The Next "real Crusade"

[peregrinus_WA]

A couple of entries from my [url="http://peregrinus.stblogs.com/"]blog[/url]:
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[*][url="http://peregrinus.stblogs.com/2008/08/15/when-will-the-next-real-crusade-start/"]When will the "Next Real Crusade" Start[/url]
[*][url="http://peregrinus.stblogs.com/2008/08/16/where-to-target-the-next-real-crusade/"]Where to Target the "Next Real Crusade"[/url]
[/list]Thought it would be interesting to get opinions from other than my usual haunts.

Edited August 17, 2008 by peregrinus_WA

[VeniteAdoremus]

I agree wholeheartedly with your point about education. I could have written that post myself (actually, I more or less did) a few months ago - that's why we're organising the "Credimus ("we believe" Bootcamp" here in the Netherlands next week. Please pray for us! During the camp we hope to make a start with showing young adults what they're missing out on. We can't cover everything in six days, so it's mostly aimed at making them curious. It's organised by twenty-somethings for twenty-somethings. We've been called "another example of the JPII generation and the Benedict effect". Yes, that makes me a bit proud.

About targets I can only give my personal opinion. I would want to start with the near and actual schismatics on both sides of the spectrum - if we want to venture out into the world, we need to present a united front. Next, I would target the atheists and agnosts... these people are so hungry for the truth that they'd be the easiest targets. And converts tend to bring converts - if we can get them on board the non-RC Christians will be easier, and after them the rest of the world

[peregrinus_WA]

[quote name='VeniteAdoremus' post='1629632' date='Aug 17 2008, 02:21 PM']I agree wholeheartedly with your point about education. I could have written that post myself (actually, I more or less did) a few months ago - that's why we're organising the "Credimus ("we believe" Bootcamp" here in the Netherlands next week. Please pray for us! During the camp we hope to make a start with showing young adults what they're missing out on. We can't cover everything in six days, so it's mostly aimed at making them curious. It's organised by twenty-somethings for twenty-somethings. We've been called "another example of the JPII generation and the Benedict effect". Yes, that makes me a bit proud.

About targets I can only give my personal opinion. I would want to start with the near and actual schismatics on both sides of the spectrum - if we want to venture out into the world, we need to present a united front. Next, I would target the atheists and agnosts... these people are so hungry for the truth that they'd be the easiest targets. And converts tend to bring converts - if we can get them on board the non-RC Christians will be easier, and after them the rest of the world [/quote]I agree with the first targets. After that, it would depends on which presents the greatest threat. I see a great chance, at least here in the Detroit, MI area for evangelization of the Muslims since we have a large population of them here is Dearborn and Hammatrak.

I still have part 3 in the series of posts and will post the link here when that is done. I may be today or tomorrow when I get it done.

[peregrinus_WA]

The next installment of the "Next Real Crusade" on my [url="http://peregrinus.stblogs.com/"]blog[/url]:

[url="http://peregrinus.stblogs.com/2008/08/17/what-should-the-goals-of-the-next-real-crusade/"]What should be the Goals of the “Next Real Crusade”[/url]