How many Russians are regularly attending church?
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None attend clown masses!
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The Roman faith in Mexico seriously started declining after the Vatican betrayal of the Cristeros. If not for that the Cristeros were on the way to totally defeating the Bolsheviks that took over Mexico City, a feat the white Russians completely failed at. Even with Vatican betrayal, the Cristeros got effectively a stalemate.
If Charles V got the Autonomous Patriarchate he wanted, Hispanidad would be in a radically different position than it is now.
@Mountaineer Mexico still has the lowest abortion rate of any country in the world!
Guess which country has the highest?
Guess which country has the highest?
I didn't ask about abortions besides you posted a 15+ y.o. data.
Why is that relevant?
I wanted to know and from a reliable source. It doesn't need to be relevant to you.
Do you not know how to use a search engine? As someone else already pointed out, it’s around 44-45%.
I do but I don't trust the source from a random search engine. Do you have a problem with that?
But you trust the source from a random poster on an internet forum?
You know whom I trust the least? A unorthodox newbie with an attitude.
Our Lady of Guadalupe documentary - amazing scientific analysis!
December 1531, Mexico. The Virgin Mary appears to a Indian humble peasant, but nobody believes in him. On Her request the Indian wraps in his "tilma" some Castilian roses, mysteriously flowered on a bared scree. In front of the Bishop he opens the cap discovering the miracle: the image of the Virgin is impressed upon it.
The image is extraordinarily real. The results of analysis are amazing. In the Virgin's eyes the 13 figures who witnessed the miracle are visible. The stars on her cloak are positioned exactly as they were in the miracle's day (12.12.1531). The painting technique used is unknown. The colors keep intact, the cloth is uncorrupted.
And that's not all: an extraordinary discovery reveals the Spanish origin (from Extremadura, Spain) of the name of Guadalupe and its incredible connection with the Evangelist Saint Luke.
www.goyimtv.tv
December 1531, Mexico. The Virgin Mary appears to a Indian humble peasant, but nobody believes in him. On Her request the Indian wraps in his "tilma" some Castilian roses, mysteriously flowered on a bared scree. In front of the Bishop he opens the cap discovering the miracle: the image of the Virgin is impressed upon it.
The image is extraordinarily real. The results of analysis are amazing. In the Virgin's eyes the 13 figures who witnessed the miracle are visible. The stars on her cloak are positioned exactly as they were in the miracle's day (12.12.1531). The painting technique used is unknown. The colors keep intact, the cloth is uncorrupted.
And that's not all: an extraordinary discovery reveals the Spanish origin (from Extremadura, Spain) of the name of Guadalupe and its incredible connection with the Evangelist Saint Luke.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Documentary - Amazing Scientific Analysis - GoyimTV
December 1531, Mexico. The Virgin Mary appears to a Indian humble peasant, but nobody believes in him. On Her request the Indian wraps in his "tilma"
www.goyimtv.tv
I've come to the point that my gut reaction is believing everything in juxtaposition to the official narrative.
It's actually a really good point I glazed over. My sense of history has become very much unhitched from the official history we are taught.
Who knows about the spanish flu, everyone from that era has been dead for years now, and even those who were more recently alive were children at the time.
Can't take a trad Cath seriously that denies the well documented Cristero War. Rome's continuous backstabbing of the faithful are why Evangelical Pentecostalism is exploding across all of Hispanidad. Vatican II is merely the icing on the cake.
Charles V getting Hispanidad an autonomous patriarchy would mean no Vatican II within quite a large swath of the Roman Catholic world interestingly enough, so maybe it was Providence that he didn't get his ultimate goal.
Charles V getting Hispanidad an autonomous patriarchy would mean no Vatican II within quite a large swath of the Roman Catholic world interestingly enough, so maybe it was Providence that he didn't get his ultimate goal.