Excuse my language, however youâre a real Jackass.
Perhapse you find my responses simple minded or elementary, that is your right, however you have not ONE SHRED of evidence to say I am lying, in fact I have provide a plethora of evidence to prove I was raised Catholic and was once QUOTE devout.
I have provided the name of my Baptismal Priest, the name of my former Youth Minister, the name of a Monastery I helped run a program on St. Gemma at, and my Confirmation name.
At St. Paul of the Cross Monastery if take the elevator/stairs to the 1st floor you will see, on the platform which the stair continue up along a door with a small metal stop, that leads to the courtyard. Once you step through that door you will be in the Monastery courtyard. You will se a statue of Jesus, Paul the Cross, and a few smaller statues, there is a stations of the cross, and on the far right side a large crucifix. When you cross the Courtyard and enter the monks quarters(also accessible from the second floor library), you can continue down the hallway until you see a long, narrow flight of stairs with a locked gait at the bottom. If the Monks let you in you can continue to a table in the middle of the room containing Vatican authentications of the relics and tombs, continue forwards and you will see the wall in which past Priests are buried in, one of the tombs contains the remains of a Bishop was imprisoned in China for a number of years, continue around the room a bit further and you will see the Vestments of (I believe) Czar Nicholas IIâs Chaplin refit to the Roman Rite, continue a bit further and you will find some remains of the cross, a Clapper(a devise, my Priest informed me, that was used to wake novices in the old days).
Now my good sir, why donât you tell me just how many rabid Muslim apologists the Passionists allow in their crypt to lecture to LifeTeen kids on the subject of St Gemma?
catholic-church.org/stpaulsmonastery/
there is a link to the monastery websight, PLEASE call, ask for father Patrick(I believe heâs still there) or any of the several Passionists and ask them if my story checks out. Please donât during the afternoon, they have AA counciling at either the Monastery kitchen, or the âblue roomâ, a large circular blue room with seats, in which is a staircase leading to the library, on the back left shelf you will find some nice philosophy texts.
I am DONE with this, as I have said before you are WELCOME to use my facebook to contact my former Youth Minister. Or, I could forward you the E-Mails the Order I was considering joining send to prospective young men.
I was a Sacristan, went to weekly confession, and prayed the rosary constantly in imitation of St Pio.
You have NO RIGHT to judge the state of my soul you hypocrite.
fantastic, now tell me what Iâll get for my Birthday.
I thought I wasnât ever a Catholic, or never a ârealâ Catholic?
Of course, if such delf assured, pretentious, arrogance is the mark of a ârealâ Catholic like yourself I suppose I misjudged my entire religion and should not hold it in fond regard but only contempt, as apparently itâs âtrueâ members are not pious Monks in the Bronks(Whom I have ALSO had the PLEASURE of meeting) or humble nuns, of simply Pious Laymen, like Pope John Paul IIâs father, but individuals such as yourself.
Now, I am fantastically willing to listen to critiques of my views of Christianity, but I am sick of this. Either call my bluff, which I doubt as that would take a smidgen of personal fortitude to remove onself from the comforts of anonymous character assassination, or drop it.
Now, I will finish any last replies necessary, then Iâll be gone for while(at least) for all the nice people, thank you, I will continue reading and searching before doing anything drastic.
bye