But not everything has to be super meaningful. It is complimentary

Distracting is the word I would use

One fuels the other

A good laugh is good to have now and then. A wholesome joke is a delight. And we've still got room for memes here. We've also got plenty of room for good solid discussion. The forum is nothing but meaningful discussion.

for you

Only to an extent. You can attract the right kinds of people with the activities that /rel/ engaged in but to mold those people into christian men and women who can make a meaningful change in the world you must remove the fun and games come a certain point and force commitment.

Otherwise the likelihood is most people will just retreat into memeing and get nothing done

Precisely. If that happens with too many people, we lose even more hope of bringing solid faith back to the world.

Only the Apostolic Catholic Orthodox Church it is the one true church the rest are lies

But how much are they lies? Is everything about the others a lie?

Mozalbete I bet you are s papist

What a great detective you are, rabbi

Oh now I am a jew branded now I must go to camp

Calling each other names will get us nowhere.

Enboy ur pool, jaw :DDDDDDDD

OY VEYYYYYY I GOT DISCOVERED YET AGAIN IT WAS JUST ME QUEST TO DIVIDE AND CONQUER REL AND DESTROY IT

Dolfy, I understand you want everyone to know the truth. But how far from the truth am I, a Catholic? How much do I have to rethink? Everything? Most of it? Just a little? How wrong am I?

Where do the legio christi chapter symbols come form?

The Greek letters chi and ro, the first two letters of Christ's name, which look to us like X and P. Then there's the Alpha and the Omega. As for who first arranged them as they are now, I don't know.

The entire symbols: https://legiochristi.com/chapters/

Oh, wow.

I haven't fully explored the site yet, didn't know about all these symbols.

They look amazing.

My guess is that each chapter designs them, but I have no idea.

The Liverpool chapter is self explanatory

They use Saint George

I shall remain here here and expose REL evil side until a bullet or a admin banned appeal vote removes me

@Karst S. to respond to your post last night, before I had to go to bed, and then head to work this morning, I dont know if that is a good or a bad thing

I seem to be behind the curve of most people though. Have trouble relating to that part of peoples lives since I've never really experinced it.

To the guys who prayed for me yesterday... you were probably the ones who made that grandpa so strong

Dolfy Mitler we’re probably friends.

I’m a founding member of /rel/

We had dozens of outright converts and based on some things a lurker told me recently we might have hundreds.

I’ve run out catechism chat for a very long time.

*our

/rel/is not an evil place

Also Dolfy I’m no ecumenist, but two things are necessary.

1. As Fr. Andrew Phillips points out, the common people of Western Europe didn’t choose the schism. It was forced on them by the same apostate elites that are currently destroying all of our countries

2. The proper place of Orthodox evangelism is not fundamentally antagonistic to the men of the West, but rather to recall them to the higher standard of Christianity that once existed in the West and which could exist again, if we repent

Just like Caesare Mori fought the Sicilian mafias by recalling Sicilians from the lower mafia omerta to a higher omerta.

(Omerta means manliness or virtue in Italian)