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Them: "Are you Democrat or Republican?" Me: "Catholic." Them: "Ok but how do you vote?" Me: "Catholic." Them: "Ok but ..." Me: "CATHOLIC."

@BruvverEccles I am unsure, maybe in the odyssey?

@Sarah_4561 Isn't she playing a cyclops in some new film?

Why is Elliot Page all over my Newsfeed ? 🤔

What should I blog about next?

I'm really enjoying this Article button on X

@FloresMarchit4s Oh, so you're saying she was in the movie? What part did she play?

@Sarah_4561 Because they shouldn't cast a female to play a male in the Odyssey.

Is Alex Jones still around?

I feel so elite using me computer instead of my phone on X

All I hear is garbage and confusion

@BethanyForTruth Mine is still coming 🤣

I think my $5000 DOGE check got lost in the mail 😂

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@Renatta Use it as firewood

You will be able to find this book in the fiction section. :)

@cancelwok3 Interesting

The Holy Eucharist changed my heart instantly when I came into His presence. Transgender LGBTQ+ walking into the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass to believing in and loving Christ instantly upon leaving. That was a little over 3 years ago. What other power can change a man’s heart this instantly? None. The Before Christ Me: No Faith 1. Years of psychiatric diagnosis’s 2. Been on every psychiatric medication you can probably think of (I was a lab rat for big Pharma who claimed they could heal me) 3. Fighting suicidal ideation daily 4. 51/50’d constantly 5. Self harm and destroying my body through cutting 6. Deep identity confusion 7. Homosexual lifestyle for over 10+ years 8. Terrible relationships with my family and parents 9. Drug addict 10. One drug rehab after another 11. Overdose after overdose 12. Desperate Me after my encounter with Christ in the Eucharist: Deep Faith 1. No more psychiatric medication 2. No more suicidal ideation 3. No longer identify as gay, and Christ healed my same sex attraction 4. No more drug abuse or overdoses 5. Deeply in love with Christ 6. Great relationship with my family and parents 7. Thriving 8. Building virtues- even if I’m still a work in progress 9. No more self harm 10. More peace 11. Daughter of Christ 12. Changed ✝️ No human philosophy, no ideology, no medication, no program ever accomplished what Christ began in a single encounter with Him. The Holy Eucharist is not a symbol. It is Jesus Christ. 🙏🏻❤️‍🔥✝️

Fr. Ripperger: “Sin makes us stupid. So the more you sin, the dumber you get. It’s true. Our society is just getting dumber and dumber the more it sins. Sin makes us blind to the sin we commit—not just to the specific sin, but to sin in general. Sin just dumbs us down.”

Catholic Fun Fact: Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, widely known by her birth name Edith Stein, was a brilliant German Jewish philosopher who converted to Catholicism, became a Discalced Carmelite nun, and was martyred by the Nazi regime. Born into an observant Jewish family in Breslau, Germany (now Wrocław, Poland), she became an atheist in her teenage years. She grew into a renowned scholar and senior assistant to Edmund Husserl, the founder of phenomenology. Her intellectual search for truth led her to read the autobiography of St. Teresa of Ávila. Deeply moved, she declared, "This is the truth," and was baptized into the Catholic Church on January 1, 1922. She entered the cloistered Discalced Carmelite monastery in Cologne in 1933, taking the religious name Sister Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. She spent her years in the convent writing extensively, blending modern phenomenology with the theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Due to the rising threat of Nazism, she was transferred to a Carmelite convent in Echt, Netherlands. In 1942, after Dutch Catholic bishops issued a public statement condemning the Nazi deportation of Jews, the Gestapo retaliated by arresting all Catholic converts of Jewish descent. Sister Teresa Benedicta and her sister Rosa were taken to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where they were executed in the gas chambers on August 9, 1942. She was beatified in 1987 and canonized as a martyr by Pope John Paul II on October 11, 1998. Today, the Catholic Church recognizes her as one of the six patron saints of Europe. Her feast day is celebrated on August 9th.

Penn State fans are definitely going to handle this rationally

Make a deal and call it good