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@markgoodair @Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl People need to read the original posts. Malta is Catholic. And they defended the one true Church and preserved Malta's Cathokic identity and Europe's These tangent arguments are not related to the original post. From 4 months ago. Have a thoughtful Memorial Day

@freeairzone @Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl Maltese is a semitic language not a Latin based language.

Malta is 96% Catholic and their word for God is Allah.

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl I am Sicilian. I am Italian. 60 percent of the Maltese language is Italian origin. Sicilian is a dialect of italian. I speak it. And it is easily understandable to someone from a different part of Italy. Original post stands. It's a Catholic society. Period.

@freeairzone @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl The official languages of Malta are Maltese, MSL, and English, none of those are Italian. Also, unlike what you said before Malta isn't in Italy or Italian, they have a distinct culture tied to Arabs, Sicilians, and the English with their own twist of all of that

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl So 96 percent isn't

@freeairzone @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl Also, almost 4% of Malta is Islamic, the people don't really hate Muslims and aren't really "anti-Islamic" go do your homework instead of larping

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl Read a history book. Or ask someone from Malta. Sounds like you have an agenda. Certainly not an education

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl Italian was also the first official language. The entire island speaks it. They are culturally more "Sicilian like"than Arabic. And fiercely anti-Muslim.

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl Maronites are a Syriac Christian ethnoreligious group native to the Levant, primarily Lebanon. Whether they are "Arab" is complex . However, many Maronites reject Arab ethnicity, instead identifying as distinct Levantine descendants of indigenous populations.

@Socdem_Raccoon @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl It's a Catholic island. Part of Italy. No such thing as Sicilian Arabic. And try not to take 4 months to think of an answer next time.

@freeairzone @Illusory_Ace @AllanRuhl 1. There are plenty of Christians who speak Arabic dipshit 2. Maltese is literally a language that comes from Sicilian Arabic

@pontificatormax Every.single.public.school.

Jesus never told Christians to stop honoring Mary. Protestants did that on their own after the 1500s.

Did you know that May 1 (International Workers' Day) is a Communist holiday born in 1889 to rally the proletariat against capital? In 1955, Pius XII answered it directly: he instituted the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker on the same day. The message was unmistakable. The dignity of labor doesn't come from class struggle. It comes from a carpenter in Nazareth who sanctified work by doing it. Communism offers the worker a fist. The Church offers him a father. Saint Joseph, Pray for Us.

One offers God one performs for man which one did Christ institute

A sacrament's validity doesn't depend on the priest's character because the power of the sacraments doesn't come from the priest, it comes from Christ, who works through the priest. The Church declared Donatism a heresy over a millennium before Protestantism existed.

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Peter is not 1 of 12. He the head of 22 and the first Pope instagram.com/p/DXMmSLsAETm/…

Protestants call the Eucharist symbolic. Christ called it His Body. Guess whose words changed.

@realmikolson @SimonPHernande3 Except the books you removed. Nice try

You: “protests alway want to summarize the Bible in one or two verses.” Me: “Go read the entire book of Hebrews front to back.” Like… what? 😂 It’s Protestants who regularly and consistently encourage submitting to the WHOLE council of God (the entire Word). Please, go study it. I urge you. It’s not kind to Rome’s theology at all.

I truly do not understand how someone can honestly reading the book of Hebrews and remain a Roman Catholic. It shreds to pieces their entire sacramental system of atonement. If you’re a Roman Catholic, I urge you to read Hebrews front to back. And then read it again. And, more importantly, actually listen to what the Word of God says. I’m telling you, it’s much better that way.