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not sure what point you are struggling with. The priest in the video said that the modern media are engaged in a Luciferian conspiracy against the Truth. I believe this is very true. the point is, don’t be brainwashed.
 
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Marshall used to have a video up about a vision of the Blessed Mother he experienced. It is no longer available but you can read about it here:
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Correction: He said his vision was of Mother Church, a large breasted blonde that was sick but her milk was still good. Watch the video here

Watching his latest videos about Pachamama it sounds like he’s becoming unhinged.

It’s all sounding rather strange.
 
I was referring to his treatment of the pope which could be more level headed.
 
Here’s another good example of Marshall going rogue re: Church teaching:

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gracepoole said:
Here’s another good example of Marshall going rogue re: Church teaching:
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Ugh. I’ve appreciated some of his teaching, but why is he calling “heretical” all parishes with female lectors? :confused: Seems like unhelpful pot-stirring right now…
 
I think he has a beautiful mind and zeal for God but right now his words are full of pride and harsh judgement. I pray he will not become soon an other Martin Luther.
 
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I think he is just reiterating the concerns people have had for years that female altar servers and female eucharistic ministers would lead, down the road, to the wanting of female deacons and priests and that is just what is happening.
 
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He is also claiming these things are heresies, which contradicts Church teaching.
 
I guess I read it differently. I thought it sounded more like he is saying these things were leading to the heretical possibility of female deacons and priests since his tweet was a response to the tweet below.
 
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I think he’s saying both: if you are part of a parish that does things allowed by the Church, you’re part of a heretical slide toward women deacons.
 
gracepoole said:
I think he’s saying both: if you are part of a parish that does things allowed by the Church, you’re part of a heretical slide toward women deacons.
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Sounds like he’s saying the parish is part of the problem. Not necessarily you as an individual parishioner.

I think he’s attempting to show how the changes to the liturgy have slowly eroded the faith. Even if something was allowed at a particular point in time, it only served as another stepping stone towards women deacons and possibly women’s ordination, which is what some clergy support.
 
If one were to go back and read the numerous articles and books written by so many who were claiming that the liturgical changes and the loss of faith were going to contribute to a moral decay within the Church, you can easily see that what they were predicting has happened and is continuing to happen.

Unfortunately, many people in that camp are labeled as reactionaries and are accused of being divisive. We are told not listen to them because they only seek to pile on more lies with regards to Pope Francis and his papacy.

Yet, it doesn’t take much to see that the seeds of division were being sown long before any of these people even stepped on the scene and the cries of outrage were being heard decades before anybody even knew who Jorge Bergoglio was or would eventually become.
 
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If one were to go back and read the numerous articles and books written by so many who were claiming that the liturgical changes and the loss of faith were going to contribute to a moral decay within the Church, you can easily see that what they were predicting has happened and is continuing to happen.
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If one were to read all 16 of the documents that came from Vatican II, reference to the crisis already underway that lead to the need for a Council, is abundantly evident. The Church was never going to be immune to or effective in the changing world by being holed up in another time refusing to recognise changes in the world she served.

Future Catholics will recognise that in the light of time. Sadly we have to endure through the blind anti VII doomsayers until then.
 
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The Church NEEDS to stay in another time, the eternity of Christ, not to change accordingly to what next trend is. Truth is eternal and unchanging. If you change part of the Truth, you are teaching some lies.
We see the fruits of progressivism : empty Churches and no faith, since the things teached by progressive priests can be learned watching tv. So why bother going to church and be catholic?
We need to go back talking about salvation of souls, instead of focusing on material charity only
 
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The Church was never going to be immune to or effective in the changing world by being holed up in another time refusing to recognise changes in the world she served
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Jesus and His Church do not conform to the world and its times or fads. The world is to conform to God.
 
Alphard said:
The Church NEEDS to stay in another time, the eternity of Christ, not to change accordingly to what next trend is. Truth is eternal and unchanging. If you change part of the Truth, you are teaching some lies.
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“The eternity of Christ” is in the Eucharist, not the form of the Mass which has been an evolving process since the time of Christ.
Alphard said:
We see the fruits of progressivism : empty Churches and no faith, since the things teached by progressive priests can be learned watching tv. So why bother going to church and be catholic?
We need to go back talking about salvation of souls, instead of focusing on material charity only
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I’m not sure what you mean by ‘material charity’ but love is the fundamental call of Christ.

1 Cor 13 If I speak in the tongues of mortals and of angels, but do not have love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 2 And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. 3 If I give away all my possessions, and if I hand over my body so that I may boast,[a] but do not have love, I gain nothing.
 
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