Tis, yet preaching to someone who had quit the choir. I know that tune. I’ve sang that one, it’s in my posting history.
I don’t have to wish anything away. I just stopped pretending.
There should be some etiquette for this but, if I had to guess, I think Miss Manners would say don’t announce it.
Yet you’re still on the Catholic forum, responding. Why’s that? When people “quit”, they go away and don’t come back. They don’t hang around continuing to engage.
Holy cow…did you really just say that? :joy:Triumphalism is indeed a good word to describe that post. Maybe pull back on the 16th century colonialist narrative.Bruised_Reed:
Yes that is good. It shows how powerful the influence of Christ’s One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church is. Hopefully some will convert to His Holy Church, including Native and African Americans.
I’m sure if they immediately said it was arson, people would wonder how they found out so quickly. Either way it’s not entirely ruled out, as the fire is still under investigation.
Good job on walking that one back.
They’ll probably determine it was faulty or negligent or unwitting actions on the part of the restoration crews.
I’ve been on this forum going on checks stats two months shy of 15 y e a r s. Like said earlier, it’s a tough habit to break. And I’m known for doing what people expect; and I didn’t quit the forum and there are plenty of non Catholics on the forum.
Codified netiquette would be ideal. Too many cooks in the kitchen leads to no one knowing what the right thing is.
Sort of the other way around. The French government “insured” Notre Dame because no one else would. It basically means that there was no insurance as all, as the owner was responsible for all costs.
That is the primary reason no one would insure it.