Gabriel S. Sanchez

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Grand Rapids, MI
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  1. 5 hours ago

    Random bookcase shelf. Discuss.

  2. 13 hours ago

    Oh my. I may actually find myself agreeing with the Catholic Church's second most-esteemed Jesuit. 2017 really is my 2016.

    "It’s not about celibacy: Blaming the wrong thing for sexual abuse in the church." A response to the Australian abuse commission report today:
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  3. 13 hours ago

    is a perfect allegory for net neutrality, FBI probes, conspiring with Russians, North Korean missile launches, refusing to bake cakes for same-sex weddings, sexual harassment in the work place, congressional resignations, and the 2017 World Series.

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    Dec 11

    Star Wars Leak!

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    Dec 12

    Me (feeling stressed): I know I'll have a cigarette to calm down *5 minutes later, heart racing, feeling slightly nauseous* That's the stuff

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  6. Dec 8

    Do you ever think its a godsend the library in Alexandria was burned down so we wouldn't have Aristotle's last work which said simply, "Just kidding"?

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  7. Dec 8

    Bitcoin On Path To Functioning Just Like Real Currency After Small Concentration Of People Acquire Majority Of It<em></em>

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  8. Dec 8

    Dazed Mike Pence Wakes Up 15 Miles Outside D.C. After Asking God To Deliver Him From Evil

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    Dec 7

    I better survive this next movie or my Force ghost will haunt Disney forever.

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  10. Dec 5

    All sorts of online uproar over cakes and SCOTUS today. Does anyone seriously doubt how the Court is going to come out in this one?

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  11. Dec 5

    Bitcoin could cost us our clean-energy future via

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    Dec 4

    eBay is full of crooks who buy 17th century books, cut out all the pages, and sell them individually as status trinkets

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    Dec 3

    "Religious freedom...leaves untouched traditional Catholic doctrine on the moral duty of men and societies toward the true religion and toward the one Church of Christ." -Dignitatis Humanae

    This is NOT true, false, and misleading. This interpretation of Dignitatis Humanae of Vatican II has no currency: not only in the international debate on Vatican II, but also in the papal magisterium (JP2 and B16 included).
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  14. Dec 3

    For the record, the recent Catholic anti-liberal pushback is not sui generis; traditional Catholics have been consistently rejecting liberalism for over a century and a half.

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  15. Dec 3

    If the could withstand Hulk Hogan bodyslamming Andre the Giant at , why on earth did engineers think a rigged implosion was going to bring it down? Ridiculous.

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  16. Dec 3

    Why did sedeprivationism never catch on? I hear it may be coming back in a big way next year.

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  17. Dec 3

    Very good review of a book that should be more widely available. University of Chicago Press was supposed to put out a paperback edition but it never came to fruition. I wonder why.

    Adrian Vermeule on Roman Catholicism and Political Form....
  18. Dec 3

    Sure there is: the 23 sui iuris Eastern Catholic churches.

    Bergoglio free pass for adultery is now "AUTHENTIC MAGISTERIUM". Attention neo-cons, Fr. Z, indultists, R&R types and SSPX-ers: there's no place to hide anymore.
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  19. Dec 3

    Lots of people had lots of doubts. In fact, lots of people professed that AL was a "non-issue" and that trads in particular were making too much out of it. Ooops.

    Did anyone have any doubt that this is how the story of "Amoris laetitia" would end?
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    Dec 2

    Sometimes it is okay to say "I don't know, I'm not sure, but I trust the Church, in the future, will figure all this crap out." That's really my default answer to so much of what we see today.

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