The Holy Spirit is abound. I found myself back to Church recently and nearly everyone I speak to is either doing the same or is interested when I speak about it. God is with us.
Good looking out on finding your way back to CHURCH. In MY case, my Pastor retired, and he'd been the lynchpin of the congregation - which was a SMALL Presbyterian community in Mayfair.
The CHURCH I located seems substantially more STABLE - which is great.
And INDEED - a true REVIVAL is underway, and it is glorious. GOD be with you.
A thing that reminded me of you that our father Rafailo from Podmaine pointed out in one meeting: First to witness the resurection of Jesus Christ were soldiers! Not apostles, not the myhr bearing women. The soldiers who took the bribe and agreed to the most idiotic lie FOR MONEY. So much about gouvernment service and military. Truth and loyalty to it sets you on a path of being an outlaw. That you are meek and authority abounding cannot change that. This world is against Truth. We cannot be disloyal to authority of Truth
That is awesome! I'm an Anglican myself in another group that broke with the Episcopal church (UECNA). I'd love to hear you interact with the pagan guys in our sphere on the issues around "folkishness." I think national churches can be perfectly folkish, with their ethnic character.
Beautifully put. I've been to church and read the Bible/learned more of Christianity in the last year more than my entire life and I'm looking forward to this long snowy winter leaving and working towards it being more a part of actionable life. I dig your Anarch brand of ecuminism. 🔥
Choosing Ppl for your core cadre will take some time. May the Lord bless and keep thee. I am glad that your health has gotten better. I do pray for you. I’ve had some swelling issues myself. Inflammation. I seem to have it under control. Magnesium citrate, vitamin C: fish oil. Seems to be helping. Only time will tell. In the meantime. I keep hitting the weights. Staying big. It gets hard as you get old.
Anglican churches outside of England seem to be weirdly Conservative. I have family who attended an Anglican Rite Catholic parish (real thing) because the liturgy was more respectful than your average Catholic parish. Anglican congregations in Africa are notorious for being ultra-Conservative to the point of splintering off from the mainstream.
My unsolicited suggestion for TRADITIONALIST religion livestream: Pre-Vatican II Catholicism still being observed by various priestly societies. Some examples: FSSP, ICKSP (full ecclesiastical approval by Rome); SSPX (irregular canonical situation); RCI, CMRI, SSPV, IMBC (totally reject V2 changes and operate without Rome's approval). Dark Enlightenment comes to mind as someone friendly who has deep knowledge of the subject matter. Keep up the good work!
Some excellent Substack accounts, on the topic include: American Reform, WM Review, Radical Fidelity, Stephen Kokx, Catholic Esquire, to name but a few.
The Holy Spirit is abound. I found myself back to Church recently and nearly everyone I speak to is either doing the same or is interested when I speak about it. God is with us.
Good looking out on finding your way back to CHURCH. In MY case, my Pastor retired, and he'd been the lynchpin of the congregation - which was a SMALL Presbyterian community in Mayfair.
The CHURCH I located seems substantially more STABLE - which is great.
And INDEED - a true REVIVAL is underway, and it is glorious. GOD be with you.
Thank you Mr Cyr
God bless you! Happy Easter!
A thing that reminded me of you that our father Rafailo from Podmaine pointed out in one meeting: First to witness the resurection of Jesus Christ were soldiers! Not apostles, not the myhr bearing women. The soldiers who took the bribe and agreed to the most idiotic lie FOR MONEY. So much about gouvernment service and military. Truth and loyalty to it sets you on a path of being an outlaw. That you are meek and authority abounding cannot change that. This world is against Truth. We cannot be disloyal to authority of Truth
The soldiers who were tasked to guide Christ's tomb?
Yes.
On deck ☦️⚡️⚡️
That is awesome! I'm an Anglican myself in another group that broke with the Episcopal church (UECNA). I'd love to hear you interact with the pagan guys in our sphere on the issues around "folkishness." I think national churches can be perfectly folkish, with their ethnic character.
Beautifully put. I've been to church and read the Bible/learned more of Christianity in the last year more than my entire life and I'm looking forward to this long snowy winter leaving and working towards it being more a part of actionable life. I dig your Anarch brand of ecuminism. 🔥
DANK! 💪☦️
Choosing Ppl for your core cadre will take some time. May the Lord bless and keep thee. I am glad that your health has gotten better. I do pray for you. I’ve had some swelling issues myself. Inflammation. I seem to have it under control. Magnesium citrate, vitamin C: fish oil. Seems to be helping. Only time will tell. In the meantime. I keep hitting the weights. Staying big. It gets hard as you get old.
Anglican churches outside of England seem to be weirdly Conservative. I have family who attended an Anglican Rite Catholic parish (real thing) because the liturgy was more respectful than your average Catholic parish. Anglican congregations in Africa are notorious for being ultra-Conservative to the point of splintering off from the mainstream.
That's AFFIRMATIVE. I LIKE the Anglican Rite - but as I said, MANY Reformed congregants object to it; hopefully that is CHANGING.
An ANGLICAN RITE REFORMED congregation is my new home.
My unsolicited suggestion for TRADITIONALIST religion livestream: Pre-Vatican II Catholicism still being observed by various priestly societies. Some examples: FSSP, ICKSP (full ecclesiastical approval by Rome); SSPX (irregular canonical situation); RCI, CMRI, SSPV, IMBC (totally reject V2 changes and operate without Rome's approval). Dark Enlightenment comes to mind as someone friendly who has deep knowledge of the subject matter. Keep up the good work!
Some excellent Substack accounts, on the topic include: American Reform, WM Review, Radical Fidelity, Stephen Kokx, Catholic Esquire, to name but a few.