Taylor Marshall's Twitter feed has disappeared

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It’s one thing to use the media to teach catholic truths, to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ, and to inspire the flock to lead a life of sanctity; it’s quite another to use it as an instrument of gossip and misinformation. Leading countless to rage against the Vicar of Christ, to lead others to doubt that the popes are real popes, and to spread doubt about the authenticity of Church Councils is to do the devil’s work.

The problem with highly intelligent people in the Church is that they become easy targets for demonic manipulation through the sin of pride. Thus an intellectual without humility is a devastating force.

The Marxist dialectic is to pit one group against another, through misinformation and deception to spread slander that turns into hatred in order to spark rebellion and revolution.

The devil is shrewd, videos that push gossip and false narratives against the pope and the Holy See are poison for the flock.

As the late Fr. John A. Hardon SJ would always say: “the modern media are engaged in a Luciferian conspiracy against the truth”
The devil is shrewd.
 
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Accordingly, Infiltration is mere recycled radical Catholic reactionary conspiratorialism: a sort of updated version of The Great Facade (2002; updated with a 2nd edition in 2015: in order to capitalize on the anti-Francis hysteria), by Christopher Ferrara and Thomas Woods.
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Notice his use of the word “capitalize”. Hmmm.
 
So according to Timothy Gordon on Twitter, the account is not suspended, they are just laying low, he kind of hints as if they are just busy.

Maybe Dr. Marshall is just tired of Twitter.
 
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Yes, I shared that earlier in the thread.

But Marshall being tired of Twitter doesn’t wash at all. He tweets 10-15 times a day and encourages people to follow him on Twitter.

Gordon’s tweet doesn’t answer anything. If Marshall was simply “laying low,” why erase all of his Tweets for the past 10 years?
 
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gracepoole said:
Yes, I shared that earlier in the thread.

But Marshall being tired of Twitter doesn’t wash at all. He tweets 10-15 times a day and encourages people to follow him on Twitter.

Gordon’s tweet doesn’t answer anything. If Marshall was simply “laying low,” why erase all of his Tweets for the past 10 years?
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Oops, sorry I missed your posting that.

I agree something doesn’t seem right. It seems very difficult to delete all of your tweets also.
 
Twitter should be the same for Taylor, me, trump, Pope Francis and AOC. And we all probably should not be allowed to post.
 
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Sounds like he’s gotten himself into trouble somehow…
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His account is not suspended or deleted. It is still there. It looks more like he may have made his tweets private.
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Not necessarily in trouble with Twitter… Clearly, something has happened, otherwise his tweets would be public.
 
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I would love to believe that he was somehow struck with the destructive nature of criticising the Pope and his ministry. He would be a powerful voice to reign in that trend.
 
Emeraldlady said:
I would love to believe that he was somehow struck with the destructive nature of criticising the Pope and his ministry. He would be a powerful voice to reign in that trend.
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We should always defend and pray for our popes, bishops and priests. They are human also. It is said that Pope John Paul II went to confession weekly.

Mr. Marshall has stated in his videos that he was a strong defender of the Pope, which we should all be. I believe he named one of his children after Pope John Paul II. He also said that in the past he would defend Pope Francis against others attacks and has stated many times that he prays for the Pope daily, which many Catholics do not do, but as I mentioned earlier he appeared to have been very bothered by the responses that did not happen over the McCarick scandal and now what is happening in the synod.

IMHO it is another reason to really understand the Papacy and the Church, (which I am sure he does) We are not Scripture alone. We are not Tradition alone and we are not Pope alone. Every single thing the Pope says is not infallible and if you try to make all of the Pope’s statements and actions infallible you will be disappointed because the Pope is human and as Catholics we do not have to agree with every statement or action the Pope says or does that is not infallible.
 
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MagdalenaRita said:
Every single thing the Pope says is not infallible and if you try to make all of the Pope’s statements and actions infallible you will be disappointed because the Pope is human and as Catholics we do not have to agree with every statement or action the Pope says or does that is not infallible.
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It’s a new idea that documents like Laudato si and Amoris Laetitia are the Popes opinion and can be dismissed. As a life long Catholic, I submit to everthing the Church has taught and to all her guidance along the way. That has never disappointed me.
 
I think no matter what one thinks of Marshall, he’s certainly at the front of a particular mode of thinking about the Church right now – and his absence on Twitter is weird.
 
I thought of that earlier, as well. And if that’s the case, all of his followers should wash their hands of him.
 
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I would love to believe that he was somehow struck with the destructive nature of criticising the Pope and his ministry. He would be a powerful voice to reign in that trend.
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Paul confronted Peter when Peter was clearly wrong.
 
His tweets aren’t private, they’re gone. If you can see who follows his accounts and which accounts he follows he isn’t set to private.
 
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I would love to believe that he was somehow struck with the destructive nature of criticising the Pope and his ministry. He would be a powerful voice to reign in that trend.
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Paul confronted Peter when Peter was clearly wrong.
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Our Church has always been collegial with leaders theologians, specific experts and holy prophets playing their part in that dynamic. How do ordinary Catholics without privy to the vast resources of the deposit of faith, armed only with gossip and speculation… justify calling out the Pope?
 
There are tools or services that can mass delete tweets.
I need to find one that mass deletes likes.
 
Emeraldlady said:
It’s a new idea that documents like Laudato si and Amoris Laetitia are the Popes opinion and can be dismissed. As a life long Catholic, I submit to everthing the Church has taught and to all her guidance along the way. That has never disappointed me.
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Nothing is being dismissed. That is a misunderstanding of what is happening. It is actually just the opposite. It is a papal document and so should be taken very seriously and people are, though a clear understanding of responding is needed…

While Catholics may prudentially come to different conclusions than the Pope on some matters of policy or science, Fr. Petri said, the Holy Father has the authority – and the duty – to speak to the Church and the world on a broad range of pressing moral concerns, including the environment. Father Petri

He has a right and “Catholics have an obligation to hear him and respect his teaching, what he has to say about that,” Fr. Petri.

However, he clarified, Catholics are able to prudentially and respectfully disagree with the Pope on specific policies or scientific assertions. Fr. Petri

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/...ding-is-the-new-encyclical-on-catholics-24963
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As a life long Catholic, I submit to everthing the Church has taught and to all her guidance along the way.
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As all of us Catholics should.
 
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