Spiderman
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Hispanics have a very high birth rate. That is a Fascist value, for Mussolini and his Fascist regime wanted as many children as possible, and paid women to have huge families.
The Mexican Fascist party was made up of conservative Catholics opposed to socialism, liberalism, and was modeled after Italian Fascism. Roman Catholicism is a Fascist Religion which I've proven on other threads. The very Independent Vatican City state was founded by a Fascist Regime that was Identical to the Pope on Faith and morals. The Doctrine of Fascism declares that Fascists have a duty to not be indifferent to Roman Catholicism but to defend her.
My point being, Hispanics on average embrace a Fascist Religion and Fascist values like big families, ban on abortion and porn, disapproval of divorce, etc. When I lived in a wet house in Minneapolis, the only Church I went to was Hispanic. I could not understand the liturgy, but these people were fervent, crawling on their knees to images of our lady of Guadalupe, and zealous for the faith. They were far more fervent Catholics than what I see in predominately white parishes.
They also lay siege to abortion clinics, praying passionate Rosaries and fervent prayers outside the clinics with images of our Lady of Guadalupe, begging women to not terminate the pregnancy, and are active in pro-life marches. That is a Fascist agenda and quality. The more Hispanics there are in the USA, the more pro-lifers there will be.
I have worked with many illegal immigrants in Mexico and they are very hard workers. I admire the work ethic I have seen in Hispanic people more than what I've seen in Caucasians. These people work!
Hispanics on average, have a fanatic devotion to our Lady of Guadalupe who they call "Empress of America". They have her images everywhere and want all America to pay homage to her and recognize her as their Queen. The image Mary left on Juan Diego's Tilma converted 15 million Aztecs to Catholicism in a relatively short time, which was the largest conversion of a single group of people to one Religion in the History of Religion. 10 million pilgrims visit our lady of Guadalupe Shrine every year.
I'm aware of the Cult of Tonantzin.
Hispanic Zeal for their Empress does not wither when they convert to Protestantism (which most of them don't). Protestant Pastors who have Hispanic converts realize they are not going to abandoned devotion to our Lady of Guadalupe, and so Hispanics are bringing Marian devotion to Protestant denominations who wanted nothing to do with her. It's incredible.
"Hispanics account for 71 percent of the growth of the Catholic population in the United States since 1960. Hispanics are the oldest Catholic group in the land and their growth has been steady for more than a century.
A majority of U.S. Catholics under 18 are Hispanic. The median age of Hispanics is 28, significantly younger than White (43), Asian (36), and Black (33) populations. About half of Hispanics are younger than 30.
About 60 percent of all U.S. Catholics younger than 18 are Hispanic. Of that population, 93 percent were born in the United States. Most young Hispanics remain significantly influenced by their immigrant families, retaining their faith, culture and language
About half of all Catholic millennials are Hispanic
The language of Pope Francis’ pontificate (e.g., missionary discipleship, small faith communities, a church that goes out, etc.) is almost second nature to Hispanic immigrants involved in evangelizing activities in their countries of origin.
Also, hundreds of thousands of Hispanic immigrants are associated with the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, a movement that originated in the United States As they find a home in Catholic parishes nationwide, many bring with them a Latin American style of this spirituality that is renewing entire communities. Nearly half of all parishes with Hispanic ministry have a Catholic Charismatic Renewal community.
Hispanic Catholics offer innovative approaches to evangelization. The Fifth National Encuentro of Hispanic/Latino Ministry (V Encuentro) is a four-year process of ecclesial reflection, consultation and evangelization (2017 to 2020).
The process is driven by a well-defined methodology. It starts by listening to Hispanic Catholics and others at the grass roots who spent some time meeting other Catholics living on the peripheries of church and society. What is heard is then discussed in prayer and reflection in small faith communities. Then large meetings—also called Encuentros―at the parish, diocesan, regional and national levels serve as a way to distill the wisdom gathered during several months of listening and discernment. Faith communities identify pastoral priorities and commitments. The process provides the perfect background for pastoral planning.
More than anything, the V Encuentro is a process of evangelization that aims at renewing the nearly 5,000 parish communities currently engaged in it. It hopes to involve at least one million Catholics, mostly Hispanic, and identify at least 20,000 new Hispanic pastoral leaders. Although the initial timeframe is four years, the spirit of Encuentro will likely inspire many conversations well into the future.
The process of the V Encuentro focuses primarily on the Hispanic Catholic experience, but it is for the entire church in the United States The model could become a standard for evangelization initiatives across Catholic communities. It draws from the Scriptures and from centuries of missionary and evangelizing wisdom.
Hispanics ... find themselves in a unique position to build the foundations of U.S. Catholicism.
The redefinition of American Catholicism in the 21st century—driven in great part by the fast-growing Hispanic presence—is a true blessing and opportunity for all. Five centuries ago, Hispanics planted the first seeds of Catholicism in this land.
10 ways Hispanics are redefining American Catholicism in the 21st century
My experience with Hispanic Catholics is they are very strong, devout, zealous, penitent, humble, hard-working people.
Catholicism and Fascism were completely cozy, one in mind, heart, will, and completely identical in faith and morals. Nothing exalted Catholicism and the Papacy more than Mussolini's Fascist Regime. The Pope called him the man of God's providence. Roman Catholicism and Fascism are so intertwined they cannot be separated.
These lovely people are soldiers for Christ and Our Lady of Guadalupe, Empress of America! They will not relent!
The Mexican Fascist party was made up of conservative Catholics opposed to socialism, liberalism, and was modeled after Italian Fascism. Roman Catholicism is a Fascist Religion which I've proven on other threads. The very Independent Vatican City state was founded by a Fascist Regime that was Identical to the Pope on Faith and morals. The Doctrine of Fascism declares that Fascists have a duty to not be indifferent to Roman Catholicism but to defend her.
My point being, Hispanics on average embrace a Fascist Religion and Fascist values like big families, ban on abortion and porn, disapproval of divorce, etc. When I lived in a wet house in Minneapolis, the only Church I went to was Hispanic. I could not understand the liturgy, but these people were fervent, crawling on their knees to images of our lady of Guadalupe, and zealous for the faith. They were far more fervent Catholics than what I see in predominately white parishes.
They also lay siege to abortion clinics, praying passionate Rosaries and fervent prayers outside the clinics with images of our Lady of Guadalupe, begging women to not terminate the pregnancy, and are active in pro-life marches. That is a Fascist agenda and quality. The more Hispanics there are in the USA, the more pro-lifers there will be.
I have worked with many illegal immigrants in Mexico and they are very hard workers. I admire the work ethic I have seen in Hispanic people more than what I've seen in Caucasians. These people work!
Hispanics on average, have a fanatic devotion to our Lady of Guadalupe who they call "Empress of America". They have her images everywhere and want all America to pay homage to her and recognize her as their Queen. The image Mary left on Juan Diego's Tilma converted 15 million Aztecs to Catholicism in a relatively short time, which was the largest conversion of a single group of people to one Religion in the History of Religion. 10 million pilgrims visit our lady of Guadalupe Shrine every year.
I'm aware of the Cult of Tonantzin.
Hispanic Zeal for their Empress does not wither when they convert to Protestantism (which most of them don't). Protestant Pastors who have Hispanic converts realize they are not going to abandoned devotion to our Lady of Guadalupe, and so Hispanics are bringing Marian devotion to Protestant denominations who wanted nothing to do with her. It's incredible.
"Hispanics account for 71 percent of the growth of the Catholic population in the United States since 1960. Hispanics are the oldest Catholic group in the land and their growth has been steady for more than a century.
A majority of U.S. Catholics under 18 are Hispanic. The median age of Hispanics is 28, significantly younger than White (43), Asian (36), and Black (33) populations. About half of Hispanics are younger than 30.
About 60 percent of all U.S. Catholics younger than 18 are Hispanic. Of that population, 93 percent were born in the United States. Most young Hispanics remain significantly influenced by their immigrant families, retaining their faith, culture and language
About half of all Catholic millennials are Hispanic
The language of Pope Francis’ pontificate (e.g., missionary discipleship, small faith communities, a church that goes out, etc.) is almost second nature to Hispanic immigrants involved in evangelizing activities in their countries of origin.
Also, hundreds of thousands of Hispanic immigrants are associated with the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, a movement that originated in the United States As they find a home in Catholic parishes nationwide, many bring with them a Latin American style of this spirituality that is renewing entire communities. Nearly half of all parishes with Hispanic ministry have a Catholic Charismatic Renewal community.
Hispanic Catholics offer innovative approaches to evangelization. The Fifth National Encuentro of Hispanic/Latino Ministry (V Encuentro) is a four-year process of ecclesial reflection, consultation and evangelization (2017 to 2020).
The process is driven by a well-defined methodology. It starts by listening to Hispanic Catholics and others at the grass roots who spent some time meeting other Catholics living on the peripheries of church and society. What is heard is then discussed in prayer and reflection in small faith communities. Then large meetings—also called Encuentros―at the parish, diocesan, regional and national levels serve as a way to distill the wisdom gathered during several months of listening and discernment. Faith communities identify pastoral priorities and commitments. The process provides the perfect background for pastoral planning.
More than anything, the V Encuentro is a process of evangelization that aims at renewing the nearly 5,000 parish communities currently engaged in it. It hopes to involve at least one million Catholics, mostly Hispanic, and identify at least 20,000 new Hispanic pastoral leaders. Although the initial timeframe is four years, the spirit of Encuentro will likely inspire many conversations well into the future.
The process of the V Encuentro focuses primarily on the Hispanic Catholic experience, but it is for the entire church in the United States The model could become a standard for evangelization initiatives across Catholic communities. It draws from the Scriptures and from centuries of missionary and evangelizing wisdom.
Hispanics ... find themselves in a unique position to build the foundations of U.S. Catholicism.
The redefinition of American Catholicism in the 21st century—driven in great part by the fast-growing Hispanic presence—is a true blessing and opportunity for all. Five centuries ago, Hispanics planted the first seeds of Catholicism in this land.
10 ways Hispanics are redefining American Catholicism in the 21st century
My experience with Hispanic Catholics is they are very strong, devout, zealous, penitent, humble, hard-working people.
Catholicism and Fascism were completely cozy, one in mind, heart, will, and completely identical in faith and morals. Nothing exalted Catholicism and the Papacy more than Mussolini's Fascist Regime. The Pope called him the man of God's providence. Roman Catholicism and Fascism are so intertwined they cannot be separated.
These lovely people are soldiers for Christ and Our Lady of Guadalupe, Empress of America! They will not relent!
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