Michael

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Michael

Michael

@StayRight239

Roman Catholic ✝️🇻🇦

Pennsylvania, USA شامل ہوئے Aralık 2017
527 فالونگ645 فالوورز
Michael
Michael@StayRight239·
@RGuillimanXIII @ascent_of I agree. I just don’t know of any “malignant foreign communists” that are the subject of this discussion.
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Michael@StayRight239·
@RGuillimanXIII @ascent_of If a father says to his son “no playing outside until you finish your homework”, and all agree it would be sinful for the son to disregard his father’s order, is the father usurping God’s authority by defining a new sin?
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Michael@StayRight239·
@RGuillimanXIII @ascent_of The formal cause of every sin is the agent’s malice and contempt of divine authority. An act may be right to do when commanded (by legitimate authority) and sinful when not commanded or forbidden (by legitimate authority).
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Michael@StayRight239·
@logos_asarkos I distinguish, the law “promised life” according to the Lawgiver’s intention, because it foretold the Savior and condemned sins that separate the creature from his last end. It did not “give life” (“for if there had been a law…verily justice would be by the law”).
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Samuel 🕊️@logos_asarkos·
First premise is false. “See, I have set before you today life and good, death and evil, in that I command you today to love the Lord your God, to walk in His ways, and to keep His commandments, His statutes, and His judgments, that you may live and multiply; and the Lord your God will bless you in the land which you go to possess.” Deuteronomy 30:15-16 NKJV
Scholastic Pooda@ScholasticsFan

Whatever command gives life (i.e., promises eternal life) belongs not to the law, since “the law was not given to give life” (Gal 3:21). But the Great Commandment gives (promises) life—“do this and you shall live” (Lk 10:28). Therefore, it does not belong to the law.

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Michael@StayRight239·
@MikeySante58410 @AStratelates “Catholic” can mean someone who was baptized and hasn’t been to Mass since confirmation, but still has an old rosary collecting dust in a closet. The Catholic religion is peculiar in that people continue to identify with it long after they’ve apostasized de facto.
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Penelope@PelopeAl41549·
What are some good moral theology books for someone getting into not sinning?
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Rhodes Revived
Rhodes Revived@RhodesRevived·
@cath_menarion I think Leo would still be pope just by universal recognition, even if there was some procedural weirdness
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Michael@StayRight239·
@MarcelWizard1 @CatholicRob Actually, babysitting that child would be a work of charity. Any less time with his “parents” is a good thing.
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Marcel W@MarcelWizard1·
@CatholicRob When I was in grad school back in the 2000s a similarly sodomitic couple "adopted" a child: those in my cohort were falling over themselves volunteering to babysit and help whatever way they could. Our culture is broken into at least two irreconcilable halves...
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Michael@StayRight239·
@A_wild_fez @ThMichelet @StMichael71 Moreover they claim to have those extraordinary powers not only without or besides the Pope’s permission, but even against his explicit will.
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Michael@StayRight239·
@A_wild_fez @ThMichelet @StMichael71 The power of absolution requires not only holy orders but jurisdiction, either ordinary (habitual) or extraordinary (transient), and both require the Pope. The SSPX claim habitual extraordinary powers, which is nonsensical.
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倪神父
倪神父@StMichael71·
"In a typical parish, do we find the necessary means of salvation?" Yes. No doubt. To pretend *all* or even *most* Catholic parishes in the world are lacking valid administration of the sacraments or basic religious education about (e.g.) absolution is *patently* ridiculous.
Traditional Catholic ☩@_BattleForTruth

Fr. Davide Pagliarani, Superior General of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), addresses the question of his duty to consecrate the bishops, despite the absence of the Pope’s approval:

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Michael@StayRight239·
@WireCatholic Traditionalists are working with a completely fictional idea of ecclesiastical history, where everything the Church taught before 1958 was so crystal clear as to make the work of the theologian redundant. That’s why.
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The Catholic Wire
The Catholic Wire@WireCatholic·
How come you didn't need to "re-explain" "de-explain", "reword-re-explain" the documents of the Church before Vatican II... but after that every document needs more exegesis and commentary that the darkest passages of the Apocalypse? (including the council itself)
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Michael@StayRight239·
@JeremyLurks @OrwellNGoode Usually people just slow down or completely stop work 30-60 minutes before quitting time when companies do that, ensuring they’re not in the middle of anything when time’s up.
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Jeremy Smith@JeremyLurks·
@OrwellNGoode I've seen this with "no overtime, no exceptions", people leaving the moment their shift is up no matter what is going on. It wasn't 'next day' but it ended quickly.
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Michael@StayRight239·
@237LAC @BeSaintly Republicans are in power and we still have all of that stuff.
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Leigh Ann Castleberry
@BeSaintly To vote for pro-abortion, open borders, gay marriage, transing children, drag queen story hour and men in women’s spaces? 🤡
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Become A Saint
Become A Saint@BeSaintly·
I’ve never been more excited for midterms than I am after tonight.
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Michael@StayRight239·
@FreeIrishman7 People that think they’re going straight to heaven don’t pray, observe Sunday, or go to Mass. Who is the target here?
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Chris 🇮🇪 🇻🇦
Chris 🇮🇪 🇻🇦@FreeIrishman7·
Novus Ordos when they say the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3PM on Low Sunday thinking they’re going straight to Heaven..
Chris 🇮🇪 🇻🇦 tweet media
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Michael@StayRight239·
@TLM_Ryan I converted 4 years before my wife. I got to watch her enter the Holy Catholic Church at this year’s Easter Vigil. I’ll pray for yours.
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TLM Ryan 📊 ☧
TLM Ryan 📊 ☧@TLM_Ryan·
My wife isn’t Catholic. Shes been a total trooper after I converted. She cooks meatless meals every Friday. She went ballistic on her own mother when the latter used the lords name in vain, she makes sure the kids say their prayers. She recognizes the natural law. Incredible.
TLM Ryan 📊 ☧@TLM_Ryan

@PrayTheRosary Wife made meatless pasta cause she doesn’t know the intricacies. Good enough for me!

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Fr. Ambrose
Fr. Ambrose@HoneyTongueMuse·
There's a common misconception about the Divine Mercy Sunday promises. No, you cannot get a remission of the temporal punishment due to sin without being detached from sin on this feast day. A) St. Faustina never said that, and B) That's not how any of this works.
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