Clerical Reaction

Fritz Eschen (1900 - 1964)

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

If a woman thinks the Catholic Church is wrong about women’s ordination, she can go be Episcopalian. They’ll let her be a “priest.” If she doesn’t care about the title and is fine with being “pastor,” she can go to any of the many and various Protestant denominations that allow women’s ordination.

A core component of being Catholic is accepting the authority of the Catholic Church. If you don’t accept that authority, then you’re not Catholic.

You can believe that the Holy Spirit, God Himself, has been thwarted in His plans for 2,000 years by a lie?

You think that potentially thousands of female saints, women who performed miracles, ruled kingdoms, forced the Pope's hand on numerous occasions, could just be...stopped? By a fake, man made doctrine?

St. Thérèse walked from France to the Vatican to be allowed to join a religious order a few months early because it was that important to her.

St. Joan of Arc took command of an army.

St. Catherine of Siena forced the Pope to move the Papacy back to Rome from Avignon.

If there had ever been a woman called by God Almighty, to the priesthood, no earthly force could have stopped her.

“Je suis de ceux qui pensent que dans 50 ans la fortune consistera à pouvoir s’offrir la vie du paysan aisé du début du XXe siècle, à bien des égards, c’est-à-dire de l’espace autour de soi, de l’air pur, des œufs frais, des poules élevées avec du grain ..”

"Un nombre significatif de français se sentent «exilés de l'intérieur», ont le sentiment que leur identité même est en jeu. Or le malheur identitaire est plus grave que le malheur économique. Beaucoup de peuples vivent dans une relative pauvreté, mais à partir du moment où il existe une forte fierté nationale et une forte identité collective, ces peuples vivent bien."

The infant mortality is up because some of the chromosomal disorders that can be caught in utero result in early death. Those cases used to be treated with an abortion, instead of making the parents go through birth and then watching the death.

Disabled people are valuable no matter how long or short their life expectancy.

Disabled people are valuable even if they experience suffering.

Disabled people deserve to be loved and cared for even if it makes privileged ableists like you uncomfortable.

Will it break my heart when my daughter dies one day from her disability? Of course it will. Does that mean I should have aborted her last year, before her doctors could help her have a fighting chance, before her first smile, before her siblings and father and grandparents could cuddle her and play with her? Before she could see the ocean, and feel the sunlight, and pet our cat?

IF YOU'RE EVER ASKED TO DEFINE WHAT A WOMAN IS, POINT TO HER.

Beautiful, heartbreaking and delicate words.

"She is safe in my womb... I seen what abortion looks like... I can't bear have her ripped piece by piece out of my womb... today is the first day I felt a kick...she only knows love and no pain... why would I give her such a painful death when she is perfectly fine?"

Yes, this young woman is a beautiful soul. Calling this procedure "reproductive healthcare" when most are elective or due to inconvenience isn't accurate; it's more like ending life for personal reasons, often as a last resort.

In 2020 CDC reported:

620,327 abortions,

0.3% life-threatening,

2.2% for health concerns.

Le Standard en toutes choses, c’est la panacée. Plus aucune révolte à redouter des individus pré-robotiques, que nous sommes, nos meubles, romans, films, voitures, langage, l’immense majorité des populations modernes sont déjà standardisés. La civilisation moderne c’est la standardisation totale, âmes et corps.

Le monde moderne n’a pas le temps d’espérer, d’aimer, ni de rêver.