u/SomeoneinHistory

It's Ok

Coming to learn of the large confusion surrounding FF1's exam scores, I wanna come out and say this.

It's understandable why the scores are low. The morse questions at the second half of the exam were extremely confusing and difficult. Take it from a person who nearly became a seminarian and still dedicates hours of his life to studying St. Thomas Aquinas and the Church Fathers, those questions got me too.

My final score on that exam was 39/60, it's the only test/assessment in FF1 that I failed.

Don't take these scores to heart and I'm not saying this for FF1 only, I'm saying this about all subjects. And no, I am not denying the importance of your grades but I am also not going to say that they are the most important thing during your SHS journey here in UST.

Your grades do not dictate your value. Your grades do not give you your dignity. Your grades are not the basis of your worth.

Stand tall, keep your head high, and walk with confidence because you're a Thomasian and you've done so much to get here.

If it means anything, I'm proud of who you are and how much you've done to get to this point.

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u/SomeoneinHistory — 6 days ago
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For the truly curious Catholics and non-Catholics

I am making this post to inform all the people who are genuinely curious about the stance, positions, and arguments of the Society of Saint Pius X.

Do not depend on our personal statements or words in Reddit. You will find better sources online through the websites of the Society and her YouTube Channels that are directly managed by the Society or are strongly associated with the Society.

We highly recommend listening to the SSPX Podcast series on the Crisis of the Church as well as watching the 3-Part Documentary series titled "Traditio" which were recently uploaded only a month ago.

I will clarify that I am not saying "Stop asking questions here," I am merely saying that we, users of this Sub Reddit, are not the best source of information on the Society of Saint Pius X. We are merely laity of the Society who use Reddit for various reasons(even if we maybe should not anymore).

Over on the official websites and channels of the Society are priests, professors, and even the bishops of the Society who go on to explain in very detailed ways of the reasons of the Society for the Consecrations as well as the grave crisis in the Church. Please, find the time to listen to the podcast as well as reading articles on the websites of the Society, it will also help you in finding where the Society's chapels, priories, and missions.

God bless you all in your path to Salvation.

May the Most Immaculate, Most Chaste, and Most Sacred Hearts of the Holy Family reign supreme above all hearts!

+J.M.J+

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u/SomeoneinHistory — 3 months ago