Presbyluthratarianism

[shadowfox24]

There was a movie that's only in theaters today for 1 showing. If I went to my regular church there was a 50/50 chance I'd make it on time and there'd be NO time to get lunch meaning I'd be stuck with really expensive, really awful theater food. So instead I decided to go to a (Catholic) church that's near the theater. First thing I notice as I'

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[prester_scott]

If only this were an anomaly. Sadly, it is similar to the majority of the diocesan parishes in the State of Florida.

I don't know how we come back from this.

[allaboutweather]

I take it the Catholics have become more politically liberal rather recently?

[prester_scott]

It's more than just political. It's also theological, liturgical and moral liberalism.

[shadowfox24]

It's actually been happening since the late 60s. It's just gotten to the point now that they're a sizable majority and the illusion that the Catholic Church is what it was historically can no longer be maintained. In the contest between the word and the world a large swath of the church has been lost.