The Bubo And The Plague.

Submitted by LocutusOP on Fri, 10/11/2019 - 23:54
Author: 

 Michael Dowd , noahvaile, tmsharel , catholictradition2,  Julia Augusta,  Igor Pavel Merkù , Mundabor      

Date: 
Friday, October 11, 2019 - 23:00
Article link: 
The Bubo And The Plague.

 

 

 

  1. Michael Dowd | September 3, 2019 at 10:01 am

    Here is a helpful quote from St. Augustine:

    “But God, as He is the supremely good Creator of good natures, so he is the most just exploiter of evil ones; so that, while they make an ill use of good natures, He makes a good use even of evil wills.”

    “Pope” Francis, etc are tools in God’s hands. Mysterious are the ways of the Lord.
    “The LORD gave and the LORD has taken away. Blessed be the name of the LORD.”
    —Job:1:21

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  • noahvaile | September 3, 2019 at 11:53 am

    JP and Benedict appointed most of the c(small “C” on purpose)ardinals that elected “frankie the pope.” V2 is the source of the sickness, as you point out, and all I can do is to agree 100% with your analysis.
    But The Church is still the Church and there is the SSPX but clearly our church has been hemmoraging members since V2. Who can wonder why?

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tmsharel | September 3, 2019 at 12:43 pm

 

You are absolutely right again, Mundabor. There is nothing about the “church” since VATII to celebrate. It all has to go as well as JPII and his disastrous papacy which has led to this evil papacy.

The only thing I want to see condemned right along with the Eucharistic sacrileges is the devastation that has torn families apart due to the scandalous tribunals and Roman Rota.

In America marriages have been declared null for the stupidest of reasons by the tens of thousands, and parents deal with the trauma it does to their children by taking them to counselors and by drugging them.

This morning millions of kids will drag themselves to the bus stop, try to get through the day without being called out of a classroom for their appointment with the counselor ( very embarrassing), and return “home,” which is no more a home than the church is Catholic.

All because Dad needs another woman, and Mom needs another man, and Father ______ needs his sodomite partner. It’s all sick!

I could go on. These new cardinals are not going to care anymore about families than TOB cared about them. It’s all about sex and only the wrath of God is going to stop them.

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catholictradition2 | September 3, 2019 at 12:59 pm

Ultimately it was our becoming too complacent with sin, ours, then others. So we abandoned tradition with an unprecedented recklessness, the worst of it, our ignoring Our Lady of Fatima. 

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  • Julia Augusta | September 3, 2019 at 3:23 pm

    Priests are afraid to preach against VII because they fear excommunication. Father Vaughn Treco was excommunicated precisely for his criticism of VII. Most of the laity who still go to Mass seem to be enveloped by a thick fog of willful ignorance. I keep telling my Catholic relatives that PF is a symptom of the disease and not its primary cause, and that until Vatican II is dumped, nothing will change. My aunt, who is in her late 70s, simply can’t accept that her favorite saint JPII could have done anything wrong. When I pointed out his kissing of the Koran and placing of the Buddha statute in the church of Assisi (violations of the 1st Commandment), she simply did not hear me. It’s like that. The stuff they don’t want to hear, they don’t hear. I pray that their eyes and ears be opened to the truth.

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  • Igor Pavel Merkù | September 12, 2019 at 7:53 am

    “As long as this is not understood, and acted upon, things will keep getting worse”
    Q: what are your proposals, suggestions, besides -of course- praying, praying hard, besides of that, what do you suggest for average lay people to do? Thanks

    • Mundabor | September 12, 2019 at 7:19 pm

      You and me? Pray hard, frequent the best mass you can, delve deep into pre V II uses and traditions. Help organisations like SSPX but No money to v II church. Be vocal with family and friends about true Catholicism. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Own comment: 

It is difficult to argue logically with what Mundabor writes. Bergoglio did not instigate these problems and he was always inevitable once the novelties of NOChurch arising from Vatican II proliferated and not only went unopposed but were positively defended.

He is the chastisement we deserve. Until and unless most Catholics are prepared to condemn and abandon Vatican II, nothing will get better and people will continue to be incredulous - or pretend to be - about why everything around them is collapsing.