I was saddened by this article.

[xTx]

We are all being tested by God.

He wants to see what we are really are like in various circumstances.

Our decisions determines how God will one day judge us.

When God tests us, we might feel He is far, far away. You might think you lost Him.

You haven't.

God is right there watching You to make sure you are ok.

Hope in God.

God has conquered the world.

All these people, if they belong to God, will do the right thing by God.

God came into the world as Jesus knowing what people will do to Him.

Yet, Jesus still came.

Jesus allows Himself to be crucified. Spat on, laughed at, humiliated. Tortured.

Did Jesus back down? No, Jesus took up His cross and walked His talk.

God came down from heaven to the valley of smells, sweat, lies & tears.

We stand for God. We know what to do. I sure hope so.

Peace.

 

[Virgil the Roman]

Fantine: "Why do you find their gathering for a conference so threatening?"​

Because they are heterics and dissenters; their errors, similar to the machinations of Calvin, Zwinglius, and Luther which drag numberless souls to perdition. There is Hell to pay; hence as Catholics, our chief concern is the salvation of souls. Everything else passes away eventually; our soul is the only thing that is immortal, ever-lasting. Its fate ought to be chief concern. (And if it is not, then we've got a quite a large problem; a very grave and serious one.)

Fantine: "Isn't a church with 1.6 billion members big enough for all of us?"​

Not for the ''ravenous wolves'' masquerading as sheep, who seek the ruin of souls. These aberrant ''Catholics'' and their teachings only confuse and bring souls to ruin by the sin of heresy, eventually to mortal sin and perdition.

 

[Gwendolyn]

Well, since the things they are promoting are often theologically impossible (ie, that just isn't how Catholic theology works), you could call those ideas 'heterodox'.

This group just doesn't understand what Catholicism is, or doesn't care. They want things their own way, dragging God and the Church down to their level, instead of viewing the Church in light of her mission and history and seeing how the Church is intended to help raise us to God's level (through His divine imperative).