Monday, 6 July 2015

The role of younger women in St Paul’s letters (13.11.14)

St Paul writes a sterling message for head-strong republican feminists in his Letter to Titus:

“Younger women... should love [their] husbands  and love their children...be sensible and chaste and...work in their homes, and be gentle, and do as their husbands tell them, so that the message of God is never disgraced...”

Other teachings refer to the older men and women.

The rough, unmannerly, unwashed feminists of Sinn Fein and socialist parties should take note. No more hysterics!














Joseph Paul McCarroll




Heretics and their notions (5.11.2014)

Aggressive,alarmist proselytizing by heretics has long been a source of concern for the faithful.

One of their screeds pushed through doors in the  Enniskillen area bases itself on the notion that Trappist monks are prisoners of the Church and cannot leave their monasteries. This type of divisive preacher claims that one must ‘be born again’.

Doctrine?

 Saint Paul teaches  different,namely that there is one baptism for the remission of sins and the New Testament teaches that Jesus came for all to be saved.

These distortions are the work of The Great Deceiver who seeks to lead vulnerable people away from the True Church.

False prophets prey on the vulnerable.

These vultures leave Orange screeds at the back of Catholic churches. Their nuisance interest is demonstrated by the narrow historicism of the celebration of William of Orange. This particular type of Orange screed ignores the suffering of many countries due to the financial pressures unleashed by the country whose middle class chose William of Orange in opposition to the Stewarts. Sectarian nuts of this type claim that ‘the Stewarts were a bad bunch’. Pushing out the boat by propagandists of this type is always fractious, disagreeable and divisive. Many Catholics resorted to force against armed Orangemen and British Loyalists in the recent past because of this religious intolerance.

In keeping with the doctrines of the nineteenth century  Irish Catholic Enlightenment and because of the collapse of Northern industry, miscreants of this sectarian type will recoil back to their place of origin in the same fashion as that rag-tag and bob-tail arrived. 

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9.8.2023

The relentless "outing" by the Masonic media and female Freemasons of priests where no substantive evidence is advanced is indicative of a twisted and perverse frame of mind,the ideology of what passes for a free society.

It is better not to buy Masonic publications or subscribe to Judaic media channels such as the BBC and Channel 4. Their 'news' reports are coming from big corporations with a slanted and heretical point of view.

Read the Bible.Satan is always active and he has his fallen angels amongst Masonic families to battle the heavenly host of priests and those who "go about doing good".

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13.6.2024

The cult of the Virgin Mary

A woman who believes in virginity before marriage is a living saint and makes a devoted companion on life's journey. Alone she will be able to rescue her children from any sort of English Perfidy. This is why an Irish house with a statue of the Virgin Mary or a public place with a representation of the Virgin Mary is a blessed place.

Paisleyites,give over your whingeing and catcalling and sectarian backbiting. You do not know what you are talking about and yours is a lifeless form of belief which yields only only the bitter fruits of anger and regret. In this your ideology,you are no different from your chums,the criminal types.

4.10.2025

"Don't even your wit to non-believers or heretics or they will come out with some garbled piece of nonsense that they do not understand themselves and if you persist in talking to them, they'll probably come at you with a knife or a pickaxe handle. Avoid them if you have any sense."

A murder worthy of remembrance (20.12.12)

In the seventeenth century, Calvinism took root in Europe. This credo is based on rejection of the Virgin Birth, Holy Communion and the prospects of Universal Salvation.

Its founder was John Calvin, a Geneva preacher, lawyer and town councillor. While he was preaching a Spaniard, Da Salamanca, caught his eye. It is not clear, according to William Crawley of the BBC’s Radio Ulster, whether the visitor spoke out at this gathering. One thing, however, is clear- Calvin had Da Salamanca put to death by using his position as town councillor in those troubled times.

Little wonder that Gerry Adams claims Republicanism has more in common with the ‘more democratic’ Presbyterians.

Two cold-blooded murderers, one of contemporary provenance and one long gone to eternal damnation for his crimes.

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15.11.2025

Eius regnus,eius fidei

In Reformation thinking and reformed congregations,there are many splitters, waverers and people of fissiparous
intentions.

Since there are always tensions between rich and poor-Calvin was rich,a lawyer, and his listeners were poor tradesmen-is it wise to give ear to tales of Injustice Manifest,and a characterisation of this Reformer as an anti-Christ?

Because there were no persons other than schismatics in the environs of Geneva,it is sounder thinking to imagine,as this author does now,that Presbyterians are a steady sort of person not given to extremes and that this take of 'murder most foul' is misleading.

It is more informed and liberal to conclude that there were people in the community at the time who contrived these stories,-some of whom may have owed Calvin money or "stolen from the alms bag" -and to discount these claims.

As in my exam missal to Barry Malcolm in 1985,"Every legal case depends on its merits..."

Tales of clerical mischief?

On mature reflection after being surrounded by spies and ne'er do wells all my adult years,not really credible. Take these claims while being wary lest they be true,with a pinch of salt....





Joseph Paul McCarroll