Isn’t it absolutely Beautiful!
St. Agnes
St. Agnes Cathedral
Springfield, MO
Traditional Latin Mass:
Tues.- Fri @ 12:15pm (with confession from 11:30am-12noon)
Sunday @ 2:30pm (with confession from 1:30-2:15pm & Holy Rosary @2pm)
Peace and understanding… I’m working on it…
Ok,
So this is me..
Quiet and joyful in my new Catholic Faith..
I’ve joined a few forums, started reading Catholic News and offical documents, gone to Mass and Confession regularly (only missing on account of poor health). Maybe I shouldn’t have jumped into what are known as “Trad” forums (traditional conservative Catholic sites that prefer Latin Mass and pre-Vatican II liturgies). The thing is, I was raised Fundamental Christian so I am very conservative in my Christian beliefs overall, so it seemed like a good fit.
Women shouldn’t be Pastors/Priests: Check!
Church shouldn’t be an entertainment venue: Check!
Secular entertainments should be eschewed: Check!
Avoid near occasions of Sin: Check!
Render unto God: Check!
and I’m sure I’ll add to this list. It’s a “What’s right” list.
I suppose it was to much to hope for that some Catholics wouldn’t be judgemental, full of vitriol, condemning … in short, that they wouldn’t act like Fundamentalist, pulpit beating preachers and congregations saying everyone but them is gonna “BURN IN HELL!!!” but apparently I had hopes… I figured that out when they were dashed.
Imagine being a new convert, the only Catholic in your family, or anywhere within 20 Leagues for that matter… and reading this:
[Re: Good Protestants are just as holy/good as Catholics.
Measuring Holiness.]
« Reply #25 on: Feb ** at 11:50 AM »
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[Re: Good Protestants are just as holy/good as Catholics.
Measuring Holiness.]
« Reply #7 on: February **, 2013
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