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Beautiful prayer! Beautiful statue of Our Lady!
I am Brazilian, but I admire England and its people very much, and I also like the English language, although my English is not very good and I need to use a translator.
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Our Lady of Walsingham, prayer for me! 🙏
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Thank you Alex, and may I say that your knowledge of English is excellent, even if you have to resort to a translator for help. Wish I could speak Portuguese as well as you speak English 😉 .
Unfortunately England has become very secular, as have Ireland and many other countries in Europe and the rest of the Western world. A great tragedy!
On the other hand, traditional Catholicity (i.e., true, orthodox Catholics), although still a small percentage in the UK, is growing fast and will one day bring the True Faith back home. (Liberals/progressives do not pass on the Faith to the younger generations very successfully!)
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You’re welcome, kathleen! 😀 Thanks for the feedback. Thank you for your compliment to my English. It encourages me to improve my English skills. As you already know Spanish, you could easily learn Portuguese. There are many English speaking youtubers who teach English to Brazilians. But maybe the other way around is possible, that is to learn Portuguese with them. A while ago I was following Gavin Roy’s SmalAdvantages channel. He is a genius in language, although his background is a climate scientist. In addition, you could watch the homilies of Father Paulo Ricardo, a conservative priest who has a channel on youtube. Listening to Father Paulo Ricardo’s homilies could help you become familiar with Portuguese.
About the secularization of England, that is a pity. It is also a pity about the secularization of the West.
Brazil is also secularized, but in its own way. There is a lot of religiosity in Brazil. But it’s a religiosity that mixes various beliefs of different religions. It is called religious syncretism and it also has the problem of Liberation Theology, which is very strong in Brazil; unfortunately.
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I said Father Paulo Ricardo, but I should have said Padre Paulo Ricardo. Strangely in Portuguese we say padre like Spanish and not “pai” acording to my maternal language.
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kathleen, the feast day of Our Lady of Walsingham is a day of religious precept for English Catholics?
Is Our Lady of Walsingham the patroness of England?
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