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I think Jo was just trying to say that, as much as we may not like it, everything has it's place. Without white there wouldn't be black.consideration wrote:I'm sorry that I don't love every aspect of life. I guess I can't appreciate the essence.Jo_16_2 wrote:sure, i love every aspect of life, that's what gives it the essence, good and bad moments.
You didn't. Sorry if it sounded that way. I'm just really frustrated right now. I didn't intend to make you a punching bag or anything. Sorry.Jo_16_2 wrote:i didnt mean that, sorry if i insulted you.consideration wrote:I'm sorry that I don't love every aspect of life. I guess I can't appreciate the essence.Jo_16_2 wrote:sure, i love every aspect of life, that's what gives it the essence, good and bad moments.
here we go.....PolkadotConfederation wrote:
I did?
No I didn't. I always thought of you as the pure-minded one of us.
~Commander of the LG15 Defense Forceexactly.colbertnationgirl wrote:I think Jo was just trying to say that, as much as we may not like it, everything has it's place. Without white there wouldn't be black.consideration wrote:I'm sorry that I don't love every aspect of life. I guess I can't appreciate the essence.Jo_16_2 wrote:sure, i love every aspect of life, that's what gives it the essence, good and bad moments.
*shrugs*
*hugs*no problem, really. you can use me as punching bag whenever you want, i'm used to take other people's blows.consideration wrote:You didn't. Sorry if it sounded that way. I'm just really frustrated right now. I didn't intend to make you a punching bag or anything. Sorry.Jo_16_2 wrote:i didnt mean that, sorry if i insulted you.consideration wrote:I'm sorry that I don't love every aspect of life. I guess I can't appreciate the essence.
Oh yeah.Cloud_ax wrote:here we go.....PolkadotConfederation wrote:
No I didn't. I always thought of you as the pure-minded one of us.
remember my dreams about a certain someone
if she reads this im dead
I forgot. But, I think, in general, your thoughts are much more pure than the rest of ours. 
Nah, the person I want to punch the mother meeping meep out of is two hours away. But even if I did, it totally wouldn't make a difference at all.Jo_16_2 wrote:no problem, really. you can use me as punching bag whenever you want, i'm used to take other people's blows.
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight...PolkadotConfederation wrote: Na temat powołanej przez Lux Veritatis TV Trwam prymas Józef Glemp wypowiedział się w liście do KRRiTV "Nie znamy okoliczności powstania takiego medium, stąd też nie możemy wypowiadać się na ten temat". Na pomysł TV Trwam również z zaskoczeniem wypowiedział się przewodniczący zespołu Episkopatu ds. duszpasterskiej troski o Radio Maryja bp Sławoj Leszek Głódź: "Na razie nie wiadomo, co to jest. Zobaczymy. To musi być poddane pod dyskusję" – powiedział dziennikarzom, dodając, że wie tyle, co z prasy.
Następnie przed uruchomieniem TV Trwam do Konferencji Episkopatu nie wpłynęło żadne pismo z informacją na jej temat ani takie, które miałoby na celu uzyskanie zgody na nazwanie tej telewizji "katolicką" - ks. Józef Kloch, rzecznik Konferencji Episkopatu.
Watykan ostro wypowiedział się o działalności publicznej duchownych. Nuncjusz apostolski wydał komunikat, że duchowni i zakonnicy muszą mieć pisemną zgodę biskupów na angażowanie się w działalność publiczną. Te wskazania odsyłają nas prostą drogą do historii typu Telewizja Trwam - komentował bp Tadeusz Pieronek.
Nuncjusz apostolski w Polsce abp. Józef Kowalczyk, wydał dość ostry komunikat mówiący, że działania osób duchownych, w tym zakonników, na polu publicznym, w fundacjach czy spółkach "które w jakikolwiek sposób angażują autorytet Kościoła, wymagają pisemnej zgody własnego ordynariusza, a w przypadku instytucji o zasięgu ogólnopolskim - także zgody Konferencji Episkopatu Polski". Takich zgód przedsięwzięcia Fundacji Lux Veritatis dotychczas nie uzyskały.
Media Fundacji Lux Veritatis nie mają kościelnego imprimatur, nie przydzielono im asystenta kościelnego, są zatem inicjatywami świeckimi, za które Kościół nie odpowiada. Również przełożeni zakonu redemptorystów niewykazują w tym kierunku zainteresowania, któremu Tadeusz Rydzyk podlega. Bez skutku okazywały się interwencje u polskiego prowincjała tego zakonu, a także prośby o interwencje podejmowane u Generała, któremu podlegają wszystkie zakony redemptorystów na całym świecie.
consideration wrote:Nah, the person I want to punch the mother meeping meep out of is two hours away. But even if I did, it totally wouldn't make a difference at all.Jo_16_2 wrote:no problem, really. you can use me as punching bag whenever you want, i'm used to take other people's blows.
i love you use of the word meepconsideration wrote:Nah, the person I want to punch the mother meeping meep out of is two hours away. But even if I did, it totally wouldn't make a difference at all.Jo_16_2 wrote:no problem, really. you can use me as punching bag whenever you want, i'm used to take other people's blows.
~Commander of the LG15 Defense Forceyeah, most of the times, violence doesnt solve anything.consideration wrote:Nah, the person I want to punch the mother meeping meep out of is two hours away. But even if I did, it totally wouldn't make a difference at all.Jo_16_2 wrote:no problem, really. you can use me as punching bag whenever you want, i'm used to take other people's blows.
what the...?PolkadotConfederation wrote:History, the light of truth, and the witness of the ages, if only it be rightly discerned and diligently examined, teaches us that the divine promise of Jesus Christ: "I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world" (Matthew xxviii, 20), has never failed the Church His Bride, and therefore that it will never fail her in time to come. Nay, further, the more turbulent the waves by which the divine bark of Peter is tossed, in the course of ages, the more present and powerful is her experience of the help of heavenly grace. This happened more especially in the first age of the Church, not only when the Christian name was regarded as an execrable crime, to be punished by death, but also when the genuine faith of Christ, confounded by the perfidy of the heretics who were spreading, chiefly in the eastern regions, was placed in grave jeopardy. For even as the persecutors of the Catholic name, one after another, perished miserably, and the Roman Empire itself came to ruin, so all the heretics, as withered branches (cf. John xv, 6) torn from the divine vine, could neither drink the sap of life nor bring forth fruit.
But if at any time, now more than ever, does it behoove all the good to bind themselves by a sincere profession of faith to Jesus Christ and to the Church, His mystical Bride, now when so many men everywhere are striving to cast off the sweet yoke of Christ, when they reject the light of His doctrine, spurn the streams of His grace, and repudiate the divine authority of Him who has become, according to the words of the Gospel, "a sign which shall be contradicted" (Luke ii. 34). And now, since numberless and daily growing evils come forth from this lamentable falling away from Christ, let all seek an opportune remedy from Him who alone under heaven has been given to men whereby we must be saved (Acts iv. 12). For it is in this way only, when the Sacred Heart of Jesus inspires the minds of mortal men, that happier times can arise for each of us one by one, for family life, and for civil society, at present so sadly disturbed.Jo_16_2 wrote:what the...?PolkadotConfederation wrote:History, the light of truth, and the witness of the ages, if only it be rightly discerned and diligently examined, teaches us that the divine promise of Jesus Christ: "I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world" (Matthew xxviii, 20), has never failed the Church His Bride, and therefore that it will never fail her in time to come. Nay, further, the more turbulent the waves by which the divine bark of Peter is tossed, in the course of ages, the more present and powerful is her experience of the help of heavenly grace. This happened more especially in the first age of the Church, not only when the Christian name was regarded as an execrable crime, to be punished by death, but also when the genuine faith of Christ, confounded by the perfidy of the heretics who were spreading, chiefly in the eastern regions, was placed in grave jeopardy. For even as the persecutors of the Catholic name, one after another, perished miserably, and the Roman Empire itself came to ruin, so all the heretics, as withered branches (cf. John xv, 6) torn from the divine vine, could neither drink the sap of life nor bring forth fruit.
