Priests and pastors on CAF

[Greenfields]

If it were virtual that would be alright

 

[ATraveller]

More entertaining to see them fight it out like pros:

 

[pianistclare]

Two of my former pastors have called CAF nonsense and advised me to get off.
Sadly, it’s sort of like a drug.
There are so many terrible things posted, it can be very deflating.
A recent priest friend who posts here said he should know better than to post, LOL
CAF members tend to be rude and insulting to the clergy.
It’s the worst thing about online discussion.

 

[Lou2U]

Does Don Ruggero still post here, or did he finally have enough? I find the attitude of some other posters here shocking and plain disrespectful. I would never speak to a Priest that way and I’m not religious at all.

 

[DeniseNY]

Because there are so many here who think they know better than our clergy, and darn it, they’re going to make sure you know it! I really had no idea there were so many armchair theologians and dime store canon experts until I came here.

The impertinence is astonishing.

 

[Irishmom2]

He is gone.

 

[pianistclare]

Agree. I continue to be astonished at how many believe that priests (who have been in seminarian for years and have been in ministry for years ) can’t do anything correctly.
Makes one begin to understand how difficult their vocation is.

 

[fin]

I find it is the bitter feminist type rabid anti trads who dominate Caf.

When it comes to priests, a good, orthodox, and non-condescending one like Fr. Murray would be a good addition here on Caf.

 

[DeniseNY]

That is such a shame.

 

[Irishmom2]

I find it is the bitter feminist type rabid anti trads who dominate Caf.

I don’t find that at all. Quite the contrary.

 

[DeniseNY]

I’m with you. I don’t find this to be the case.

 

[Talitha712]

I find it is the bitter feminist type rabid anti trads who dominate Caf.

…are we looking at the same CAF?

 

[Lou2U]

That’s such a shame. Thanks for letting me know.

 

[Lou2U]

When it comes to priests, a good, orthodox, and non-condescending one like Fr. Murray would be a good addition here on Caf.

I think they’d run a mile when they saw the posters they were faced with.

 

[Talitha712]

I’m sorry to hear this, he was an asset to CAF

 

[Talitha712]

I think they’d run a mile when they saw the posters they were faced with.

If I was a priest I think I would too

 

[Tis_Bearself]

I find the attitude of some other posters here shocking and plain disrespectful. I would never speak to a Priest that way and I’m not religious at all.

The amount of rampant ego running loose on this forum is frequently astonishing. Even if someone felt a need to disagree with the priest, it could be done in a respectful way and in one post, not in a disrespectful way over many, many posts.

 

[BoomBoomMancini]

Your calves are stirring up lust, lady.

 

[Tis_Bearself]

I’m sorry to hear Don Ruggero is gone. I enjoyed his posts immensely.

I will say some special prayers for him.

Fr. David, bucfan, and CRM_brother (is he a priest?) deserve cookies for hanging in here so long in a hostile environment.

 

[Maximilian75]

I don’t believe he does…

With all due respect to the saintly man, he could come across as somewhat abrasive at times- I’m sure that was unintentional, though

I can recall a thread in which he argued that it was just to arrest persons wh knelt to reccieve Holy Eucharist…

Altar Rail Puts Communicants on Right Track Traditional Catholicism

In many parishes, a once-standard sanctuary staple is making a comeback: the altar rail. Auxiliary Bishop Athanasius Schneider of Astana, Kazakhstan, spoke about receiving the Holy Eucharist at Mass. In part, he said, “Kneel down. Adore your Lord. It is logical. [T]he angels in heaven … prostrate in front of the Lamb. But we have the Lamb of God in the Host. They prostrate themselves. We’re not. Why not?”