The Slippery Slope

Apr 28

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Less and less newborns are apparently baptised; not only in Europe ( where the phenomenon is massive and immediately apparent), but also is the for more Christianised United States.

It seems to me that it is a slippery slope.

Generation O has parents going to church, baptising their children, and caring for their Catholic instruction.

Generation 1 (their children) still baptise their own children and don’t mind giving them a Catholic instruction, but they might not go to Church because of a vast array of excuses, revolving around the fact that God does not really insist on it.

Generation 2 (their children) will likely not even baptise their children, because God lurvs everybody.

At this point, a generation of official heathen is being raised. When asked about their faith, they’ll say that they are Christians, “I suppose”. Christ will be, to them, that cool guy.

It can be that fast. Mere two generations for the almost total obliteration of Christianity.

The remedy is the recovery of the proper Catholic spirit. This starts, of course,, with priests explaining the difference, in the economy of salvation, between being baptised with the baptism of water and not being baptised with the baptism of water.

A difference which I have, by now, never heard in a church for many years.

Each generation mentioned above likely did not recognise the damage that following generation was being prepared for; possibly not even generation 0 after VII told them it’s ok when things are not ok. Nor do many priest understand (or admit) that failure to preach Catholicism in church leads to the children present not seeing any value in going to church (or in the Church; remember, lurv!) when they are adults. Chances are, they will go through concubinage. Chances also are, they will not see the use in baptising their children.

Many of these children will, then, grow as stone cold atheists, whilst Francis II blabbers about world peace and Francis III explains to us all the perverts we have to “accompany”.

It’s a slippery slope. It will only be stopped when Christ comes first again.

Posted on April 28, 2022, in Traditional Catholicism. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

  1. Annie | April 28, 2022 at 6:25 pm

    Recall that there are three types of Baptism: by water, by blood, and by desire. Pre-V2 the blood one was if you died for Christ before you could get baptized. The desire one was if you wanted to get baptized but there was no one around to do it for you before you died. The blood and desire applied for very rare times and circumstances. The SVC crowd took the baptism of desire option and ran it down the field, knocking the other two off. The ‘baptism’ logo was taken off of the desire and now one can be saved without God. The goal of V2 has always been to make ourselves into our own gods, deciding for ourselves that we’re saved so then we can do whatever the hell we want.

  2. sixlittlerabbits | April 29, 2022 at 4:50 am

    You’ve got this right.

    A friend explained to me how she and her daughters agree contraception is okay. Then she expressed dismay that her adult grandchildren are cohabiting without marriage, and when they do marry have dogs, not kids. She completely misses how contraception makes such behavior commonplace.

    Similarly, another friend who is a daily communicant–but thinks in vitro fertilization is great and believes in “luv”–told me how her young grandson was chosen by her daughter to explain that when their family go on summer vacation, they are taking off from Sunday Mass too.

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