| 4 Sep 2020 |
 klipkyle | amoromnibus: that's beautiful! | 16:54:31 |
 amoromnibus | Thank you, it's so exciting! | 16:55:00 |
| klipkyle | Do you have the cord and chaplet? | 16:55:03 |
| amoromnibus | NO!! Got a link? | 16:55:12 |
| klipkyle | Hmm... not really. You can order from Mugnano, but depending on your locale, there might be a local Archconfraternity center. | 16:55:50 |
| klipkyle | It could be easier to get through an Archconfraternity center if you have one nearby. | 16:56:13 |
| amoromnibus | I don't believe I do, sadly | 16:56:41 |
| klipkyle | Here is the sanctuary's website (the sanctuary in Mugnano): http://philomena.us/cord-saint-philomena/ | 16:57:40 |
| klipkyle | The important thing about the cord is that it must be blessed to have sacramental value. So, find a priest who knows about Philomena. | 16:58:11 |
| klipkyle | I hear you could also find handmade cords on e.g. Etsy, but make sure to have them blessed. | 16:58:52 |
| amoromnibus | That's awesome, will do. I just moved from my home and unfortunately left all my rosary making supplies there, otherwise I'd probably just make one | 16:59:24 |
| klipkyle | Somewhere in a Boy Scout manual, I remember learning how to twist thread into rope. It's not that hard. It's just tedious. :-) | 17:00:14 |
| klipkyle | The chaplet looks like a single-decade rosary, except there are 13 beads. That's the only "unusual" aspect of it. | 17:00:44 |
| klipkyle | You can emulate it with a rosary, but it's emulation. (Sorry, the programmer side of me is coming out.) | 17:01:12 |
| 9 Sep 2020 |
 rimugu | 
Download DeusVult.jpg | 00:29:41 |
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| 10 Sep 2020 |
| rimugu | 2265 Legitima defensio potest esse non solum ius, sed grave officium ei, qui vitam aliorum praestare debet. | 21:52:42 |
| 11 Sep 2020 |
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| 15 Sep 2020 |
| rimugu | 
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| rimugu | Saint Isidoro of Seville, saint patron of computers and the internet. | 17:46:32 |
| 17 Sep 2020 |
|  ghost_5 set a profile picture. | 12:20:46 |
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| 19 Sep 2020 |
| klipkyle | In reply to @rimugu:matrix.org
sent an image. St. Isidore is my confirmation saint. | 00:30:51 |
| klipkyle | That's a good picture. Saved. Thanks! | 00:36:26 |
| 21 Sep 2020 |
|  gerryireland joined the room. | 12:50:35 |
| gerryireland | In reply to @rimugu:matrix.org
Should I get a Didache Bible or the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible (NT only)? I would recommend getting a few different bibles so that you find one you really like to read.
The Knox Bible is a good vulgate version in English for example.
I quite like the rsvce which I think is the version used as the Ignatius Bible. | 13:00:21 |
| rimugu | In reply to @gerryireland:matrix.org
I would recommend getting a few different bibles so that you find one you really like to read.
The Knox Bible is a good vulgate version in English for example.
I quite like the rsvce which I think is the version used as the Ignatius Bible. English is not my first Language, so a mother translation like like rsvce appeals to me. I figure I can practice my non-technical English with some good reading that way | 16:09:20 |
| 22 Sep 2020 |
| gerryireland | The only ones I would steer clear of are those with too much archaic language that are hard to read, or word for word literal translations which tend to be unreadable are are useful only for study purposes. | 16:46:19 |
| rimugu | In reply to @gerryireland:matrix.org
The only ones I would steer clear of are those with too much archaic language that are hard to read, or word for word literal translations which tend to be unreadable are are useful only for study purposes. 👍️ | 18:52:45 |
| rimugu | 
Download image.png | 18:52:53 |
