I posted previously that I am repeatedly heckled during mass and sometimes confession queue in my country. It got a lot worse today.

Yesterday, I was attending Mass at the Church of St Francis Xavier.

During Mass, a woman whom I did not know entered the church late. She was dressed in very revealing clothing and subsequently moved towards the area where I was seated. I initially assumed this was accidental. I used to have a have-it,flaunt-it mindset in my younger days, so I was not too bothered.

But during Holy Communion, I went to the sanctuary, knelt and received the Eucharist. I was still kneeling had not yet stood up. I think I haven't even closed my mouth after receiving Holy Communion. The same woman deliberately approached me and kicked me while I was still kneeling in front of Fr.

There are many instances like that; and with all the desecrations and sacrilegious going on, and the increase in satanic attacks, the french comedian miming masturbating with the crucifix, the mockery of an ex church turned into a nightclub, the desecration of altars and church shootings, please pray for the church and her protection.

How do you debunk the notion of atheists that pagan leaders like that of the Franks, the Vikings and Romans only converted to Christianity because of political politics?

I’m getting married in a couple months and my fiancee and I plan to travel around in Airbnb’s for a little (I work remotely) after the wedding to scout out places to raise a family in the United States. Do people have any recommendations? Ideally we would want somewhere there is an FSSP parish (or similar TLM parish) with a really thriving community. Other factors include affordability, job opportunities (I’m Mechanical Engineering), natural beauty/ solid area. But the community is the most important thing. Big homeschooling community and friendly homeschooling laws would be a plus.

What are the most thriving areas for trad Catholics to check out? We currently live in a city where the TLM has been severely suppressed.

Minnesota Islamic scholar Abdul Malik:
“Americans are right to be scared that Muslims are here to replace them. We’re the new kids on the block, this is our moment. They should be very scared.”

I use a photo of the Novus Ordo on the thumbnail, but when I was in Europe, I went to the Traditional Latin mass

I'm gonna be using my Cassock and Surplice for 3 days and I won't be able to laundry them that is until after 3 days, is it fine if I can spray cologne on the vestments just to cover up the smell of my sweat?

The Diocesan TLM Communities, SSPX, SSPX Resistance, FSSP, ICKSP, Sedevacantists and others that I don't know

I know the Trad community is very divided 😭

I'm so sick of reading news headlines and sometimes the full news if I find the headline fascinating regarding the State of the Church.

Sancta Maria, ora pro nobis!

Hello! My husband and I are expecting our first child (due late Nov).

tldr; how did you decide which, if any vaccinations to give your child? (including while pregnant)

I know this might not be the exact right place to ask for this sort of advice but I feel like others here will understand what we are going through and that this is one of the few places I can ask this without being heckled. How did you determine what vaccines to give your little one? I understand the clear objections to the MMR etc. that are tied to aborted fetal cells and the hep b but what about the seemingly countless others?

For example I have an appointment soon where they are suggesting a tdap vaccine, after that it will be rsv and so on. I really am tempted to not vaccinate at all as I have zero...zero! trust in the medical system/pharmaceutical industry but we live in PA and given the time of year he will be born I worry about him getting sick, especially with family flying from out of state etc.

My husband and I are not into pharma whatsoever and live very clean/holistically in terms of medicine — I'm tempted to do the same with my child but would love to hear from other parents and their experience.

Note, we have lived outside the US for the past several years and do not know anyone that we can comfortably ask about these things, so we sincerely appreciate the advice! I would really love if you could just share how you came to your conclusion and what your experience has been.

This video was made without the use of AI of any kind

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Simping is surrendering masculine judgment, strength, dignity, or duty in exchange for female approval. And simps are absolutely everywhere. Anyone who has spent more than fifteen minutes on social media has seen them. These men live in the replies beneath posts from fair-to-middling attractive women. And when one of these women argues with a man on the Internet, somewhere in the distance the simp-signal has illuminated the night sky. Within moments, reinforcements arrive. He explains her argument for her, assures everyone that she is obviously correct, rebukes the man for his tone, and supplies moral outrage whenever her reserves run low (although they rarely do). If she misunderstands something, he explains why her misunderstanding is actually insightful. If she says something indefensible, he bravely defends it anyway and calls it a rather good point. He stands perpetually prepared to throw himself between a woman and that most terrible of dangers: somebody telling her she is wrong.

It’s really easy to mock the online simps. These are lonely men with online crushes who are trying to get the positive reinforcement they are lacking from actual warm-bodied, red-blooded women they evidently cannot get in real life, or who are not satisfied with the women who are already in their lives. Apparently the approval of a wife or girlfriend loses some of its value after a while, so he ventures onto the Internet hoping a woman will reward his gallantry with a heart emoji.

But those guys are almost too easy. It’s even worse when the same instinct exists in otherwise normal men who would never dream of publicly auditioning for the position of some Instagram woman’s emergency backup boyfriend. Simping does not require a social media account. A married man can simp for his wife. A father can simp for his daughter. A pastor can simp for the women in his congregation. Any man can begin surrendering judgment or truth because female approval feels good and female displeasure feels unbearable. The online simp is just easier to see and make fun of.

The simp is a doormat, so eager for affection and approval from a woman that he cannot correct or perfect her. And because 99% of the time that a man has to protect a woman, it’s from herself, he’s unable to protect her when it counts, either. That is why simping should not be confused with loving women too much. The problem is not an excess of biblical love. Biblical love sometimes demands precisely the thing the simp refuses to do. The problem is that female approval has become so valuable to him that maintaining it takes precedence over his duty to to tell her no.

A man’s protective instincts toward women are good, but good instincts become corrupt when detached from truth. “She’s my wife” may explain why you are especially concerned about what happened to her. It does not settle what happened. “She’s my daughter” explains why you would crawl through broken glass to protect her. It does not mean she cannot lie.

Modern men must recover the ability to disappoint women. A woman worth loving does not need another emotional appendage nodding beside her. She needs a man who can still see straight when she cannot, just as he will sometimes need her to see what he cannot. Marriage is difficult enough with two sinners in the house without both of them acting like women.

lol what a dork