Beyond the Divide

If your loyalty is to a party before truth, you’re not principled: you’re programmed. I question narratives. I challenge power. I refuse ideological obedience. No left. No right. No silence. I don’t think in camps. I think in consequences. #Beyondthedivide

@RealGomezMedia @Kaizerrev And you’re saying that because?

@Beyond2Divide @Kaizerrev You’re retarded as shit

Trump said at the debate Kamala Harris hates Israel & it would be gone in 2 years if she was President 😬

@Jillie_Alexis Congrats on your discovery. Bye ✌🏼

In the last six months, I’ve learned that a lot of people will find any excuse to justify mocking, harassing, and bullying a widow and her family. 👉Exodus 22:22–24

@Kristin89614547 @amiKozak Someone said poor George! Candace is always soo close but never actually finishes 😂😂😂

@Beyond2Divide @amiKozak Me too I think This is funny 😆mommy slues 😂😂😂

We are so close you guys...so close!

@Sidneycrosbyz @Jillie_Alexis @lillyleighg Which part was the mockery for her losing her husband? All he did was replicate her behavior just like he did in his other skits. If you find acting like Erika offensive, then you are admitting that something is wrong with her behavior

@Beyond2Divide @Jillie_Alexis @lillyleighg Fuck Lilly, but is she making fun of a women who’s husband got murdered by a leftist lunatic a few months ago? 😂 Cope harder

If this were reversed, if a white comedian put on blackface to mock a Black woman, her faith, and the fact that her husband & father of her children, had just been assassinated he would be canceled immediately.

@druski Where is the outrage for this? People are ridiculous with their fake outrage

That Guy who is just Proud to be AMERICAN🇺🇸

@ChrisCFBdavis @amiKozak People are so hypocritical with their fake outrage. My favorite Drusky skit is him making fun of Foundational Black activists in the street.

@Beyond2Divide @amiKozak Exactlyyyyy lol

A Black “comedian” put on full white face to mock a widow whose husband, and father of her two young children, was publicly assassinated. That’s not comedy, it’s cruel and gross. And the only reason it’s being tolerated is because she’s a white, conservative Christian. The double standard is appalling.

If your conscience isn’t pricked by the mockery of a widow - and you find yourself enjoying it, laughing, reveling in it - you are in the darkest possible place spiritually. You’ve been given over.

@MattWalshBlog How can one simultaneously say: •“This person is suffering mentally enough to justify death” AND •“This person is mentally stable enough to choose death” Stupid

This is the worst story I've ever heard. It's also perfectly emblematic of the decline of western civilization. Open the floodgates to the foreign hordes. Watch helplessly as they rape our wives and children. Then euthanize their victims so that they won't go around complaining about it.

@CarriePrejean1 More of this type of content please 🙏🏾

Last April, I came into the Catholic Church with my two children. By the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, this April, my husband will be welcomed in. The Holy Spirit led me home. Our Blessed Mother drew me closer to her Son and changed my heart. At my Confirmation, I was sealed with the Holy Spirit. Something in me was marked forever. I was given His gifts… wisdom to recognize truth, understanding to love it, and the courage to follow it no matter the cost. There is a fire in my soul that won’t go out. I’ve always loved Jesus Christ, but now I hunger for Him in a way I never have before. A deep, aching hunger for the Eucharist. For His presence. For His Mother, For His truth. For His Church. I was searching. Truly searching. I wanted what was real… something rooted, something unshakable, something with authority that didn’t change with the world. And I found Him. Fully present in the Church He founded two thousand years ago. This isn’t just a decision. It’s a homecoming. People aren’t coming home because it’s popular to do so. They’re coming home because it’s true.

@MrsCMFrancis a quick google search would have told you that we consider you part of the body of Christ. Just not in communion with the church

As an Evangelical, I absolutely think that I have many brothers and sister in the Catholic Church. I am asking this sincerely: do Catholics feel the same? (P.s. any bashing on either side in the comments is getting an instant block)

@itsmorganariel why is that?

I only want to live around white people.

@NJBeisner are you dumb? this is proof that she does indeed homeschool her kids

Here’s proof Candace doesn’t homeschool her kids. Like I said.

@RealCandaceO @LauraLoomer Maybe time to give them a taste of their own medecine and sue them

@LauraLoomer Hey Laura! No, it’s not. Which is why you cut out the eye color, skin color and hair color.

Hey Candace! @RealCandaceO Is this your husband?

@EWTNews Only non catholic women complain about this. Isn’t that weird?

Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday said priestly ministry in the Catholic Church, entrusted only to men, is understood in light of apostolic succession and called for priests who are “ardent with evangelical charity” and “courageous missionaries.” During his March 25 catechesis dedicated to the dogmatic constitution Lumen Gentium, from the Second Vatican Council, Leo explained that the Church “is founded on the apostles, whom Christ appointed as the living pillars of his mystical body.” Speaking in St. Peter’s Square, the pontiff emphasized that the Church possesses a “hierarchical structure that works in the service of the unity, mission, and sanctification of all her members,” and that it is not merely an organizational structure but an institution of divine origin. The pope recalled that the apostles, as authoritative witnesses of the Resurrection, received from Christ the mission to teach, sanctify, and guide, and that this ministry “is handed on to men who, until Christ’s return, continue to sanctify, guide, and instruct the Church ‘through their successors in pastoral office.’” This transmission, he explained, forms the basis of apostolic succession and of the sacrament of holy orders, which is structured in three degrees: the episcopate, the presbyterate, and the diaconate. The pope quoted from chapter 3 of Lumen Gentium, which is about the hierarchical structure of the Church, and states that this structure “is not a human construct, functional to the internal organization of the Church as a social body,” but a divine institution through which Christ’s mission continues throughout history. In his address, the pontiff highlighted that Vatican II teaches that the ministerial or hierarchical priesthood “differs ‘in essence and not only in degree’ from the common priesthood of the faithful,” while making clear that the latter are “nonetheless interrelated: Each of them in its own special way is a participation in the one priesthood of Christ.” Thus, the ordained ministry is conferred on men who receive “sacra potestas,” or sacred power, for service in the Church, in continuity with the apostolic mission originally entrusted to the Twelve Apostles. This link with the apostles — chosen by Christ from among men — constitutes the theological foundation explaining why the Church considers the ministerial priesthood to be reserved to men, in fidelity to tradition and to the mandate received from Christ. Leo insisted that this hierarchical structure must always be understood as service. Quoting the Second Vatican Council, he recalled that the duty entrusted to pastors “is a true service, which in sacred literature is significantly called ‘diakonia’ or ministry.” He also recalled the words of St. Paul VI, who described the hierarchy as a reality “born of the charity of Christ, to fulfill, spread, and ensure the intact and fruitful transmission of the wealth of faith, examples, precepts, and charisms bequeathed by Christ to his Church.” In the final part of his catechesis, the pope invited Catholics to pray for priestly vocations. “Let us pray to the Lord that he may send to his Church ministers who are ardent with evangelical charity, dedicated to the good of all the baptized, and courageous missionaries in every part of the world,” he said. In his remarks to Polish pilgrims at the general audience, the pope praised an initiative in defense of human life, especially in an international context marked by conflicts and wars. On March 25, Poland celebrates the “Day for the Sanctity of Life,” which was instituted in response to St. John Paul II’s call to promote respect for human life in the encyclical Evangelium Vitae. “We really need initiatives like the spiritual adoption of an unborn child, which is being launched today. In a time marked by the madness of war, it is important to defend life from conception to its natural end,” Leo said. Catholics in Poland are encouraging people to commit to pray for an unborn child in danger of abortion for nine months, from the March 25 solemnity of the Annunciation to Dec. 25. ewtnnews.com/vatican/pope-l…

@itsmorganariel Amen 🙏🏾

Everything you think you know about the end times is Jewish propaganda. The rapture is a lie. The 7 year tribulation is a lie. The doomsday misinterpretation of Matthew 24 is a lie. Premillennialism is a lie. Deprogram your mind from it now and set yourself free. There is only one covenant and it’s with those who have faith in Jesus Christ. There is only one church. One body of Christ.

@Fair_and_Biased She woke up is what happened

This was almost exactly 7 years ago. Now she uses “Judeo-Christian” as a slur. What happened?