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Highlander wrote: ↑Tue Jan 13, 2026 1:16 pm

Riverboat wrote: ↑Tue Jan 13, 2026 9:57 amI have the Enchiridion. Close enough?

I don't know what that is, either. Come on, guys, quit making me look things up.

A list of indulgenced prayers.

Raccolta is the traditional one.
Enchiridion is the reformed (post-V2), current one.

Obi-Wan Kenobi wrote: ↑Fri Jan 16, 2026 10:35 am They were alien vegetable robots.

We used to have a Protestant here who would make claims like that with (apparently) a straight face.

What do the Fathers and exegetes and saints say about it?

in exodus
Could they perform miracles too?

I've also seen fake stuff of +Sarah saying antisemitism stuff

Some small level of incestuous marriages happen in India. Some of it is Muslim, and some of it is South Indian Hindu. It's very rare in my state now due to modernisation, but traditionally many people would marry their cousins. In a neighbouring state, women would traditionally marry maternal uncles.

So, under the natural law, you cannot marry your ancestors but you can marry cousins,amirite? What about siblings then?

Title says all. Of course I accept the Divine law, I'm only looking for reasons I tried to search by myself, in the Summa. https://www.newadvent.org/summa/3154.htm#article9 Now sexual intercourse with women related by consanguinity or affinity is unbecoming to venereal union on three counts. First, ...

Merry Christmas everyone!

I prefer the Mass during the day/morning of Christmas
My reasoning is that worship is an act of the will (?), so I'd rather do it mindfully instead of when I'm half-asleep and yawning during Mass.

Hi. In my younger years, the immovable "land phones" were common. Then came the simple mobile phones, and then smartphones. My school completely forbade the use of mobile phones in class. (If at all a student had brought it, it would be taken, and returned at the end of the day). I liked t...

parents need help in raising kids in our media-soaked society... Similarly, I am all in favor of schools banning cell phones, The law is a teacher, and that is one of its purposes. In terms of enforcement, BTW, some schools require phones to be turned in when the student arrives. Granted there are ...

I'm a Syro Malabar Christian from its heartland.
Happy to hear good words about it.

Unfortunately, the process of secularisation is gradually seeping in. Among other things.

If I go to mass on Sunday, I won't get sleep commensurate to my daily activity. I can make it, but I'll be sleepy during training. Does that excuse me from the obligation?

They got gold, myrrh, frankincense. What did they do with it?

We reconcile it through God's mercy. If we would be merciful and take their untimely death into consideration, think how much more God would do the same and more. He can't be out done by generosity. Once PED (stomachosus thomistarum?) had posted a quote saying those who die on original sin alone ca...

Oops. Typo. In the thread title, I meant salvation of all fetuses.

God gives everyone sufficient grace to be saved
Many, many people die during gestation
Baptism is necessary for salvation

How to reconcile the above?

Cardinal Fernandez made a statement today that he didn't mean to say the titles of "Co-Redemptrix" and "Mediatrix of all Graces" were being banned, that he meant they can be used in private devotion, but not in the liturgy. Exactly what I said, that the document says. If the doc...

I'd taken it as an inevitable given

The same stuff peregrinator linked above, right?