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I thought I'd share something on the SOTE sub-forum, before I go on my trip to a notorious place. Here's a guy I met on FishEaters, Roger Buck, a former New Ager and Cafeteria catholic. He's the author of The Gentle Traditionalist (http://mybook.to/TheGentleTraditionalist) and Cor Jesu Sacratissimum (http://mybook.to/CorJesu)
I really love his testimony on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the huge role it played in his conversion:
I really love what he said about the Catholic Faith giving him human-ness, I can relate to that a lot, I really did feel sub-human before my reversion to the One True Faith. Also, it's quite interesting how it was the Sacred Heart, not so much, arguing and reasoning that got Roger Buck to drop his Cafeteria catholicism. I'm planning on trying something, when I get back, that might actually help open the minds of modernist and cafeteria catholics to the truth. After all, what makes Traditional Catholic practices ideal, are not their rationality, but rather, the fact that they're Theo-centric, our greatest weapons against modernists and cafeteria catholics aren't logic reason, it's God and His Beloved Mother, the Exterminatrix of Heresies, we should be approaching modernists with them!
So Roger Buck, what do you think, should we try to be more gentle Traditionalists? What do think of his video on the Sacred Heart?
I really love his testimony on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the huge role it played in his conversion:
I really love what he said about the Catholic Faith giving him human-ness, I can relate to that a lot, I really did feel sub-human before my reversion to the One True Faith. Also, it's quite interesting how it was the Sacred Heart, not so much, arguing and reasoning that got Roger Buck to drop his Cafeteria catholicism. I'm planning on trying something, when I get back, that might actually help open the minds of modernist and cafeteria catholics to the truth. After all, what makes Traditional Catholic practices ideal, are not their rationality, but rather, the fact that they're Theo-centric, our greatest weapons against modernists and cafeteria catholics aren't logic reason, it's God and His Beloved Mother, the Exterminatrix of Heresies, we should be approaching modernists with them!
So Roger Buck, what do you think, should we try to be more gentle Traditionalists? What do think of his video on the Sacred Heart?
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