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@sola_chad You’re missing 7 books

The Bible: · 0 errors · 66 books · 40+ authors · 0 contradictions · 3 different languages · 3 different continents · 63K+ cross-references · written over 1500 years · all telling the same story This is how we know it’s God-inspired and not man-made.

@meaningofcath St Louis!!!!!! I was just here like two weeks ago…so amazing! Literally like a once in a lifetime place to visit

The most beautiful church in the USA?

St. Carlo Acutis, pray for us

@Aaronaeus Gosh I LOOOOVE when this guy gets proven wrong

Ryan got cooked.

@BillArnoldTeach @Truth_matters20 Keep doing the lords work @BillArnoldTeach le

@Truth_matters20 “In no world is this Christianity.” 2 Kings 13:21 says a dead man touched Elisha’s bones and came back to life. Scripture disagrees.

Worshiping and kissing dead men's bones is straight up paganism. It doesn't matter whose bones you think they are. In no world is this Christianity.

@UcheMaryOkoli @Truth_matters20 How do we choose Mary over Jesus? She was his mother…perfect & sinless enough TO. BIRTH. GOD. We don’t worship her…we ask her to pray for us to her son, whom he NEVER denied her.

“God’s mercy is stronger than any sin.” — Pope Francis

@Truth_matters20 @ScubaDocJMP Hey who compiled that bible?!?! Got it right…they were wrong for 1500 years…and scripture alone is infallible and literal…but not when Jesus says my flesh is true food…got it

@ScubaDocJMP Romans 5:1, Titus 3:5, etc. The entire Bible, actually.

We are not saved by baptism, sacraments, obedience, and works. We are saved by faith and by faith alone.

@Truth_matters20 It’s painful how misinformed you all are…it really is.

The "Vicar of Christ" should be pointing people to Jesus and not Mary.

@emmaus_e @brokenbose @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad This is just wrong. Purgatory IS scriptural…what’s NOT scriptural is sola scriptura. The very nature of SS is division…of Christ’s children and his unified church. Sorry Pastor Dan has let you down.

@brokenbose @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad “Cleansing us doesn't obviate the necessity of purgatory...” One does not have a necessity of purgatory if not established in scripture. Purgatory is absent fm scripture in both name & implication. Instead, scripture says: Christ’s blood cleanses us; confession keeps us right.

Everything I am about to say below is official Catholic teaching which every Catholic is required to believe…. 1. Mary is not God. 2. Mary is not equal to Jesus. 3. The pope is not a demigod, nor a guru, nor an oracle, nor is he infallible ALL the time. 4. Justification is not by Faith Alone. 5. Justification is not by Works Alone. 6. Justification is by Faith in Christ, accompanied by Works of love in Christ. 7. Purgatory is not a “second chance” for the dead. 8. Purgatory is temporary, and it is only for those who are already saved, so they can be purified before entering heaven. 9. No one is saved, unless it is through Jesus Christ. 10. We must trust in Jesus Christ. What I have said above is absolutely 100% true, and by making it a public statement here, I would be inviting disciplinary action from my bishop if it were not true.

@j_divis @CapturingChrist Says the believer in faiths that rampantly spin off new denominations because of pastoral interpretations

@CapturingChrist Easy to interpret scripture to mean what you want.

I will stick with prophets and apostles. Couldn’t find the role of Pope in the Bible.

You say “no saints.” Then say your grandma is watching over you. Pick a theology.

What a great answer from @michaeljknowles!

I LOOOOOVE watching Protestants come home. Welcome to Catholicism ❤️❤️

@Xtopher_Uzo Welcome home buddy

This protestant could not believe his ears after understand a part of our Lords Prayer.

@beyoncegarden This HAS to be scripted

this video overstimulated me in ways i’ve never experienced like my jaw just kept dropping😭

MEN ONLY!!!! What saved you when you were at your lowest?

@RedSox DESIGNATE @realCalebDurbin

@stelzner_n1150 Yesterday!!!!!

When I got divorced 11 years ago I left the Catholic Church because I didn’t feel welcome. I thought I committed a sin. I felt shame. I joined a non denominational church. Should I go back to the Catholic Church? I’m thinking about it.