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Welcome home to all who have entered the One True Church this Easter: "Wherever the Catholic sun doth shine, there's always laughter and good red wine. At least I've always found it so. Benedicamus Domino!" Hilaire Belloc

When a child prays, the world hopes again!! And Heavens listens 🎥 rosariodemaramar

@Faithful2Pray That desolation is always followed by consolation.

Now that Lent has come and gone, what is one thing you can share that God showed you during this time of reflection?🤔

Something big is happening with Millennials and Gen Z. They are seeking out Truth in an increasingly fake and immoral world.... which has led them to the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church through which all men will be saved.

The SSPX Easter Vigil was absolutely beautiful. The Blessing of the Holy Fire. 🔥 The procession into the dark church that was slowly illuminated one candle after another. The liturgy sung via Gregorian Chant. The Litany of the Saints. The 12:00 AM Mass. 4 hours of reading scripture and singing. Militant. Catholic. Ancient. Beautiful. I AM ENERGIZED & PROUD TO BE CATHOLIC.

As we witness the incedible influx of Christian converts this Easter, I remind the Catholics of my generation that our purpose has always been to hold the battle line until reinforcements arrived. Victory is inevitable.

His father passed recently and days later a bird landed near him and let him pet it 🔥

Something happened to me last night during the 12 AM SSPX Easter Mass. It was during the Offertory Collection. Go figure. The "O Filii et Filiae" was chanted. I sang along with my whole heart. And I felt the Resurrected Presence of Our Lord fill my soul like incense in an ancient and beautiful way. I cannot yet put into words the significance of what took place. All I know is that His incense still permeates my soul, and His light has profoundly illuminated my conscience. The "O Filii et Filiae" will never be the same to me. It will always be a Jacob's Ladder upon which I can climb to reach Him. And for that, I am forever grateful. Jesus, You never cease to amaze. Thank you so very much.

Lost about 300 followers since announcing my conversion to Catholicism. Doubtful it’s coincidental, but it is quite fascinating. I have a feeling those 300 people are unhappy with their life.

As a European, I apologize to Americans for all the idiocy coming from our side. You save your pilots no matter the cost. You send humans to the moon. You fight authoritarianism head-on. It's truly inspiring. We're on the wrong side of the moral equation.

Last night at the Easter Vigil I BECAME CATHOLIC! Through the Sacraments of Confirmation and First Eucharist. I got to receive the Lord in communion for the first time. I am a member of the Universal Holy Catholic Church

Our prayers today are for all of our new Brothers and Sisters joining the Catholic Church at the Paschal Vigil.

Every year, on Easter morning, my X feed has been filled with brothers and sisters in Christ excited to share their entrance into the Catholic Church. This year is different. The announcements are endless! I will never see them all. God bless every one of you. Welcome home!

Congrats to all those who joined the Catholic Church tonight! Catholicism is a rich and exciting faith tradition! I am sure you will find it spiritually rewarding!

Best night of the year for me, every year. Getting to see the people I help teach in RCIA, be baptized or confirmed, is unbelievably rewarding, on top of it being Easter. He is risen and He is so good! He calls people to himself and I got to witness them answer the call.

Congratulations to the 18 new Catholics at my parish who received their sacraments tonight! All glory and honor be to God forever and ever! ❤️

33 new Catholics at my parish last night. 15 last year.

At the Easter Vigil last night, a woman was finally baptised after years of everyone believing it had already happened. She had attended Mass for years. Received Holy Communion for years. Had even been confirmed before. But when she began preparing for marriage, it emerged there was no baptism certificate. Her mother, who had been gravely ill after the birth, had always genuinely believed a hospital baptism had taken place. After a long search, the truth came out: it never had. So last night she was baptised and confirmed at last. In an age when many even inside the Church treat the sacraments casually, it was a powerful reminder that they are real, objective, and not ours to redefine.

That was the most AMAZING Easter Vigil, EVER! Thank you, Jesus, thank you to our three parish seminarians and three deacon candidates, plus another deacon's granddaughter who served, our eight readers, musicians, EVERYONE! I'm the most blessed priest in the world!