Showing posts with label liberalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liberalism. Show all posts
Monday, July 15, 2013
No Matter How You Try To Clean It Up...
No matter how you clean it up, try to call it something else, and sanitize it, abortion always ends up with a dead baby. - Father Casey
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Throwing Away The Teaching Of The Gospel Cannot Make People Happy
Liberalism and throwing away the precepts of the Church and throwing away the teaching of the Gospel cannot make people happy. Only God can make people happy...the Fulfillment of all desire. - Gabrielle Catillo
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Once Thought A Safety Net, Welfare Has Become A Cage, Entrapping People In Poverty
Entitlement programs have taken the drive to thrive out of a whole segment of society. Just like caging a tiger, after a while they forget how to hunt. Once thought a safety net, welfare has become a cage, entrapping people in poverty. - Christina Molander Pasterz
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Fallacies Do Not Cease to Be Fallacies Because They Become Fashions
Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions. - G. K. Chesterton
Friday, December 10, 2010
I Side With the Church, Not Some Washed up Hippies
When Vatican II closed, it intended a hermeneutic of continuity. Over the past 50 years however, what we have seen has been a radical attempt to break from the 2000 year rich tradition of the Church. Pope Benedict XVI, has made it his mission to place the train back on the tracks again, re-introducing the rich traditions that many flung away after they misinterpreted Vatican II for political reasons.
Remember, Salvation is not a free for all. Jesus chose the 12 and gave them the expressed mission to save the world from itself. I side with the Church, not some washed up hippies from the 70's. Save the Liturgy, Save the world.
Advent 2011, here we come!
Janus Lockius
Remember, Salvation is not a free for all. Jesus chose the 12 and gave them the expressed mission to save the world from itself. I side with the Church, not some washed up hippies from the 70's. Save the Liturgy, Save the world.
Advent 2011, here we come!
Janus Lockius
Thursday, December 9, 2010
What Vatican II Was Really About
The Universal Call to Holiness is what Vatican II was really about, not the liturgical free-for-all that the corrupt liberal leaders in the Church have made it into. - Jason Alcantara
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Defending The Cardinal Virtues
The act of defending any of the cardinal virtues has today all the exhilaration of a vice. - G. K. Chesterton
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
The Catholic Church: Freedom's Defender
Eric Giunta: "I would also like to share one of my favorite passages from historian H. W. Crocker III's "Triumph: The Power and the Glory of the Catholic Church" -- A 2000 Year History":
"What was most at stake in the Reformation was freedom. The Catholic Church was freedom's defender, and not meely by defending Europe against the Turks. It was the Church that nurtured the artistic freedom of the Renaissance and the Baroque. It was the Protestants who smashed religious art as idolatry and sensualism. It was the Church that sponsored the literary freedom of the humanists, and the Protestants who condemned it as paganism. It was the Church that claimed to be a universal, independent, and superior court of appeals to the edicts of kings, while the Protestants made religion a department of government to be controlled by princes (in Germany), or the city council (in Geneva), or the monarch (in England and Scandinavia). There is, in fact, a much underappreciated libertarian streak within the Catholic Church. It was seen in Pope Gregory IX's alliance with republicans and the capitalist city-states of Italy against the emperor Frederick II; it was seen in Renaissance Catholicism, to the scandal of the Protestants; and it was seen most especially in the conflict between the Church and the Tudor dynasty in England."
"What was most at stake in the Reformation was freedom. The Catholic Church was freedom's defender, and not meely by defending Europe against the Turks. It was the Church that nurtured the artistic freedom of the Renaissance and the Baroque. It was the Protestants who smashed religious art as idolatry and sensualism. It was the Church that sponsored the literary freedom of the humanists, and the Protestants who condemned it as paganism. It was the Church that claimed to be a universal, independent, and superior court of appeals to the edicts of kings, while the Protestants made religion a department of government to be controlled by princes (in Germany), or the city council (in Geneva), or the monarch (in England and Scandinavia). There is, in fact, a much underappreciated libertarian streak within the Catholic Church. It was seen in Pope Gregory IX's alliance with republicans and the capitalist city-states of Italy against the emperor Frederick II; it was seen in Renaissance Catholicism, to the scandal of the Protestants; and it was seen most especially in the conflict between the Church and the Tudor dynasty in England."
Monday, November 8, 2010
Prudent Assessments, in Dialogue with Experts, Uninhibited by Idealogical Pressure
Pope Benedict XVI on Global Warming: It is important for assessments in this regard to be carried out prudently, in dialogue with experts and people of wisdom, uninhibited by ideological pressure to draw hasty conclusions.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Molon Labe
“Far left liberals demand we lay down our Country. My response is just as Spartans King Leonidas responded - “Molon Labe” - “Steadfast and Loyal!” - Lt. Col. Allen West
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