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Christian Antisemitism is dumb. Why discriminate against someone because their ancestors worshipped the God of Abraham, Isaac & Jacob while ours still worshiped Zeus, Woden, Thor, Heaven, Shiva, etc.?

@riecker 100 years would be in 1984. So that battle ended about 40 years ago

Pope Leo XIV may have just fulfilled a 100-year-old prophecy. And almost nobody is connecting the dots. To understand why this matters, you have to go back to October 13, 1884. After Mass that morning, Pope Leo XIII suddenly collapsed at the foot of the altar. His face turned ashen white. For about ten minutes, he stood frozen in what witnesses described as a trance. When he finally came to, he revealed what he had seen. A vision of Satan, boasting before the throne of God: “I can destroy your Church.” And the Lord replied: “You have the time. You have the power. Do with them what you will.” Most accounts say Satan was granted somewhere between 75 and 100 years. Leo XIII walked straight from the chapel to his office and composed the Prayer to St. Michael — and ordered it prayed at the end of every Low Mass throughout the world. He knew what was coming. Now look at the last hundred years. Two world wars. Mass apostasy. The collapse of the family. Catholic divorce rates matching the secular world. Liturgical abuse. Atheistic communism sweeping nations. Exactly what Satan had threatened. But here’s where it gets interesting. Exactly 33 years to the day after Leo XIII’s vision — October 13, 1917 — roughly 70,000 people gathered in a field in Fatima, Portugal, and witnessed the Miracle of the Sun. Our Lady had appeared to three shepherd children months earlier. She warned that Russia would spread her errors throughout the world. She told them the final battle between Christ and Satan would be over marriage and the family. Russia became the first nation to legalize ab*rtion. The first to legalize no-fault divorce. The birthplace of modern atheism and communism. She was right. But she also made a promise: “In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph.” Now watch these dates: → October 13, 1884 — Leo XIII’s vision → May 13, 1917 — Our Lady appears at Fatima → October 13, 1917 — the Miracle of the Sun → May 13, 1981 — an assassin shoots John Paul II in St. Peter’s Square. He survives, the bullets narrowly missing his vital organs, and credits Our Lady of Fatima with saving his life. → March 25, 1984 — John Paul II consecrates the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. And now, in our own time: On May 8, 2025, a new Pope steps onto the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica. He chooses the name Leo XIV — explicitly stating he chose it in part to honor Leo XIII. Five days later, on May 13, 2025 — the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima — the world reflects on his election as the bookend to a century-long battle. And the data is staggering. In 2025, nearly 160,000 adults entered the Catholic Church in the United States — the highest level in twenty years. By 2026, the average U.S. diocese reported a 38% increase in converts over the previous year. Los Angeles received 8,598 people into the Church. France’s adult baptisms have tripled in a decade. Australia. Belgium. Ireland. Everywhere, the same story. The 100 years are closing. The triumph is beginning. Our Lady didn’t perform the greatest public miracle since the parting of the Red Sea for nothing. She came with two requests: 1. Pray the Rosary daily. 2. Make the First Saturdays devotion. That’s it. That’s how you join the winning side of the greatest spiritual victory in centuries. 100 years from now, I believe most of the first world will be Catholic again. The question isn’t whether the triumph is coming. The question is whether you’ll be one of the souls who helped bring it about — or one who watched from the sidelines. Pick up the Rosary today. Don’t wait. A note on sources: The dates and details of Pope Leo XIII’s 1884 vision come from secondhand accounts that have circulated in Catholic tradition, and I’m relying on a popular retelling of the story here. The exact wording of the dialogue between Christ and Satan varies between sources, Readers are strongly encouraged to investigate the historical record for themselves.

@bradley_f3 @RRR0BYN Why? Has the racism died down? :(

@RRR0BYN Damn wasn’t that bad when I went.

Bulgaria I was not familiar with your game

@GmorganJr Come on, let’s not be Jewish about it.

“Every single promise?” You sure about that?

@prolifefrenchie Those beliefs put you at odds with Church doctrine. Don’t receive communion until you’ve fully submitted to Rome

I’m pro choice. Pro choice to have sex, to use protection, to use birth control, to place the baby up for adoption, ect. But not pro choice for killing a human being.

@Ring__The_Bell Sorry to hear about your vasectomy

My wife prefers NO, I prefer EF. Part of marriage is dying to self, so we go to NO. If I really want to go to the EF for X or Y feast, she happily comes with me. Obedience doesn't come in to the question because neither of us are freaks.

@DerekFr08418619 @AlabasterApu @MemesEnds I know others have said it, but it’s the insertion of fingers in your mouth that’s disgusting.

@AlabasterApu @MemesEnds Unless wings and ribs it ok then

I don’t want this in my country. It’s a violation of the social contract.

@B_alla96 @PositivFuturist @superspinmove64 Turned out to be the Jews and Americans controlling the weather, lol. That’s why the drought in Iran is now over

@PositivFuturist @superspinmove64 The climate crisis is the easiest, nitwit.

As usual.. The right : Here are 100 videos of it happening. The left : Here is a thoughtpiece which explains that if you redefine words, the right is completely wrong.

@AutisticClip LOL

@SweetSavvySavio Why is it that you homosexuals feel the need to have to announce your disgusting sins? Why can’t you just be normal and repent of your sins like everyone else? Why can’t you just work on fighting your sin privately?

I'm not expecting gay marriage to suddenly start being allowed, but at the very least, I would hope we recognize that gay people have no choice in their attractions, can't change them, still may wish for companionship, and should be treated with dignity as God's creation.

@ShayFlanagan1 @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests Yeah, still not believing it

@LAConquistador @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests The man he saved was a Catholic. Sit this one out.

Rare footage of St. Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Catholic priest who volunteered to die in place of another prisoner at Auschwitz—one of the deadliest and most brutal Nazi concentration camps. Video: ViriCenturione

@iam_shwa @WalmartThomist And the Church didn’t declare St Thomas a Doctor of the church? It sounds like you’re picking and choosing which parts of the church to listen to.

@LAConquistador @WalmartThomist I only parrot the church so that I need not rely on my own thoughts and opinions

Aquinas’ actual position: Marriage does NOT hinder salvation It can make contemplation of God more difficult compared to celibacy it can introduce more distractions but it's not a barrier to the Kingdom Catholic teaching affirms marriage as a holy path to heaven, not a liability

@ShayFlanagan1 @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests Jews lie all the time. Many lied about their stories. Historically speaking, about 46% off SS Nazi’s were Catholic. You had a Catholic division from Spain fighting on the eastern front called the Blue Division. German kept detailed records of everything, except for this

@LAConquistador @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests How about testimony from the man he saved?

@ShayFlanagan1 @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests Idk. Hard to believe. Lots of “eyewitness” of gas chambers that didn’t exist. Most of the Holocaust narrative is fake. Not to say he isn’t a saint. I just don’t think that the official story is true.

@LAConquistador @RosaryQuotes123 @canceledpriests He was locked death in a cell with other prisoners and left there with no food or water until they died. After surviving 2 weeks, he was injected with carbolic acid and died. Lots of eyewitness testimony exists, including from the man he saved. You're welcome. Dickhead

@MaggieMelchior @DropoutMystic @RosaryQuotes123 They must’ve been terrible at this whole death camp thing with so many people surviving

@DropoutMystic @RosaryQuotes123 he survived in lived into his 90s!!!! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisze…

@iam_shwa @WalmartThomist The cool thing is that St Thomas is a doctor of the church and you’re not. You should practice humility and maybe contemplate that you’re not right on most things.

@WalmartThomist I understand why but this appears to be a contradiction and while I have a great deal of respect for St. Thomas Aquinas, I simply cannot affirm his framing here

@realDaveReilly Cause you didn’t see @Black_Pilled ‘s stream on this :(

How am I just finding out that Crazy “Pastor” Paula White’s husband wrote “Don’t Stop Believing” and was the principal keyboardist and songwriter for the band Journey. wtf.

@LutheranAnswers Augustine: - mass is a sacrifice - pray to the saints - venerate relics - outside the one visible church there is no salvation - the church is a proximate rule of faith and tradition is a rule of faith - the visible church is indefectible - the pope exists by divine institution