this is the jeb bush style of comeback, do people just not remember 2016?

https://twitter.com/breaking911/status/1592574926644719616?s=46&t=Yg_xKaD7phNLfH9KTa3sBg

it’s true that, say, robbing a homeless man is a graver sin than contraception

however, no one today thinks it’s morally acceptable to rob a homeless man, but most think it’s morally acceptable or even good to contracept

this is why the Church ought to preoccupy Herself more with condemning the latter sin and others like it in this day in age in particular

just lol at the GOP who thinks it’s so wise and clever to compromise on the “respect for marriage” bill because it pays lip service to religious liberty as if that clause won’t be promptly eroded by Democrats in future legislation at their earliest opportunity

“Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Thy faithful and kindle in them the fire of Thy love. Send forth Thy Spirit and they shall be created. And Thou shalt renew the face of the earth.”

“we should be ruled by THIS Jewish group not that one”

I am over 90% confident that the current synodal, liberal zeitgeist reigning in the Church right now is best interpreted as the last gasp of 1970s Catholicism and once that blows over it will only improve

unbeknownst to them, massimo faggioli and co are playing a generational war that they’re destined to lose

libcaths are celebrating over the synodal direction of the Francis pontificate, but they’re really just hanging on to a class of 80-90 year old members of the Curia (with few notable, mostly American/German exceptions) who are just products of a bygone generational zeitgeist who happened to win the last papal election

It’s not going to last

If the Spirit did not proceed from the Father and the Son, then the Son would not be the perfect Image of the Father, because He would not receive from the Father all He has with the sole exception of paternity

when Christ likens Himself to the true Vine and instructs us all to “remain in Me”, that shouldn’t be interpreted merely metaphorically nor even just spiritually

through the Eucharist, we not only remain in Him spiritually, but abide in His very Body and Blood, really and substantially

In fact that’s the *only* way to fully abide in Him and Him in us

VOTE YES

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1595473875847942146?s=46&t=Up2roSPobB3DS0kKLexdHQ

the Mass is that one unique moment when the distinction between the the mystical Body of Christ and the physical Body of Christ becomes in some sense blurred

It’s the definitive moment in which the one-flesh union between Christ and His Bride, the Church, becomes fully present and manifest

Happy Thanksgiving!

I trusted the plan, did you?

Just as the Eternal Word of the Father from all eternity was to take on human flesh, so the written Word was always meant to take on living flesh through the sacramental Life of the Church