Anthony ✝️🇻🇦

I’m sure going to miss him. 😥😥😥

@JoshuaTCharles Cursed offspring.

Shem and Japheth were blessed. Ham was not.

She has only herself to blame that people think she’s low-IQ. St. Alphonsus wrote in Italian—not English: “lo vi venero” = “I venerate thee”.🧵 And when 1st translated, "worship" included BOTH Latria AND Dulia anyway. She must think everything was written last week in English.

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Just watched @ShamelessPopery debate with Doug Wilson. Great stuff Joe! Doug, very sincere. Appreciate the civility. It was both edifying and pleasant to watch.

@GuntherEagleman @Gdaddy1122 This is disgusting. Of course, who’s surprised?

🚨 President Trump just posted this powerful painting on Truth Social. Trump stands radiant in a red robe, laying hands on a sick man while surrounded by American symbols, the flag, eagles, fighter jets, the Statue of Liberty, and everyday heroes.

I’m agreeing with…Dan? Whoa.

And here was the second, and yes, it was increasingly disturbing. Total and complete blasphemy.

I know whose side I’m on. Do you?

> Trump posts picture of himself as Pope > Trump attacks the Pope > Trump posts picture of himself as Jesus > Trump attacks _____

Pope Leo XIV>>>>>>>>>>>Trump.

The first of an increasingly disturbing series of acts.

If you're a Catholic who still supports Trump after his sad fall these last twelve months, will his latest post finally wake you up to the fact that he doesn't like you or anything that your Church stands for?

Look up Matthew Nakkar

@ericswalwell @HouseofElon

I am suspending my campaign for Governor. To my family, staff, friends, and supporters, I am deeply sorry for mistakes in judgment I’ve made in my past. I will fight the serious, false allegations that have been made — but that’s my fight, not a campaign’s.

Even the dog is blacked out.

@CatholicArena @seanhannity this is gross.

Fox News host Sean Hannity has launched a bizarre attack against Pope Leo XIV Hannity suggested that Pope Leo XIV had never read the Bible before putting forth a deranged ramble in which he justified the current conflicts in the Middle East by implying a Biblical element to them

@JoshuaTCharles Thank you.

@UsuryName Sure. A number of the footnotes are obviously (and often ridiculously) anti-Catholic. Fortunately, there are Catholic translations of most of the works he included (and many more). So I would suggest people start with those instead if they have the option.

My journey to the Catholic Church “officially” began on May 30, 2017, when I posted this on Facebook: I FINALLY ordered them. The writings of the Early Church Fathers—pre-Nicea; Nicea; and post-Nicaea. 38 volumes, almost 20,000 pages. I am VERY excited to go through this. As many know, I have been struggling with what seems to be the “normal” way church is frequently done in America, at least in the “evangelical” world (whatever that means anymore). So I am applying my “ad fontes” approach in law, history, and politics to my faith as well. What did the men who were the earliest Christian leaders, some of them discipled by the Apostles themselves, what did THEY have to say, rather than the latest corporate religion guru? I expect to find a great deal of enlightenment and wisdom in these pages.

@JoshuaTCharles Do you believe it to be edifying for Catholics even though he was a Calvinist? Genuine question.

@UsuryName Yes.