Mt. Carmel Nationalist

"Turks manage to put aside their ideological differences in order to celebrate ethnic cleansing of Greeks"

@fbliwalter @GodFirstGroyper @TwistedNigger Yeah, I wanted to see if it was as bad as people told me. (It was)

@ScapularGroyper @GodFirstGroyper @TwistedNigger Have you watched it?

The biggest psyop in history is that Hitler hated Jews

"Be careful and do not lightly condemn the actions of others. We must consider the intention of our neighbor, which is often good and pure, although the act itself seems blameworthy." St Ignatius

Communism hasn’t been a potent political force since the fall of the Soviet Union. It’s judaism and their neoliberal enforcers that’s making life impossible for Christians. Communism is a safe edgy catchall you use to feel like you’re doing something.

"The Faith by which we live shall never vary in any age. For one is the Faith which sanctifies the just of all ages." - St. Leo the Great

There is your brother, naked, crying and you stand there confused over the choice of an attractive floor covering. —Saint Ambrose

Anytime anybody suddenly starts acting all “enlightened” for disavowing AF, you know it’s because they got some mid brown girlfriend.

@Italian347 How do you see all this cool stuff, are you Italian or something??

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We is visiting

@GodFirstGroyper @TwistedNigger Evropa the last battle speaks of this,,,

@TwistedNigger Hitler loved multi racial couples and a purely meritocractic society ❤️

"When he had formerly been deliberating at Barcelona whether he should study and for how long, and what subjects, his whole idea was that, after having studied, he would either enter some religious order or go as a pilgrim throughout the world. And whenever he thought of entering an order, he wished to join some lax, little reformed order; in such a one he could suffer more; also he thought that by doing so, God might enable him to be of assistance to others. For God used to give him great confidence that he would be enabled to suffer any affronts and injuries that might there be offered him." (The First Jesuit, pg. 164)

@GodFirstGroyper Certainly fair, holy, and good points rooted in infallible principles, but circumstances must also be considered in all fairness.

"Although Savonarola said many fine things, yet it seemed to Ignatius that his spirit was not altogether worthy of approbation. For it was the spirit of the rebellion against the Holy See." The sense of loyalty, of discipline, that certain feeling for ordered society, for right rule and informed obedience which was bred in the man and which, under Providence, his early upbringing and later years in court and army were to intensify, had on the spiritual plane flowered into an allegiance, taut and unshakeable, to Christ and the Church. The man who had served earthly kings, now served the King of heaven; he understood the word service, not as a hated task but as a sacred privilege; he served the King best, who best served the visible Church. By that norm he measured men.

Kyle Rittenhouse might just be the gayest, straight man in America

Good to see the Photians keeping up with the times.

St. Bonaventure on how Our Lady, as the New Esther, in a mediate sense, is Co-Redeemer with God of the entire human race. Leading the race of men, "back from the exile of misery to the homeland of eternal beatitude."

@_bonaventurian W, just like St. Thomas! Two 🐐s

St. Bonaventure supported the Immaculate Conception. The Seraphic Doctor initially left the question open but underdetermined in the Sentence Commentary — before, later, approving of the Franciscans celebrating it. Thus approving of the doctrine before it was dogma:

“Do not be afraid of holiness. It will take away none of your energy, vitality or joy.” - Pope Francis

NO KINGS

Concerning the liturgical debate: I would greatly prefer seeing other lay people praying the Rosary during Mass rather than checking their phones or even talking with the person besides them, which is something that unfortunately I have seen a lot