraged others to as a sort of "practice" for the real thing.
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Bishop Provokes with Transvestite-"Hermit"
So, on the one hand, anchoresses were a thing. I think the one best known to most of us would be Julian of Norwich. So it's not entirely crazy for a woman to live a eremitic life. I think "consecrated virgin" is the new canonical status for such a woman. He could have just gone with that.
But he had to confirm her in her sickness. It's disastrous and so sad when a bishop fails his flock so …More
So, on the one hand, anchoresses were a thing. I think the one best known to most of us would be Julian of Norwich. So it's not entirely crazy for a woman to live a eremitic life. I think "consecrated virgin" is the new canonical status for such a woman. He could have just gone with that.
But he had to confirm her in her sickness. It's disastrous and so sad when a bishop fails his flock so catastrophically.
But he had to confirm her in her sickness. It's disastrous and so sad when a bishop fails his flock so catastrophically.
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Liberal women spend $4,000 to bash sticks on the ground and scream at a ‘Rage Ritual Retreat.’ The …
Never thought of it that way.
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I like your hot take, but I think its worse than that. Men are also subject to a spirit of effeminacy, the fear or unwillingness to suffer.
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“Autism was one in 10,000 when I was a kid. It’s now one in 36.” The rise in autism “appears to be …
My hot take is that it doesn't have anything to do with vaccines.
I'm going to guess that most of the newer diagnoses are, like me, considered "high functioning" or level 1. In the past, our idiosyncrasies probably wouldn't have gone beyond a quirk, but modern society's constant bombarding us with stimulation really messes up a brain. It's overwhelming. And the hurried pace of life just makes it …More
My hot take is that it doesn't have anything to do with vaccines.
I'm going to guess that most of the newer diagnoses are, like me, considered "high functioning" or level 1. In the past, our idiosyncrasies probably wouldn't have gone beyond a quirk, but modern society's constant bombarding us with stimulation really messes up a brain. It's overwhelming. And the hurried pace of life just makes it harder to make necessary adjustments.
Also, I think that pre-industrial societies were better at managing said idiosyncrasies (with the sole exception of math savants. They can find a nice home in the sciences). You like lots of quiet and reflection and a solid routine? Maybe you should be a Trappist. Your brain sees all these systems that most people take for granted? Let's make you a philosopher or theologian.
In my own experience, the problems my autism caused were worst when I lived in New York City. They have been the least when I am either in nature or prayer, to the point where I don't need medication to help steady my emotions or sleep.
I'm going to guess that most of the newer diagnoses are, like me, considered "high functioning" or level 1. In the past, our idiosyncrasies probably wouldn't have gone beyond a quirk, but modern society's constant bombarding us with stimulation really messes up a brain. It's overwhelming. And the hurried pace of life just makes it harder to make necessary adjustments.
Also, I think that pre-industrial societies were better at managing said idiosyncrasies (with the sole exception of math savants. They can find a nice home in the sciences). You like lots of quiet and reflection and a solid routine? Maybe you should be a Trappist. Your brain sees all these systems that most people take for granted? Let's make you a philosopher or theologian.
In my own experience, the problems my autism caused were worst when I lived in New York City. They have been the least when I am either in nature or prayer, to the point where I don't need medication to help steady my emotions or sleep.
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Francis: "No" There Will Be No Deaconesses in the Church
We're definitely getting "deaconesses" then.
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Pope Francis gives prisoners silent blessing ‘so everyone receives it from God in the way they believe …
We get it. You're the False Prophet. Can we just speed this whole Armageddon thing up, please? I'm getting impatient.
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Liberal women spend $4,000 to bash sticks on the ground and scream at a ‘Rage Ritual Retreat.’ The …
Paganism. A really weird form of it.
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Norms for proceeding in the Discernment of alleged Supernatural Phenomena (17 May 2024)
Or La Salette (even the non-controversial version), Akita, OLO Good Success... take your pick.
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Canada’s intelligence agency classifies opponents of LGBT gender ideology as a ‘violent threat’ - …
@Sean Johnson If you believe that, I've got some swampland in Florida to sell you.
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‘Satanic, Evil’: King Charles Unveils Hellish Self-Portrait
"Oh man, I messed this up. It looks like he's coming out of Hell's womb. Way too dark... Know what would lighten the mood? A butterfly."
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Common Reasons for Not Being a Saint - Marian Friars Minor
Good timing. My copy published by Angelus Press just went missing.