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@NelwynToes @Patrick92641659 @VeritasLucia @GM20198114 @CatholicSat It is still the case that the Second Vatican Council commands in no uncertain terms the preservation of Latin in the liturgy, with a permission of adding *some* vernacular. Meaning, a compliant Mass would be mostly in Latin.

@Patrick92641659 @VeritasLucia @GM20198114 @CatholicSat Perhaps. But you’re deluded if you think the Church is suddenly going to insist on Latin being used in the Reformed Rite. Every priest is free to celebrate the Reformed Rite if he so chooses and there are parishes where this is done regularly.

Pope Leo XIV in a message to the French Bishops, tells them to find generous solutions to include those attached to the Traditional Latin Mass: “Dear brothers, you finally intend to address the delicate subject of the Liturgy, to which the Holy Father is particularly attentive, in the context of the growth of communities bound to the Vetus Ordo. It is troubling that a painful wound concerning the celebration of Mass, the very sacrament of unity, continues to open in the Church. To heal it, a new way of looking at one another, with a greater understanding of each other's sensitivities, is certainly necessary; a way of looking that can allow brothers, enriched by their diversity, to welcome one another in charity and the unity of faith. May the Holy Spirit suggest to you concrete solutions that will allow for the generous inclusion of those sincerely attached to the Vetus Ordo, in accordance with the guidelines established by the Second Vatican Council regarding the Liturgy.”

@BigSquid0508 @alfredjviii @FrenlyOfficer I see. Ive never heard of that woman. Not quite interested either tbh.

@NachoAMDG @alfredjviii @FrenlyOfficer The Greek one is also a female name, I'm assuming the OP is referring to the sex worker Aella, with her name heing pronounced like the male Anglo Saxon name

>Hitler’s nickname is Aella

@Randomtruths01 @judgemkazzy @BonneDroite Just stop being pagan bro. Be normal. After it's long in the past, you can reminisce about the old times of ignorance. The Hindus are in a weird spot, but I'd say they're also Pagan so it goes for them as well.

Greek God’s and methodology= ✅ Romans God’s and Methodology = ✅ South Americans God’s and Methodology= ✅ Natives God’s and Methodology = ✅ Hindus and Indian’s God’s and Methodology = ✅ Chinese and the rest of Asian God’s and Methodology = ✅ African God’s and Methodology = ❌ I know what you are . Others are allowed to express their beliefs and have movies , books and stores written about them but when it is Africans, Carribeans and Black Americans , it suddenly become a problem . I know what you are …

Non mais c'est facile aussi : la sculpture de Corradini date de 1752, soit quasiment hier. Alors que la statuette africaine nous vient du fond des âges. Elle remonte au moins à… *consulte ses fiches* euh… la fin du 19ème siècle…

@BigSquid0508 @alfredjviii @FrenlyOfficer The Greek one is A-el-la. The OE one is two syllables, the ael is one. In modern English spelling it's simplified with just an a.

@alfredjviii @FrenlyOfficer It is the same name, just the old English spelling of it, as opposed to the modernized spelling of Aella King Ælla is a perfect example, with him being known as King Aella in modern English

@onlysmartbrain @depthsofwiki I guess the son of Frankestein would have the same last name.

@depthsofwiki It it just the daughter of Frankenstein's monster

i'm starting a collection of things like this

@judgemkazzy @Randomtruths01 @BonneDroite I wanted to say that. That needs to be burned. Also I can't believe there were still carved idols that late. I thought we as humanity went past that millennia ago... Imagine thinking wood speaks.

@Randomtruths01 @BonneDroite so it should have been destroyed upon discovery instead of being maintained

@HacVale @Aquinas_Quotes You still have to resolve not to fall again, regardless

@Aquinas_Quotes Good luck with that one. "The devil goeth about as a raging lion, devoring all whom he seeks"

He who rises again from sin must not only detest past sin, but also avoid future sin (ScG 3.158).

@DisdainThePlebs @PalmyrPar There's nothing wrong with that kind of nepotism.

@PalmyrPar The issue with master/apprenticeship learning methods is that its ridiculously nepotistic. With college/school its slightly less in theory. Neither is ideal, so let's not act like either are ideal.

There are a ridiculous amount of professions that obviously should’ve been kept to master/apprentice learning methods rather than transferred to the university structure.

@aliswisel @KiyoakiOkojo @PalmyrPar Better than examples think like, anything hyper specific and hyper specialized. Think of these weird long-named degrees that you don't think a country needs hundreds per year, but "only" a few hundred (highly talented) total at a time. Specialists on ancient Navajo pottery.

@KiyoakiOkojo @PalmyrPar What professions are those?

@sull1vannolan @PalmyrPar There was still licensing and regulations under master/apprentice systems. Not all could be masters (really few actually). Not as catching up or some late development, the Guilds in the Middle Ages could get ridiculous with that stuff.

@PalmyrPar The university structure is a legal bulwark against the kinds of lawsuits which could spring up from the personal preference of a master/apprentice relationship

@MrShackleford65 @RedoubtOfThomas @PalmyrPar We live longer but still get older at basically the same rate. Our intellectual and physical peak is still at 30 (same age the fricking Ancient Greeks called our peak, and that still feels like rounding up today), and I don't see that changing.

@RedoubtOfThomas @PalmyrPar We live longer now we have plenty of time

@aquaticdoge_ @Sola_Requiem St Paul said smth similar and you recognize that one

@Sola_Requiem 2 Maccabees 15:38 If it is well written and to the point, I am pleased; if it is poorly written and uninteresting, I have still done my best. Sounds inspired and infallible to me!

Using this for any Bible with only 66 books.

@uav_guy_79 @MrCasey62 And? It's a title? Same could be said for "Reverend" lol. As a title, it only means "Christian who has exemplified holiness" In the Bible we see such a thing implied in places like James 5:11 and somewhere in Hebrews I forget. James uses the title "Blessed" there.

@MrCasey62 And the distinction of canonized Saints is a completely post-apostolic accretion. So, yeah

All Saints are saints. Not all saints are Saints. The educated know that capitalizing words MEANS something. This isn’t hard.

@JacksonND37 @MrCasey62 You have James using "Blessed" as a title. He wouldn't deny mortals can be blessed (or happy) too. "Indeed we count them blessed who endure. You have heard of the perseverance of Job and seen the end intended by the Lord—that the Lord is very compassionate and merciful." Jm 5:11

@MrCasey62 One of the many reasons I converted to Catholicism. It always turned out the Church had sufficiently addressed every issue hundreds of years earlier. Every complaint from Protestants was either due to a total misrepresentation or insufficient study.

@BrandonTheAdams @EveKeneinan @qwertius This seems answerable with any handbook/manual on Christian dogmatics or a beginner's (in undergrad, not catechumen sense) natural theology. Should be under a heading named something like De Deo Uno. Catholic, I'd say. The OP is EO but even their basic theology can be hit or miss

@EveKeneinan @qwertius Is God simple and partless or does he have quantifiable attributes? Is Truth platonic and apart from God or does God = truth? Could God have had a different nature? If not, what mechanism curtails that? If so, then isn’t his nature arbitrary and tautological?

One of the greatest mistakes the modern world ever made was to allow the Left to lock in place a race ideology that holds it as axiomatic that there are no average differences between racial groups. But there are, and nothing could be more evident. Just consider height. Compare Koreans and Kenyans on that index. I saw that expressing the view, almost certainly true, that different human populations also have different average IQs is punishable crime in Belgium. But it is self-evidently bad to criminalize the speaking of the truth.

@G_Plate2 @wylfcen For better or worse, she's the future queen of Spain and commander-in-chief of their armed forces

@wylfcen I’m sick of seeing foids cosplaying as men in uniform. Go be a princess.

Leonor, Princess of Asturias has the coolest sounding title. It sounds like she’s from Lord of the Rings or something.

@Djshire_of_atl @wylfcen Heir to the kingdom of Spain

@wylfcen Who the hell is that?

This account supports buccal fat supremacy

@maddar16 @kenzietuff Same with other animal species, I suppose. A wild horse from Mongolia that is born and raised there, within a "society" of horses that is likewise born and bred there, is truly native to Mongolia, regardless of where the horse as a species is originally from.

@maddar16 @kenzietuff It is important we define native well. else that silly meme of going back a million steps of conquest starts to have a point. Native is more related to where one's born and raised than history. Eg, a 3rd gen Hebrew speaking Israeli is native to one place only, despite history.

@tkulogo @EveKeneinan Then I don't see why I should believe you, if you confess to have no reason to do so yourself.

@NachoAMDG @EveKeneinan Value is subjective.

A: "All races are entirely equal in all respects." B: "How do you know that?" A: "I know it is true because I believe it. It is a revealed and sacred tenet of my faith." B: "God revealed it to you?" A: "Oh, no. I'm an atheist and reject God. I just believe it because of my feelings."