Is Poland the last true Catholic European country? or has it fallen too?

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We all know how corrupt Europe has gotten. Perhaps we need another Charles Martel or Charlemagne. (that was a joke) Anyways I see that Poland seems to be the only country in Europe that looks stable in their faith, I could be wrong or right, i don’t really know. if someone can enlighten me on this and other Christian countries that have been doing well in the faith.
 
Overall, I believe the whole world is in a dark cloud. It’s been 100years since Fatima and the Bolshevik Revolution and we’re no better off. Something is coming and it isn’t good.
 
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We all know how corrupt Europe has gotten. Perhaps we need another Charles Martel or Charlemagne. (that was a joke) Anyways I see that Poland seems to be the only country in Europe that looks stable in their faith, I could be wrong or right, i don’t really know. if someone can enlighten me on this and other Christian countries that have been doing well in the faith.
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Not just Europe but the world.

Maybe Chile second.
 
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It’s been 100years since Fatima and the Bolshevik Revolution and we’re no better off.
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I disagree, looking at Russia there has been many big changes. I think Russia has been converted as promised by Our Lady of Fatima. People can say what they want about Putin, but I think he has done an excellent job for his Country and another cool thing I noticed just the other day, is that the flag Russia has today is the same one that the ‘Whites’ used when combating the ‘Reds’ in the Bolshevik Revolution. My only concern is who takes over after Putin.

I also think Poland is doing very well. I think France has some major problems, and the UK have a lot of issue too, I’ll see what happens on 15 Nov before I give my verdict on Australia (since the future of my Nation I think hinges a lot on this same sex marriage plebiscite result), I think the USA had been doing badly and going the wrong direction under Obama’s administration, but that there is great hope and it’s starting to go down the right track with Trump’s administration (Depends whether in 2020 they put another Clinton in and go for abortion, euthanasia and gender theory again). I think Canada has major problems with their Prime Minister Trudeau who is all for abortion and Gender Theory. I think those like Sweden are a bit of a mess too, same issues, mass Islamic immigration, gender theory, abortion, euthanasia etc.

I hope this has helped

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We’re gonna go to war with Russia and China. WWIII looms ominously over the horizon. The inevitable and organized collapse of America is near. Long have I foreseen this doom. Just a little bit longer…
 
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We’re gonna go to war with Russia and China.
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Well, I certainly would not fight against Russia. So if we ever go to war with Russia, I would look in our own back yard, and if there I find, abortion, euthanasia and gender theory on the run, then I know where the problem lies.

China on the other hand I’m not sure, since they are still communist.

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The inevitable and organized collapse of America is near.
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I think that’s only the case if they rebel against Trump and elect another Clinton in 2020 who pushes abortion, euthanasia and gender theory again.

Depends on the American People. Ultimately it depends on God and whether the people rebel against him or not I think.

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Poland is still very Catholic. I was just there. Churches are full. Sometimes you can’t even get a seat.

This is sadly not the case in a lot of the other countries surrounding it however.

Edited to add, Portugal is also doing pretty well church wise.
 
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After WWII I would have given Patton the authority to take out what was left of the Russian military. Then MacArthur could take Japan and squash Red China. As it stands we’re still gonna have to face our mistakes and deal with them. But we’re gonna have much to suffer first.
 
Eastern Europe is still very religious. The thing is though the majority of these countries such as Ukraine and Romania etc, although do have Catholics, are for the most part Orthodox .
 
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After WWII I would have given Patton the authority to take out what was left of the Russian military.
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Well, Fatima said that Russia would be converted, so I don’t know you would have been successful in such an endeavor. And looking through history, Russia has been on the verge of defeat several times and miraculously come back.
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Then MacArthur could take Japan and squash Red China.
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If the consecration was not late, I don’t think Communism would have spread to China and other places.
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As it stands we’re still gonna have to face our mistakes and deal with them.
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Not necessarily, if we can get our own back yards right and knock this gender theory, abortion and euthanasia out, then we can say ‘Jesus, I trust in You’.

God Bless You

Thank you for reading.
 
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I would have stood next to George Patton and beaten back those Bolsheviks. We purposely allowed Russia to destroy Ukraine and defile Eastern Europe. Joseph McCarthy was right. We had been infiltrated!
 
I would have turned on the Soviets in a heartbeat and taken whatever was left of the German army to help me. Russia is responsible for the Famine-Genocide in Ukraine. As it stands, the US was more interested in harboring Nazis and was probably supportive of the Soviets destroying Eastern Europe. Oh well, it’s too late now. We’ll just have to settle these problems in the 21st century.
 
Anyway, back to Poland.:roll_eyes: St. John Paul II will no doubt intercede for Poland and you can bet alot of prayers reached Heaven over this. He also would I am sure look out for the others as well. God knows how bad things are, but we can turn to a Merciful God and ask Him to look to our brothers and sisters and keep them close.God Bless 🦋🦋🦋.
 
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Hi, I’m from Poland. About ~40%+ of the population goes to church weekly and the influence of the Church is still very strong (especially in politics, even the prime minister’s son was recently ordained as a priest). The percentage of active churchgoers has been rising, so it will be interesting to see if the trend continues.
 
What an odd question.

Europe is no different than its ever been, or to coin a crude phrase popular in parts of England; ‘same s***t, different day’.

I think the tendency a lot of people have today, is to read into an increase in media coverage, combined with liberal progression and political shenanigans. Suddenly they arrive at a rapture or ‘Armageddon’ scenario for everyone.

Which is laughable at best.

Europe has always been (and likely always will be) extremely polarised in opinions. The majority of young, secularised people now attend university. Which encourages atheistic belief, primarily because of it’s internal culture on campus. Science is also often branded as analogous to atheism now. So where there is education; many perceive faith to diminish considerably in turn. No matter the geographic location.

The majority of people in this world live a lipstick style of faith now. Where their beliefs are more about them and what they receive than anything close to the reverse. It’s not so much a religion of Islam, christIantity, Judaism or otherwise.

But in fact; much like maverick apologist and YouTuber David wood states instead. As ‘people picking and choosing at a religious lunch buffet.’ Whatever is in vogue with their peers - sells tables and chairs at the restaurant. As has ALWAYS been the case.

Numerical scale then has almost nothing to do with faith. Since where would you place more virtue? A monastery of 100 devout monks living in religious soletude or a city of 100 million where people claim to be of faith, but act contrary to it and believe mostly because it’s the ‘done thing locally’,

Personally I’d vouch for the monks.

As a body of people, Europe still has just as many questions and people of faith as anywhere else. Faith rises with the sun and sets with it too for many.

But for others. They know that the trial of faith, lies in adversity and challenge. To be tested in a baptism of fire as it were.

I welcome the increasing decline of faith in Europe. Only the strong will remain afterward. As it should be. No room for doubt, when it comes to the truth.
 
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