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No, this thread is not “Vatican discussion”. As I’ve already pointed out numerous times now, it’s narrower than that. If you want to start a thread on “Vatican discussion” then please do. Start a thread on it and maybe I’ll be comfortable discussing it with you there. If you choose to...

Specific subject matter; specific question about it. You know what the topic of this thread is. Inappropriate posts. That was appropriate.

You’re out of line. This thread isn’t about your favorite Catholic teachings. See yet again what this thread is about and its intended narrowness to that specific subject.

Your purpose for posting came through loud and clear in your first post in this thread. Thanks.

The purpose of this thread has been clearly stated several times. If you want to make a book recommendation or inquire about books which I have or haven’t read @Behold please see my thread titled “What books are you currently reading?” located in the Inter-Faith Discussion Forum. I’ll be happy...

Of course it is. You responded to it.

My thread isn’t that broad, nor do I want it to be. If you want such a thread, then you should consider starting one; or find one which already exists that will serve your purpose.

This thread isn’t about other Catholic theology. You’re Catholic bashing. Plain and simple. What you wrote has nothing to do with the updated norms.

Why don’t you start a thread on it? This isn’t a Catholic bashing thread. The purpose of my thread is to discuss the updated norms for the discernment of apparitions and other supernatural phenomena that will soon be released.

“The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith will publish its new norms for the discernment of apparitions and other supernatural phenomena May 17, the Vatican press office said. Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez, prefect of the dicastery, and Msgr. Armando Matteo, secretary of the doctrinal...

“What has the world done for you, that you love it so much?” - Robert Murray M’Cheyne

“In the worst temptations nothing can help us but faith that God’s Son has put on flesh, is bone, sits at the right hand of the Father, and prays for us. There is no mightier comfort.” (Martin Luther) https://x.com/historicalrook/status/1791057714224799855?s=61