To: murphE
I've also been called a "schizzy" and attacked by these antagonists, even though I don't attend SSPX Masses, even as these Traditional Latin Masses are acknowledged by Rome to be licit. Rome is on the record with statements that it is permissible to attend SSPX Masses to satisfy Sunday obligations and even to contribute in their Offertory collections.
To clarify: No statement from Rome has ever called faithful Catholics who attend SSPX Masses schismatics. Yet we hear these harmful and judgmental charges of schism and excommunication thrown around here constantly.
Several posters here are free to name call and "personally attack" all in the name of "the Church." They go so far as to slam a new FR poster with their false "schizzy" label and then show no remorse when a modest defense is put forward. They admonish him with, "you won't last long here." as if they assume and usurp Moderator powers.
It is sad and unfortunate that there is no willingness to restrain the mean-spirited and baseless attacks and little opportunity for civil discourse on these important matters of Faith.
My engagement here with those who make false charges (calumny) and offer continual provocations against me and others on what I know to be the truth is, as of this point and voluntarily, finished.
309 posted on
09/21/2005 10:53:51 AM PDT by
vox_freedom
(Fear no evil)
To: vox_freedom
They go so far as to slam a new FR poster with their false "schizzy" label and then show no remorse when a modest defense is put forward. Yep, and this new poster was a potential convert to the faith. It is a shame that such scandalous behavior displayed toward him may impede his conversion.
They admonish him with, "you won't last long here." as if they assume and usurp Moderator powers.
Maybe they have, I see Vidi Aquam has been banned or suspended. Let's pray that God showers him with graces in order to overcome the scandalous actions of others so that he may soon find his way into the Church.
311 posted on
09/21/2005 11:20:45 AM PDT by
murphE
(These are days when the Christian is expected to praise every creed but his own. --G.K. Chesterton)
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