Papista

La crucifixión de Nuestro Señor Cristo es la prueba de que el amor de Dios se manifiesta tanto en misericordia como en justicia. Fue un acto de misericordia al liberar al hombre del yugo del pecado y fue un acto de justicia al cumplir la pena impuesta al hombre por su maldad

@_Juancho_jc Te vamos a dormir negrito

Bianchi querido

One of the greatest things I learned in college came from an old ex-hippie prof who tried to convert to Buddhism in the 70's. She went to Nepal to see the Dalai Lama speak. At one point, he addressed the hippies directly, saying: "It's nice you came to see us from the West, and there is a lot you can learn here. But you did not need to travel to the other side of the planet to learn what is important. You could have just as well knocked at the door of the Church down the street from where you grew up. Never think that the West is devoid of spiritual truth." (I am paraphrasing, of course) As a 19-year-old lapsed Catholic with an orientalist bent, an obsession with Lao Tzu, and a craving for all kinds of exotic spirituality, this hit me hard. It would stick with me for the rest of my life. For some reason, I'd had this idea that all things Western were hopelessly corrupt, not worth considering, bogged down by a kind of hollow myopia that only non-Western cultures had the answer to. I had assumed that Christianity was dead on arrival, and that Catholicism in particular was just shameless grift, power politics, and perversion -- and that somehow, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, Sufism (and later, Eastern Orthodoxy) were all somehow "purer." I never thought about this very deeply; the idea was totally reflexive, like an instinct that came from nowhere. But the way my old professor related the Dalai Lama's teachings on spiritual orientalism really changed that for me. It planted a seed that would eventually bring me back to the Church at the center of the most dynamic civilization in human history. It led me to recognize that just because something is foreign does not make it "purer" or "more true." There's something profound in that. Something deeply nourishing about staying home, keeping it simple and even kind of boring. Because the thrust of the spiritual life probably ought not to be some kind of a high-drama sojourn into dizzyingly foreign worlds if we can help it. Because the real core of the thing is simple prayer. It is the imitation of Christ and the reception of His sacred Flesh and Blood into our bodies. It is the quiet unity of the only truly global Church, in union with Rome, and the steadfastness of the old ladies praying the Rosary at the daily Mass. To participate in this is not to miss out on anything; it is not to err or stray or delve into a corrupt, impure world of control and power at all... I ultimately concluded that there is simply no reason for a Westerner to ever "go East" for anything, unless it is simply to learn, to share the Gospel and to sow unity, and to make friends before taking the journey back home. No disrespect to those who have not arrived at this conclusion too; all I will say to them is that if you ever get exhausted at being "the foreigner," know that you can come home anytime, and you will be just as fulfilled here as you would be "out there," if not moreso. That door is open, if you want it. A blessed Sunday to all, praise to our Lord Jesus Christ.

@athabaskanelite Xitter is just a field where people dedicated themselves to reviving old heresies or heterodoxies

You are over 1,000 years late to the theopascism debate, dude

San Maximiliano Kolbe en 1939 (!) denunciando las graves violaciones a la modestia y pureza presentes en las playas y escenarios deportivos, llamando a la separación de sexos y vestimentas modestas. Pero si lo dice uno hoy en día (cuando la cosa es peor) es un puritano fariseo

"It has come to the point that an honest person, when he goes to a summer resort, has nowhere to rest. Naked bodies everywhere. No restraint, no protest." If one of us tweeted this, some Twitter priest and a gaggle of E-girls would be calling us porn addicts in the replies.

@scdvo_1681 Taylor Marshall? Woke

@Pontificista I don't blame him it's way too complicated. I just get my info from Taylor Marshall clips

@scdvo_1681 Trad tries to actually read le Pascendi [CHALLENGE LEVEL: IMPOSSIBLE]

@FinnishZoomer If I recall correctly, he was even counted among the theological periti. Fr. Fenton even talked about making a book about how LG didn't change traditional ecclesiology.

@FinnishZoomer "Information wasn't available" LOL Fr. Fenton was literally in the Council as the Documents were being discuted and drafted. He was an advisor to Cdl. Ottavianni himself! He was probably one of the most informed priests in the time

Paul VI became a manifest heretic immediately after signing the documents, everyone else is ofc excused

@fleur_inverse What would your answer for the first question?

@ChayanneMaxxer And they could all perfectly pass as hispanic

Scrolling through Facebook and on the live of the Assyrian church down the street from, 60% of them are wearing Latin American jerseys lmao

Empezando una novena imprecatoria contra Televen por no pasar este partido

@candabeti Murio Joacontiel

This account's promotion of outright lies about the Catholic Church in Spain is another reason why women should be banned from the Internet. What purpose does a woman have appealing to BAP anyway? He's not really interested in girls!

@scdvo_1681 Who won?

I still find it really weird that almost exactly two months before George Floyd overdosed after stealing a banana I dreamt that there was a race war in this country

@Osarseph0 You got rigorism-mogged, dog

I asked a priest in confession about being dispensed from some scrupulous private vows I made and he basically told me that God is faithful to His promises, so we should try our best to fulfill what we promised. No commutation, no nothing. I’m not going to priest-shop to try to have this done, but I thought that was a thing?

@juliouillot @pecador1638 Literalmente Su Santidad Pio XII permitió (bajo los mismos argumentos que mi compañero esta usando) que los católicos chinos participaran en los ritos confucianos como señal de cortesía o como expresión cultural (a pesar de lo mismo ser condenado por Clemente XI)

@pecador1638 Que ceguera tan espantosa, usted necesita ir urgente a catequesis de la verdadera Iglesia Católica no de la falsa secta en la que está metido.

El Papa León XIV ha nombrado al obispo Albert Hemrom, de 57 años, arzobispo coadjutor de la archidiócesis de Guwahati, en la India. En el vídeo vemos al obispo participando en ritos indígenas adivasi. Estado de necesidad critica 🔥

One hundred and fifty-six years ago today, the First Vatican Council dogmatically defined the papal infallibility and the primacy of jurisdiction of the Roman Pontiff. An occasion for deep gratitude for every faithful Catholic.

@Cotinast El paréntesis de (...amigo de los negros) perfectamente podrías haberlo escrito tu

El resurgir del ateismo fedora y el progresismo woke más radical es absolutamente imperativo.