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"Yesterday, in Pakistan, Muslim Terrorists attacked and burned 27 Churches and 400 Christian Houses over False Blasphemy Charges 😨 But Pope Leo XIV can't speak on Pakistan and Nigerian Christians ....

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u/raffu280 — 21 hours ago
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My charcoal portrait of Pope Benedict XVI

His papacy was a profound gift to the Church, especially for Catholics devoted to her sacred traditions. Through his deep theological wisdom, humility, and unwavering commitment to the truth, he reminded the world that the beauty of the liturgy and the continuity of Catholic tradition are treasures to be preserved, not forgotten.

His promulgation of Summorum Pontificum opened the door for countless faithful to rediscover the riches of the Traditional Latin Mass, strengthening the spiritual lives of many families and communities throughout the world. His writings, preaching, and witness consistently pointed souls toward Jesus Christ with clarity, charity, and reverence.

It has been an honor to create this portrait in memory of a pope whose legacy continues to inspire priests, artists, scholars, and the faithful to pursue what is true, good, and beautiful.

u/ericarmusik — 1 day ago

“These abuses RARELY happen, it’s overblown online” ( Eucharist)

I see a lot of people discussing in the liturgical space online saying “abuses related to the Eucharist/liturgy rarely happen, they are just overblown by social media”. I don’t think people consider how much abuse happens behind the scenes that only is revealed when a fool lets the cat out of the bag. another thing is people don’t know what even counts as going against the rubrics anymore. read ahead because I have a shocking story to share

for context I went to RCIA at my local parish last year (I only needed confirmation). I just stopped going to mass there recently because of how much of a joke people made it: people running the mass would constantly make mistakes (eg start playing a song off the computer in the middle of a silent part of mass) and EVERYONE would laugh. the guy making announcements at the end of mass clearly just wanted to crack jokes and mass wasn’t even over yet. and our priest would just sit there and let the ExMins handle the Eucharist and take it out of and place it back inside the tabernacle. we all know this is beyond the delegated responsibility of an ExMin. (my church is small and does not even need them but we have 4 every mass).

upon moving to the TLM I was reminded of something the RCIA laity team told me last year. they admitted that during covid, the priest gave any layperson who wished, consecrated hosts to take home. families then administered the Eucharist to each other. I went online to see if this was something that was approved in the heat of the moment (even if negligently) and I couldn’t find anything. extremely shocking and scandalising. and the RCIA laity didn’t have any problem with it at the time of sharing that story. so yes, this stuff happens. no one who started attending that church after covid would even know that happened. am I saying every church did this? no. but when people say “abuses are overblown”, we really have no idea just how much it happens. we can’t be at every parish. and even those communities that seem kind and like they’re trying to do good can be very mislead. anyone else heard of something similar happening during covid at a church?

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u/didimegadudu — 1 day ago
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"Historian Bill Federer: "By 2030, there will be a majority Islamic population in Europe, and they will just flat out vote for Sharia law. People forget Egypt was completely Christian for 6 centuries. It's not anymore.

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u/raffu280 — 3 days ago

Gluttony and Adultery work together ?

Is there a direct link between Gluttony and Lust / Adultery ? I'm sure I read it some where, for example; you eat too much, not peanuts or berries but more refined foods that may lead to any form of Adultery ?

Can these two demons work together on a person if it's habitual for the person ?

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u/Square_Atmosphere_12 — 7 days ago