The more people you have actively pursuing Christ the harder it is for the Jew to play his games

And he said something about gender ideology and i quote ¨I hope based in this that the parishioners know where i am standing on this issue¨

The church is indeed not in the best shape of its life.

However.

Whether that be importing Islam or tolerating faggots

Start with the problem right in front of you.

I'm starting to make contact with a few local likeminded folk, which is a good start.

Well, that would be bad Catholics, excusing and defending every wicked thing under the sun

One of them seems to be falling into the trap of purity spiralling, though.

You know, i can talk about my orthodox points of views with seculars. I cannot ironically do this in the presense of liberal Catholics

I´m so sick of this. I am thinking about doing apologetics ¨by the youth¨ or something so i can together with other serious Catholics reclaim the faith

I am talking about the Netherlands btw so you can maybe imagine how bad the situation is

Of course.

Man, Dutch women are crazy.

But let's not digress.

My situation is.... I don't know.

It's an uphill battle against the clergy, moreso than the parishioners.

The TLM we have locally is described as "The mass we love for the people we hate" by the oratorians.

Joke'll be on them when we start pulling young people towards it.

Very nice

I notice a tendency here as well that people come to the more traditional sites

Well, the local SSPX parish here recently closed.

So the oratory has had a recent influx of their refugees.

REFUGEES WELCOME

Darnedest thing is you can't seem to get people to hang around for tea and coffee.

Kek.

No sense in having a communal mass if you can't foster a community.

THat is odd

Why not?

Well, there's sense in having a mass, of course.

but you get what I mean.

yeah but why are people not sticking arround for a while?

Pass.

The clergy don't bother with us.

I think mainly because they're quite scared of the fashy goys that have recently banded together at the mass they already only do out of obligation.

There's also been a couple of sermons aimed directly at us, of late.

Maybe you can sacrifice a little bit of your prayer time at the end and go to the door before others and meet them there, strike up a convo then ask them to get cofveve or tea together

Oh, it's not for lack of trying.

But we'll get there, I'm sure.

The university term kicks off in a couple of weeks, too, so we'll have a lot of disenfranchised men to work with again.

Come to think of it, the tide is slowly starting to turn.