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@DanVaskaLT I’m pretty sure it’s been going on since 1980 at least…

It happens once every 500 years: A civil war between chimpanzees has broken out in Uganda

@HumanusUnus @hf_222222 Both sides need to submit completely. The pope says ‘jump’, both republicans and democrats need to ask ‘how high?’

I have mentioned it before, but the way many people suddenly agree States should submit to papal moral judgements on matters such as war & peace, is a reminder of how modern Catholic Social Teaching is in many ways just a specific form of integralism.

@DerrickEvans4WV Nobody should care about MISTER Viganò’s opinion

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has joined President Trump in slamming Pope Leo XIV. In a powerful new statement, Viganò told the Pope to “get his act together,” stop acting like a politician pandering to the radical left, and start acting like a real spiritual leader instead of constantly attacking Trump’s foreign policy. Viganò pointed out that many faithful Catholics are scandalized by Pope Leo’s weak, woke criticism of Trump’s decisive actions against the Iranian regime and his overall softness on global issues. This comes after Trump called out the Pope for being “weak on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy.” The message is clear: The Vatican needs strong leadership, not more political virtue-signaling.

@kaisergemahlin There is another…

This is the only valid answer

@SledziuStream Jak ten nowy dodatek? Nie grałem od ponad roku…

Ogarniam na chacie

@Matthew13_41 @LighttheFireIAu Orthodox, Miaphysites, Nestorian, Old Catholics and most schismatic groups have valid holy orders. The heresies of protestantism are uniquely damnable, since they invalidate the priesthood itself.

@wecek321 @LighttheFireIAu But magically, orthodox do?

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@SamanthaRedeemd I would argue deliberately not voting as a protest is exercising one’s right to vote

Opting out of voting is morally irresponsible for all Catholics. That's not my opinion, it's CCC 2240: "Submission to authority and co-responsibility for the common good make it morally obligatory to pay taxes, to exercise the right to vote, and to defend one's country."

@Matthew13_41 @LighttheFireIAu Lutherans can claim it, yes, but it's the official and irreformable teaching of the Catholic Church that Lutherans (as all protestants) have lost their Apostolic Succesion when they adopted protestant theology. Any Catholic claiming otherwise is in dissent from the Church.

@wecek321 @LighttheFireIAu Lutherans literally can claim Apostolic Succession through a direct and unbroken priesthood. Once again, you'd know this if you ever looked at Lutheranism through more than your phone's screen.

@Matthew13_41 @LighttheFireIAu Lutherans (as all protestants) don’t have valid priests and thus don’t have a valid sacrament of reconciliation. They go all their lives never having their sins forgiven sacramentally. There is nothing more dangerous to one’s salvation.

@wecek321 @LighttheFireIAu You gotta get off tiktok man and ease up on the larp. Orthodox theology has some extremely problematic issues that for anyone who understands the faith, genuinely calls into question their salvation. Now obviously I pray we are all one in Christ, and thus leave it to His verdict

@Matthew13_41 @LighttheFireIAu And yet Lutheranism is a false gospel, barely the same religion as Catholicism, while Orthodoxy is 99% correct

@LighttheFireIAu The irony being Catholics and Lutherans are far more similar and friendlier than Catholics and Orthodox

@JoshHall2024 There are two hilarious things about this post: 1. It’s all made up obviously 2. Trump supports all these things that you falsely accuse the Holy Father of supporting

@donald_hidalgo He was a huge blessing, though I don’t remember him at all (he died when I was 2 years old). He’s my confirmation saint though!

@wecek321 Un Papa Polaco, tuvo que ser una maravilla para ustedes, Dios los bendiga, Dios bendiga Polonia. 🙏🏻 ❤️

@DrShayPhD We’re coming for religious liberty and bringing all countries under the Pope’s rule and there’s nothing you can do about it

The papacy using the phrase “the common good” again ought to make your hair stand up. When you hear that phrase, wake up and pay attention. This is serious. For the common good does not sound ominous, but history shows that Rome has used that ideology in the past as a cover for control, to push order, compliance, and submission, under the disguise of morality and unity. Do not miss what is really going on. This is not about helping people or building a better society. This is about authority, and Rome has made it clear that Rome believes it has that right, and history shows that it has often put church authority above personal conscience and liberty. I wrote about this two years ago. Pope Pius IX religious liberty an “absurd and erroneous” idea and said it was “a most pestilential error,” something dangerous to the state (Pius IX, 1854). Pope Leo XIII said, “We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty,” and also called for “complete submission and obedience of will to the Church and to the Roman Pontiff, as to God Himself” (Leo XIII, 1890/1894). Pope Boniface VIII said, “We declare, we proclaim, we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation that every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff” (Boniface VIII, 1302). Pope John Paul II tied true freedom to obedience to an absolute moral truth rooted in Scripture and church tradition, and warned that without shared moral authority, society falls into confusion (John Paul II, 1993, as summarized by TIME, n.d.). Bishop Ryan said Rome alone has the truth, and warned that if Roman Catholics ever became the clear majority, religious freedom in America would come to an end (Ryan, 1885). Now, we have this pope again talking about “the common good.” Do not think it is just talking about people being kind to one another. It is speaking from a long history of believing the church has the right to guide society, shape morality, and, when it sees fit, override whatever you have, including liberty of conscience. This goes far beyond open borders, taxes, money, or even your property being taken away “for the good of society.” At its core, this kind of thinking will lead to forcing people to go along with what the Catholic Church says is right, whether they agree or not. That should alarm every person reading this. These are not just old quotes collecting dust. They show a pattern. And that pattern is exactly why people need to be very careful when the papacy starts using soft sounding words like “the common good.”

@UcheMaryOkoli In some countries it’s still mandatory, the choice is up to their bishops. Here in Poland abstinence is mandatory for all Fridays throughout the year, which is sadly ignored by most people (it’s sad because it’s a mortal sin to deliberately disregard a mandatory fast).

Throwback to lenten Friday when we could not eat meat 😆. To be honest, I miss Lent really badly. But are there Catholics who still observe the tradition of not eating meat on Fridays?

@ChristianHeiens It won’t happen Nothing ever happens

The Supreme Court is still waiting to issue a ruling on Louisiana v Callais. It seems like we’ll get a ruling on this case in May. As Justice Alito has yet to write a majority opinion this term, the rumor is he might write an opinion on this case that would weaken or even strike down Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. If that were to happen, it would essentially mean that Democrats are no longer entitled to nearly a dozen free Congressional seats in Red states every two years. We need Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida to immediately redistrict and dismantle their DEI districts the moment SCOTUS permits them to.

@__MarieTherese_ My story is very similar! Raised and baptized in a non-practicing home, converted at 17, confirmed at 18.

Technically, I was confirmed as an adult/ at the age of 18, but I had decided to convert two years prior. I just thought it best to wait until (a) I was a legal adult and (b) I’d moved away to university before going through RCIA

what about teenage catholic converts? 😇

@bee_fumo @alicealience28 Ridiculous, of course they don’t! One worships Moloch, one worships Baphomet

my brother in christ both parties woship moloch

@IsraelinPoland A ja potępiam Wasze ludobójstwo w całej Palestynie. Potępiamy to, co robicie w Gazie, Libanie i w Iranie. Potępiam Waszą zbrojną napaść, głodzenie, pacyfikowanie ludności i wypalanie fosforem niewinnych dzieci. Nie różnicie się w tym od III Rzeszy. Uważam Was za nazistów.

@LemonySwirls @daily_romania An autocephalous church (Moscow) can’t bind other autocephalous churches in any way, so this is just Cyril’s interpretation of the deposit of faith (which he will use to justify trying to turn other autocephalous churches against Constantinople)

@daily_romania So then question. There are two main (large) groups of orthodox, right? Does this mean the other large group (forgot their name) doesn't have to listen to the russian orthodox church? Even though they are also orthodox?

Russian Orthodox Church declares the belief that Muslims and Christians share the same God is heresy

@LemonySwirls @daily_romania From what I understand, there are three groups of Orthodox. Moscow and its puppets, Constantinople and its puppets and then everybody else (most of EOs) who seem to be kinda neutral (except for Alexandria, also conflicted with Moscow).