Truth is that the Ruthenian Church Sui Iuris, in union, is effectively American; the two exarchates in Europe are separate in almost all ways except ethnicity. As is right and proper in the Eastern Churches.
traditio.com I think is what it is. I was looking at it at lunch today.
Glad you are admitting that the lies exist.
No such luck. Nice try though.
No, but utter lack of charity and piety almost never go hand in hand.
No idea what the last sentence means exactly, just sure it is a vague insinuation.
Hold on a minute…have you forgotten that many, many beautiful and traditional churches which have been demolished, sold off, wreckovated, and destroyed were paid for with the blood sweat and tears of OUR ANCESTORS. I don’t know about yours, but in my diocese, they are still asking for more money to cover the cost of the billions of dollars sexual abuse cases. Not one mea culpa has been offered from Rome, not one apostate bishop has been punished and removed for the years of cover-ups. It is sickening that people turn a blind eye to the truth and continue to pour money into the coffers of the church. Real Catholics would demand the removal of criminal bishops and priests, demand the true doctrines of the faith, and demand that the church restore the traditions as practiced by our ancestors, popes, bishops, priests, martyrs, saints, and doctors of the church for centuries.
they wouldnt have to sell churches if people didnt stop tithing.
My tone isn’t nasty, it is just truthful (albeit, blunt). And the truth hurts sometimes. Stepping back and considering everything, I reach this conclusion: If one is a truly traditional Catholic and posts on this site, get you guns out, because the attacks come from every side and unrelentingly. The SSPX is treated with hatred and venom, lies and untruths about them are the norm. Not a very pretty picture for a Catholic website, is it? But by and large I have hit the nail on the head.
If you’ll take notice, however, it is never the ugly, sterile, cold, modern churches that get sold off. Ir ia only the old and historic, beautiful and traditional ones.
not to sound cold, but its becuase those are the ones worth money. They tend to be bigger, more ornate, and on better land.
I would be elated to see that monstrosity known as the “Taj Mahoney” sold off, but we’ll never have back all of those many Spanish and early Mission style churches that are long since gone. And all had been paid for by the sweat and tears of innocent and trusting Catholics, who forgot to reject the errors when they began to seep in.
What is not to see? It illustrates the odious and un-Catholic structures that pass for churches these days, and why we need to dump them and preserve the traditional churches.
You have apostate bishops in your diocese?
Ahh good ole Father Morrison & Traditio.com. I was on his mailing list (email) 14ish years ago… What I didn’t know then and what most don’t know or don’t want to talk about know is the little matter of who ordained Father Morrison… And when you find that out, it is hard to understand just how traditional he claims himself to be.
i never disagreed with you. I simply pointed out why old churches are sold and not new ones.
Absolutely.
Oh, sorry. I suppose that old churches are worth more and therefore sold, because they are desirable. After all, who would want one of those modern monstrosities?