BreviaryGeek

@jonmsweeney Who cares. Is the heart in a good place? Is it praising God?

Do we really need to spell out the reasons why praying with an American actor through an app on your phone is NOT the way to spend Lent?

Ash Wednesday.

@MrCasey62 Also, let’s see when they find out that all the religions cited used a sacred book.

Anti-Catholic makes the brilliant observation that people throughout history have used things to keep count.

@MrCasey62 Anglicans and Methodists too!

@raqisright Nah.

Green Flags in a Man’s Apartment: 1. Expensive candles 2. Nice hand soap 3 Actual toilet paper, not a single-ply situation (recession indicator 4. No clothes on the floor 5. No dishes in the sink 6. Uses face wash (bonus points if it’s not 3-in-1) 7. Owns a hairbrush 8. Plants that are alive 9. Wine glasses that aren’t stolen from a bar 10. Clean sheets (that smell like detergent, not “boy”) 11. More than two things in the fridge -and none of them are expired

The Divine Office is the tool by which we can, five times a day, re-calibrate our bearings and re-orient our lives to heaven.

@dlongenecker1 yes! (Eight times with the pre-VC2 breviary 😝)

@CatholicTrth @CatholicSOTC Then it’s time to catechize correctly. The confessional is a positive thing.

@CatholicSOTC Confessionals are associated with negativity. Listening spaces are more positive and more oriented with the spirit of encounter.

Vatican REPLACING confessionals with 'listening spaces' in St. Peter's Basilica? lifesitenews.com/news/vatican-o…

@calvinrobinson I drink coffee brewed with energy drinks.

Unpopular opinion: Energy drinks are gross and weird. Grown-ups drink coffee.

This.

@EamonnClark Yes!!

Fathers! Pray the breviary! Don't weasel out of a single hour! A friend was vicar for clergy for some years, every single man who left ministry had stopped praying the breviary. It is almost a necessary condition for abandoning the ministry. Pray the breviary!!!

@CabinTweeter @stelevation @ABC ncronline.org/news/opinion/f…

@BreviaryGeek @stelevation @ABC No, That is how it works. Maybe you just lack conviction in your faith?

Pope Leo XIV urged countries at United Nations climate talks to take “concrete actions” to stop climate change that is threatening the planet, telling them that God’s creation “is crying out in floods, droughts, storms and relentless heat.” abcnews.link/XNi3I1g

@CabinTweeter @stelevation @ABC “ A pope’s private theological opinions are not infallible; only what he solemnly defines is considered to be infallible teaching.” catholic.com/tract/papal-in…

@CabinTweeter @stelevation @ABC “Therefore, the answer to our original question is no, Catholics are not required to accept everything the Pope says.” catholic365.com/article/12810/…

@CabinTweeter @stelevation @ABC ncregister.com/blog/do-you-ha… “If you’re a Catholic you should treat the pope with respect. You have to believe in infallible church teaching. You don’t have to believe, agree with, or even pay attention to everything a pope says.”

@CabinTweeter @stelevation @ABC That’s not how it works.

@stelevation @ABC If you’re truly a confirmed Catholic then you know you are sworn to follow his words as he is the radio from God or so the catachism says. Not listening to him is an act of a ego and will result in eternal damnation….But hey, Maybe this is all just a fairy tale. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@FrankThe_1_Tank @CedarsAndSaints Weekday Mass. could be 15 mins long.

@nadienadianadie Buy another desk. Fill it with books.

I have way too many books this is supposed to be a desk

@catholiccat18 @breeadail I wonder why this argument always stops at the “sit at the table” and forgets to mention the rest.

@breeadail Even if he did, didn't Jesus sit at table with tax collectors and prostitutes? We are called to do the same

VATICAN CITY—Despite certain reports claiming Pope Leo XIV was “dining with transgender activists”, today…this is a photo of the actual lunch event—with over 1300 of Rome’s poor. Always question those posting rage-bait headlines…crisis pornographers, the lot of them.

@USCCB Nope.

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