Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC

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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC

@FrMatthewLC

I♥Jesus. Jesus♥us. Let's follow him & be apostles! Catholic priest at @lccheshire. SThD Theology prof at @HolyApostlesedu. Host @VaticanSQPN AKA @AutisticPriest

Cheshire/Cromwell, CT Katılım Kasım 2012
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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC
Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC@FrMatthewLC·
"Silence belongs to the realm of the unknown. It is in the realm of hearing God’s voice. It is in many ways like the darkness of night. It is a mysterious place which we become aware of only by adjusting our senses." My reflection: frmatthewlc.com/blog/2026/03/0…
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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC@FrMatthewLC·
"Silence belongs to the realm of the unknown. It is in the realm of hearing God’s voice. It is in many ways like the darkness of night. It is a mysterious place which we become aware of only by adjusting our senses." My reflection: frmatthewlc.com/blog/2026/03/0…
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“His [Jesus’] coming transcends the logic of history, yet concerns all history.” -Fr. Joseph Ratzinger
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@Chorepax I don't understand. I'm citing my own article in a Catholic publication where I quote several Catholic authors & share my experience.
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Quo vadis, Domine?
Quo vadis, Domine?@Chorepax·
@FrMatthewLC Fr., I may be mistaken, but a lot of that account’s content seems critical of Catholic teaching. I’m genuinely curious—what do you find valuable in following it?
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Sarah St. Onge ن ♀🦬
Sarah St. Onge ن ♀🦬@shebringsjoy·
There are a lot of jokes about Chuck Norris defeating death, going around right now. Chuck Norris was pretty open about Who he believed defeated death, so there’s a better than good chance we will all see him in the Resurrection. His ultimate flex will have turned out to be in humbling himself. “I'm flattered and amazed by the way I've become a fascinating public figure for a whole new generation of young people around the world. But I am not the characters I play. And even the toughest characters I have played could never measure up to the real power in this universe.”
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Alissa Golob
Alissa Golob@alissagolob·
I'm about 15 minutes in to @PierrePoilievre's interview with @joerogan. About 12 minutes in they start talking about MAID, where Poilievre says people "should have the choice". A few minutes later he talks about how his favourite psychologist is Viktor Frankl. Frankl actively opposed assisted-suicide, and knew that seeking to eliminate suffering often ends up eliminating the suffering person. "Every life, in every situation and to the last breath, has a meaning, retains a meaning. This is equally true of the life of a sick person, even the mentally sick. The so-called life not worth living does not exist." - Viktor Frankl
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Oh, I get that modern ones are safe... But if you can build small ones closer to customers, you reduce loss in electrical transmisison, which is significant. I studied electrical engineering before the seminary so I know about power transmission loss, but I am not involved enough to know the efficiency difference of small vs big nuclear reactors.
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Graf von Zippilen Correct Commentary
@ClimateAudit @FrMatthewLC Regulation's a BIOG factor in reactor plant costs, much of those costs being up front. Designs have to be cleared by expert regulators whose mandate comprises ensuring absolute (as possible) safety. Once a design's cleared, clearing a location is a big thing when ...
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
Ontario is another jurisdiction that went heavily nuclear (55-60%) of all electricity on top of 20-24% hydro. Canada has its own variation of nuclear reactors using heavy water as a moderator. All of this was developed two generations ago, but Ontario is now reviving nuclear development. After regrettable sidetrack into wind - which is singularly inappropriate for Ontario.
Gray Connolly@GrayConnolly

Hard to think of a strategic as well as national energy policy that is more vindicated, each day, than the French decision to go big into Nuclear power. A French victory that rivals with Austerlitz.

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@ClimateAudit @TankiesFTW I think a lot of small reactors are higher safety, so high that you can put them or right beside residential areas. If that's the case then the less efficient reactor would likely be made up by the much shorter transmission.
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Stephen McIntyre
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit·
@TankiesFTW I don't understand the rationale for "small" reactors. In every other heavy industry, large equipment is more efficient.
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Eccles@BruvverEccles·
*** The World Cup of Catholic Converts *** Round 2 Group 4/7 The top 2 go into Round 3. priest/philosopher - writer - priest/hymn writer - priest/theologian
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Eccles@BruvverEccles·
*** The World Cup of Catholic Converts *** Round 1 Group 1/14 AntiNazi - Actor - Priest - Novelist
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David Burge
David Burge@iowahawkblog·
Because the USA is denominated in miles. There are 640 acres in a square mile. 640 can be divided by 2 easily. A square half mile is 160 acres, a square 1/4 mile is 40 acres, a square 1/8 mile is 10 acres. Nobody in America knows what a kilometer is, let alone a hectare
Simon Kuestenmacher@simongerman600

Not coming from an agricultural background, some measurements don’t make intuitive sense to me. A Hectares are easy enough to come to terms with: 10,000 square meters. Easy. An acre?! I still can’t wrap my head around this…

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Fr. Paul
Fr. Paul@BackwardsFeet·
Let's be clear. Anti-Semitism, which is a hatred rooted in ethnic or religious reasons, is evil. However, disagreement with the political and military actions of the modern state of Israel is not that.
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops@USCCB

Catholics are called to reject antisemitism and the lies and conspiracies that fuel it, and to stand clearly against hatred and violence directed toward our Jewish brothers and sisters. To defend religious freedom with integrity, we must also reject antisemitism. @ArchbishpSample @archdpdx Watch the full video at: ow.ly/sYF550Yw6cA

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Thomas Watson
Thomas Watson@ThomasWatsonCD·
@FrMatthewLC Which is smart because your public coverage likely isn’t in force without the residency requirements
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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC
The issue is that they want to ban them from any government contracts, even by vendors, not just military use. The military can say we don't want an AI that says it cannot be used to kill people on the battlefield, but a totally different thing to say all uses are banned by the governemtn or government contractors. For example, there is no risk for a company contracted by USDA to analyze a bunch of argicultural production data using Claude as the iussue the gov't has is only relevant for military. There are probably plenty of vendors who have simialr moral issues to Anthropic but there is not a reasonable way their products are used to kill people on the battlefield. The designation given before has only be placed on companies known or highly suspected to be owned by adversaries with the intention of spying (very different from the issue with Claude).
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No Caparison 🇺🇸🇮🇹🇻🇦
I'm a subject matter expert in this. Anthropic will lose this lawsuit. The military manages two types of risk: mission and safety. The vendor simply delivers product risk reports. But Anthropic announced they would veto the military's mission risk management decisions ... which is itself a critical mission risk. They earned their supply chain risk designation.
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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC
Anthropic is in the right legally to say that it won't participate in autonomous weapons & the US government is not following its own laws & rules when blacklisting them over this. Several top Catholic scholars concur & wrote an amicus brief. cruxnow.com/church-in-the-…
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Fr Matthew P. Schneider, LC
I still find it a little surprising that anyone can pull up voter rolls like this in the USA. I'm registered to vote in both the USA & Canada: it took me <1 minute to find my US registration online without any paywall or password, but I gave up trying similarly for Canada. (You likely can't as CT made me enter my birthday.)
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