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Orthos spreading lies about Catholicism nothing new from this scummy schismatics
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Pinesap ✝️🌲🍯
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Greek Orthodox?
I thought you were all one Church?
Lmao
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Forwarded from The Longhouse
Everyone pray for the newly elected world leader of Christianity.

May he lead us closer to God
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Just for the record israelis
When we take power
You will be our slaves and be forced to build Churches for the reminder of your lives.
I think thats fair
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1. Pope Leo I (440–461) – Defender of the doctrine of Christ’s two natures and a strong promoter of papal authority; known as Leo the Great.

2. Pope Leo II (682–683) – Confirmed the condemnation of Monothelitism and reformed Latin liturgical pronunciation and music.

3. Pope Leo III (795–816) – Crowned Charlemagne and strengthened the papacy’s political and religious authority.

4. Pope Leo IV (847–855) – Rebuilt Rome after Saracen attacks and fortified the city with the Leonine Wall.

5. Pope Leo V (903) – Known for his ascetic and pious lifestyle during a very brief papacy.

6. Pope Leo VI (928) – Defended the Church’s autonomy amid political turmoil and aristocratic interference.

7. Pope Leo VII (936–939) – Invited Isaac of Gorze to initiate moral and monastic reforms.

8. Pope Leo VIII (963–965) – Sought cooperation with Emperor Otto I during a time of contested authority.

9. Pope Leo IX (1049–1054) – Leader of the Gregorian reform movement and opponent of simony; worked for East-West Church unity.

10. Pope Leo X (1513–1521) – Patron of Renaissance art; supported Michelangelo and the rebuilding of St. Peter’s Basilica.

11. Pope Leo XI (1605) – Remembered for his humility and virtue, despite a reign of only 27 days.

12. Pope Leo XII (1823–1829) – Promoted Catholic education and strengthened the Church’s teaching institutions.

13. Pope Leo XIII (1878–1903) – Founder of Catholic social teaching through Rerum Novarum; addressed modern social issues.
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Okay orthodog
Go bow down to your ottoman masters
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These people just care about race not the Faith
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Forwarded from Global Intel Watch (Cody)
πŸ‡»πŸ‡¦ - Pope Leo XIV at his first Mass: β€œEven today there are many settings where the Christian faith is considered absurd, meant for the weak and unintelligent, settings where other securities are preferred; technology, money, success, power and pleasure. These are context where it is not easy to preach the Gospel, and bear witness to its truth, where believers are mocked, opposed, despised or at best tolerated and pity. Yet precisely for these reasons, these are the places where our missionary outreach is desperately needed.”
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Amen Papa Leo
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You know the only reason orthocucks are β€œanti protestant” is so they can feel relevant
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Another example of prots not knowing Holy Scripture
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Sedecels
Its over
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Forwarded from Global Intel Watch (Cody FTW)
πŸ‡»πŸ‡¦ - Crazy how all the "Protestant constitutionnal conservatives" are unhappy over it.
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