Fr Justin Paskert

@LifeNewsHQ The English monarch is the one who claims to be the head of theChurch of England

Sarah Mullally is the new head of the Church of England. She supports abortion and says she's "not pro-life." There is ONLY one Christian position on abortion: Killing babies before birth is wrong. "Thou shalt not murder."

@LifeNewsHQ This is a misquote and disappointing to read from this account

Pope Leo says opposing abortion but supporting the deportation of illegal immigrants may not be pro-life. What do you think?

@BlackLabelAdvsr @FriarJ You are correct, Jesus is the only priest, who shared his priesthood with the Apostles and their successors

@FriarJ Who should tell him that Jesus is the only priest?

Fr. Matteo knew the man in the confessional. The shaking voice behind the screen confessed to a murder—a cold, calculated killing. The police had no leads. But Matteo had the truth. And he knew he could never speak it. Not even now. A Thread #CatholicX #CatholicTwitter #Catholic

@StThomasStan @FriarJ External penance like “turn yourself in” which make known the confession is still breaking the seal and not permitted. It can be encouraged but not required

@FriarJ In such a case, do priests ever make absolution contingent on turning themselves in to the police?

@gonefishin1948 Because they are not “damned souls”

I often hear prayers for "The Holy Souls in Purgatory". If they are truly holy, why are they in purgatory?

@WhiteHouse Please don’t satire the Catholic Church

@MattLamb22 Can’t force a priest to do anything. All they can do is persecute us for our faith

BREAKING: Washington's left-wing governor signed legislation forcing priests to divulge abuse if they hear of it in the Confessional. The nominally Catholic governor cited his faith, and his Jesuit priest uncle.

@MischenJadaril @Sachinettiyil Then they keep voting

@Sachinettiyil What if the cardinal says no? Have any of them said no?

Step-by-Step: The Catholic Church after the death of a Pope 1. Confirmation of Death The Camerlengo (Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Church) officially confirms the pope’s death. Traditionally, he gently calls the pope’s baptismal name three times. If there's no response, he declares the pope dead.

@J_K_Wood It as the Holy Innocents

Today is Good Friday—
the day Christ died for us. But do you know the first person to die FOR Christ? It wasn’t one of the 12 Disciples.
It was a humble table servant. And far from silencing the Church,
his death launched it. 🧵

@FrTomPringle 531 for the Diocese of St. Pete!

@JamesMartinSJ Time to ask Catholics to support Catholic relief rather than campaigning for tax dollars

No waivers for Catholic relief efforts: The devastating impacts of the end of U.S.A.I.D. americamagazine.org/politics-socie…

@HippieReligious This is a fact!

@WorldDarkWeb2 There is nothing sacred about that structure. It is just a piece of history that needs to be respected

Angry crowd immediately jumps tourist for climbing sacred Mayan pyramid

In response to the executive order calling for policies to make in vitro fertilization (IVF) less costly and more available, @BishopDEThomas and I issued the following statement as chairmen of the @USCCB’s committees on Pro-Life Activities and Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth.

@frobrien It is a legitimate was of making the sacrament available. Continue to take good care of the people of God

There's a little debate in the parish about whether we should be hearing Confessions DURING a Sunday Mass. We have high demand for the sacrament which puts me firmly in the "YES" category. Two Church documents back it up: The most recent "Decree on the Granting of Indulgence During the Ordinary Jubilee Year of 2025" has this paragraph with special attention on the last line: In this regard, this Penitentiary urges all priests to offer generous availability and self-dedication to allow the greatest possible opportunity for the faithful to benefit from the means of salvation, by adopting and publishing time slots for confessions, in agreement with parish priests or rectors of neighbouring churches, by making time to be available in the confessional, planning penitential celebrations on a fixed and frequent basis, and also making the widest possible use of retired priests who do not have other defined pastoral roles. Depending on the possibilities, priests should remember, in accordance with the Motu proprio Misericordia Dei, the pastoral opportunity that also exists in hearing Confessions during the celebration of Holy Mass.

@abarefootmomma What’s the point of talking to mom when I can talk to dad?

what is the point of praying to Mary when you can pray to the God of the universe who is living and breathing and all powerful?

@hashjenni House chapel

What in the world would yall use this space for🤣

As the world prepares for the official opening of Cathédral Notre Dame de Paris this weekend, I’ve prepared my first MEGA 🧵 for your edification — so buckle up!

@ALinktotheMass1 It’s not the art of the altar that makes it holy