Zone1 This is Probably Biggest Difference of all Between Catholic and Protestant Bibles

When you encounter Catholics and tell them their Church isn't TRUE, you can't expect an enthusiastic reception.

And even if I knew what you know, it wouldn't change my mind. The acts of sinful men, even the Pope, can't change that the Catholic Church is the true church.
You don't get it. There is the TRUE Catholic Church, living on in the Sedevacantist communities and there is the FALSE church in the Vatican. Do you really think the coming anti-Christ will not need that building to take over? There are sincere Catholics in the novus ordo sect but many churches have been taken over by non-Catholic and anti-Catholic groups.

Again, I am the only one here who knows about the events of the last 60 years in the Church. But I think it is important for all Catholics to know this.. that Pius XII ws likely murdered so evil-doers could take over a Church they'd been plotting to take over for centuries..

If that doesn't interest Catholics...

?
 
No...I was spot on, and you had no better response.
And now you lie. Stop defending the indefensible. You'll feel better.

You don't get it. There is the TRUE Catholic Church, living on in the Sedevacantist communities and there is the FALSE church in the Vatican. Do you really think the coming anti-Christ will not need that building to take over? There are sincere Catholics in the novus ordo sect but many churches have been taken over by non-Catholic and anti-Catholic groups.

Again, I am the only one here who knows about the events of the last 60 years in the Church. But I think it is important for all Catholics to know this.. that Pius XII ws likely murdered so evil-doers could take over a Church they'd been plotting to take over for centuries..

If that doesn't interest Catholics...

?

Put away the tinfoil hat-Pius XII was 82, in poor health (for years), had a stroke, and then pneumonia.
 
Well, you spelled the word incorrectly (it is Penance) but in any case, I'm not sure the point you're making. I agree it involves restitution. If you steal, give back what you stole. If you can't do that for some reason, you can offer prayers for the person ripped off and sacrifice something you like (ice cream on Sunday or what have you) in reparation for your sin. One of my favorite (true) saints is St Benedict Labre who.. well, I can't think of another saint who sacrificed so much.. in fact, he sacrificed his whole life living as a homeless person. I tend think he went to extremes, certainly did things I can't see myself doing, but no one can say he didn't give up the world and the flesh.. have often wondered how his fight w/ the devil went..
But the real question is, did he give up enough that he could demand that God accept him on the strength of his efforts?
 

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