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I’m reading through it now and I agree thus far.Just finished reading it and I think it is excellent. It touches on some issues that get overlooked too often.
It’s very difficult. I have found a parish that warms my heart, however, I have yet to talk to the priest about his views regarding this post. Although, I would say that there are parishes that have individuals that may agree with this post, but not everyone may agree with it. Just my two cents.Where could one find a parish backs this view?
You’re welcome!thanks!
You won't likely find one.Where could one find a parish backs this view?
There is always hope. But, I will say it is difficult.You won't likely find one.
You’re welcome!Great resource. Thank you!
Please let me know what you think after you finish it in it’s entirety! I just finished it and didn’t come to the same conclusions. However, I’m curious as to what you think after reading the all of it.I did not read all of it but found it somewhat like an evangelical conspiracy essay. Much of it was very unscientific especially regarding vaccines. No vaccine is 100% protective and all vaccines can produce side effects in some people. I agree with some of what was said but other things said I do not agree with. The article author does not understand mRNA vaccine technology. Sorry...
That disheartening. The fear of man and the distortion of true love coupled with Truth is growing... my the Lord bless us all with more faith, courage, and discernment.We've found it to be a very sore subject and we don't discuss it. If we do some people can become upset.
There is only one thing that prevents me from being vaccinated, and nobody has asked me what that is lately except for my wife and maybe my youngest son. Neither of them is getting vaccinated either. My priest asked me months ago if I had been vaccinated or if I was going to be and I told him at that time I'd not been vaccinated but only because I didn't think I needed to be. I've never told him or anyone else in the parish except some members of my household why I've chosen to abstain. If I told them the truth I suspect they may go nuts over it, because to "reasonable people of the world" it would seem I'm out of my mind. I'd tell them if they asked and I had sufficient time to explain and defend it.That disheartening. The fear of man and the distortion of true love coupled with Truth is growing... my the Lord bless us all with more faith, courage, and discernment.
I did not read all of it but found it somewhat like an evangelical conspiracy essay. Much of it was very unscientific especially regarding vaccines. No vaccine is 100% protective and all vaccines can produce side effects in some people. I agree with some of what was said but other things said I do not agree with. The article author does not understand mRNA vaccine technology. Sorry...
Yeah, it does take a short conversation to explain things, I agree. The world doesn’t understand to the degree it isn’t purified from sin and the passions. I wish people read more of the lives of the Saints to understand the Mind of the Church regarding these times in history.There is only one thing that prevents me from being vaccinated, and nobody has asked me what that is lately except for my wife and maybe my youngest son. Neither of them is getting vaccinated either. My priest asked me months ago if I had been vaccinated or if I was going to be and I told him at that time I'd not been vaccinated but only because I didn't think I needed to be. I've never told him or anyone else in the parish except some members of my household why I've chosen to abstain. If I told them the truth I suspect they may go nuts over it, because to "reasonable people of the world" it would seem I'm out of my mind. I'd tell them if they asked and I had sufficient time to explain and defend it.