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Hello from Catholic Ireland.
Can you please tell me how I can send virtual Christmas cards?
For that, I would recommend searching for "free online greeting cards" You should find several sites that work.
Thank you for posting the article "Avoid The Neocatechumenal Way". Four years worth of comments - Wow. I just included the following in my comment and hope you'll consider it.
"The four years worth of comments here are mostly tantrums of the teenage angst vein - "you don't understand me" - instead of intelligent discussion. There are a couple really great comments though and it would be helpful if the original poster would stick in a P.S. to advise all new commentors to at least read these two before they post their own.
1. - two part post beginning February 24, 2010 - 12:42 AM
2. - seven part post beginning July 18, 2010 - 3:18 PM"
Rob,
Thank you for taking the time to suggest that I edit the post in light of 4 years worth of comments. I have indeed edited the post to highlight your comment. Thank you.
Matthew,
Interesting blog! I liked how you included both FSSP and SSPX news items.
With the help of my son, Anthony, I created a website. It is not fancy but it serves a purpose of keeping Catholics informed of events in the Diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. if I include your blog as a link on my site, would you include a link to my site from your blog? Thank you.
In Christ Our King,
Erick Wittemann
site http://sursumcorda.weebly.com
email restorethehabsburgs@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Reuben. There is a question concerning apparitions that I must ask. Many people look to the apparitions for their faith rather than looking to Jesus. Can you explain to me (Biblically) some of the dangers surrounding this new found way of accepting faith in Jesus Christ through apparitions? Thank you, May GOD always grant blessings to you and your family. Jesus, I trust in YOU.
Many thanks for your support of the work of Dr. Robert Sungenis.
James Phillips
Padre Pio refused to take off his habit to breathe better---hours before his death. The clothes of nuns should mirror God, not the secular world. To see a nun is to be reminded of a mystery, not the fine expression of servicing others. Would a less important area of life (baseball) have its people take off the uniform/
Where is the link of nuns to nuns who have served before if the nun removes her habit and veil? The mystery needs symbolic clothing to SERVE THE LAITY at the deepest level, but, oh no, many a sister wants to mirror at a level on the surface. Who then will live out the ritualisation that humans need as much as food and clothing? Who then? So Yankees take off your uniforms and Padre Pio go to God in civies.
Qawii writes:
Just one small correction: In your use of the word "protest," you are giving it the force of the word "contest;" The Latin suffix, "pro" signifies positive comparison, whereas the suffix, "con" suggests a negative comparison, or opposition. Protestants put forth the idea that the early church taught justification by faith in the finished work of Christ, justifying those,who like the thief on the cross, had nothing more to offer. This message of positive hope was what sent the apostles into the whole world to conquer it in Jesus name. It is His positive message which continues to strengthen His church universal.
Paz tecum from Arizona. Last year you posted something holy water. I showed the before and after, how the water looked before being blessed and after it was blessed from different water resouces.
Can you please send me that article again
Nelly
medinan_cchs@yahoo.com
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