Comments for Ride of the Rohirrim http://riddermark.wordpress.com Fighting for Truth, against all odds. Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:03:22 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on A Worldwide Traditionalist Diocese by mercerd http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2008/12/22/a-worldwide-traditionalist-diocese/#comment-225 mercerd Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:03:22 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=87#comment-225 interesting material, where such topics do you find? I will often go interesting material, where such topics do you find? I will often go

]]> Comment on Forth Eorlingas! My entry to the world of blogging. by ItereeEnurf http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/forth-eorlingas-my-entry-to-the-world-of-blogging-2/#comment-223 ItereeEnurf Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:21:55 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/forth-eorlingas-my-entry-to-the-world-of-blogging-2/#comment-223 Для тех, кто не нашёл ещё своего счастья Расскажет и научит вас вебсайт http://www.mydatelove.com Для тех, кто не нашёл ещё своего счастья
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]]> Comment on Some Thoughts on Catholic Culture by Blogmaster http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/some-thoughts-on-catholic-culture/#comment-221 Blogmaster Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:16:42 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=94#comment-221 Well said, Daniel. I look at it this way ... our tradition, as Americans, is a frazzled rope. Many - perhaps most - threads are broken, but a few remain, and we ought to strengthen those and see to it that the rope doesn't completely unravel. The reality is that we're not quite orphans, yet - and there is much that can be redeemed. On the other hand, if my assessment is too optimistic, and our culture has nothing left worth preserving or capable of redemption, then there is something called adoption. As a convert, of course, I believe in adoption. But even the process of adoption is not random. What "traditions" shall we adopt? It makes the most sense to adopt those most recently lost in our own land, in our own communities, among our own people, and within our own families. I've got to run off to another American tradition - a harvest festival where my kids will be playing their bluegrass and old-time music. Perhaps more later ... God bless! Well said, Daniel. I look at it this way … our tradition, as Americans, is a frazzled rope. Many – perhaps most – threads are broken, but a few remain, and we ought to strengthen those and see to it that the rope doesn’t completely unravel. The reality is that we’re not quite orphans, yet – and there is much that can be redeemed.

On the other hand, if my assessment is too optimistic, and our culture has nothing left worth preserving or capable of redemption, then there is something called adoption. As a convert, of course, I believe in adoption. But even the process of adoption is not random. What “traditions” shall we adopt? It makes the most sense to adopt those most recently lost in our own land, in our own communities, among our own people, and within our own families.

I’ve got to run off to another American tradition – a harvest festival where my kids will be playing their bluegrass and old-time music. Perhaps more later … God bless!

]]> Comment on Some Thoughts on Catholic Culture by bdonovan24 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/some-thoughts-on-catholic-culture/#comment-220 bdonovan24 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:57:35 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=94#comment-220 Check out a film titled "Belfast: The Sad Reality". It takes an interesting look at the current state of Irish-Catholics. www.IrelandConflict.com Check out a film titled “Belfast: The Sad Reality”. It takes an interesting look at the current state of Irish-Catholics.
http://www.IrelandConflict.com

]]> Comment on “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought by Christine http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/snowflake-babies-and-catholic-thought/#comment-213 Christine Mon, 02 Feb 2009 05:43:52 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=84#comment-213 According to the logic that the seperation of the sex act from the creation of life renders that life less valid -so much so that its deliberate destruction is acceptable- any woman who was raped with a turkey baster full of semen rather than a penis would be eligible for a Catholic approved abortion. One of your premises is wrong. According to the logic that the seperation of the sex act from the creation of life renders that life less valid -so much so that its deliberate destruction is acceptable- any woman who was raped with a turkey baster full of semen rather than a penis would be eligible for a Catholic approved abortion. One of your premises is wrong.

]]> Comment on “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought by dymphna http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/snowflake-babies-and-catholic-thought/#comment-211 dymphna Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:20:50 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=84#comment-211 I'd better be more clear. The process by which these children were conceived is the bad thing, not the conception itself/ I’d better be more clear. The process by which these children were conceived is the bad thing, not the conception itself/

]]> Comment on “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought by dymphna http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/snowflake-babies-and-catholic-thought/#comment-210 dymphna Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:19:48 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=84#comment-210 A bad thing happened--- the conception. Adoption gives a child a chance to live and have a family. A bad thing happened— the conception. Adoption gives a child a chance to live and have a family.

]]> Comment on The Traditional Latin Mass and the Motu Proprio by Colleen http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/26/the-traditional-latin-mass-and-the-motu-proprio/#comment-209 Colleen Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:55:44 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/26/the-traditional-latin-mass-and-the-motu-proprio/#comment-209 I grew up with the Traditional Latin Mass, it was the Most Sacred Form of worship in the Roman Catholic Church. My faith was shaken in the Church when I found out that it was only by indult that a priest could say the Traditional Mass. How could something Sacred one day be ridiculed and denied the next? It's almost has if purposely everything that we held Sacred, and every thing that visibly identified us has Catholic was thrown out to embrace ecumenicism. Was it Luther that said take away their Mass and you destroy the Catholic Church? Thank God for Pope Benedict, I will finally be able to come home. I grew up with the Traditional Latin Mass, it was the Most
Sacred Form of worship in the Roman Catholic Church.

My faith was shaken in the Church when I found out that it was only by indult that a priest could say the Traditional Mass.

How could something Sacred one day be ridiculed and denied the next?

It’s almost has if purposely everything that we held Sacred, and every thing that visibly identified us has Catholic was thrown out to embrace ecumenicism.

Was it Luther that said take away their Mass and you destroy the Catholic Church?

Thank God for Pope Benedict, I will finally be able to come home.

]]> Comment on “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought by “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought | Politics in America http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/snowflake-babies-and-catholic-thought/#comment-208 “Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought | Politics in America Mon, 19 May 2008 10:41:48 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/?p=84#comment-208 [...] MaltaMedia.com Breaking News and Information wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptBefore I begin this post, I should probably start by saying that I am no authority on the subject.  If you find this post looking for advice on how to follow the Church’s teaching, I am not competent to give that.  Rather, the purpose of this post is to pose that very question: how may a Catholic work out the complex moral issues surrounding the “adoption” of frozen embryos.  The process itself is this: there are embryos which have been created, but not used, in the process of in-vitro fertilization.  Such embryos will either be discarded, used in research, kept frozen indefinitely, or “adopted” by couples or individual women who will implant the embryos and possibly bring them to term. First, I will explain what many non-Catholic liberals think of “Snowflake” adoptions: the embryos are not people, and are therefore not adopted.  Rather they are purchased (which is, in fact, what [...] [...] [...] MaltaMedia.com Breaking News and Information wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptBefore I begin this post, I should probably start by saying that I am no authority on the subject.  If you find this post looking for advice on how to follow the Church’s teaching, I am not competent to give that.  Rather, the purpose of this post is to pose that very question: how may a Catholic work out the complex moral issues surrounding the “adoption” of frozen embryos.  The process itself is this: there are embryos which have been created, but not used, in the process of in-vitro fertilization.  Such embryos will either be discarded, used in research, kept frozen indefinitely, or “adopted” by couples or individual women who will implant the embryos and possibly bring them to term. First, I will explain what many non-Catholic liberals think of “Snowflake” adoptions: the embryos are not people, and are therefore not adopted.  Rather they are purchased (which is, in fact, what [...] [...]

]]> Comment on Poems of Marie by wes http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/poems-of-marie/#comment-207 wes Thu, 15 May 2008 18:29:55 +0000 http://riddermark.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/poems-of-marie/#comment-207 Hello All I'm not to Catholic but this book is. Your choice of poem is very well made I like it too. Book goes on sale soon eBay most likely. I enjoyed the title too Beside The Western Sea. Her opening prayer is a plea more then a blessing, well so it seems to me to be that way. She put her heart and feelings into her project and it shows Very interesting book, I could find no information about the author ( I did not look all that much ) Harriet M. Skidmore seems her nice name would be Marie Printed 1877 has a hardcover Gold Lettering and Black printed trim. The Cover on my copy is warn & scuffed but the insides are real good. Like it was never opened or read before. To bad it's worth the reading. Thanks for your time, from Smokey Bear's Friend. Hello All
I’m not to Catholic but this book is.
Your choice of poem is very well made I like it too.

Book goes on sale soon eBay most likely. I enjoyed the title too Beside The Western Sea. Her opening prayer is a plea more then a blessing, well so it seems to me to be that way.

She put her heart and feelings into her project and it shows

Very interesting book, I could find no information about the author ( I did not look all that much ) Harriet M. Skidmore seems her nice name would be Marie Printed 1877 has a hardcover Gold Lettering and Black printed trim. The Cover on my copy is warn & scuffed but the insides are real good. Like it was never opened or read before. To bad it’s worth the reading. Thanks for your time, from Smokey Bear’s Friend.

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