I honestly can’t tell anymore if they’re trolling or not
Replying to @PatriotTone90 @superxtianmario
They couldn’t squeeze grapes… how do you think they made wine genius!
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Replying to @PatriotTone90 @superxtianmario
They couldn’t squeeze grapes… how do you think they made wine genius!
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Voltaire is dead.
Rousseau is dead.
Montesquieu is dead.
Diderot is dead.
Robespierre is dead.
Peter lives, Christ reigns, and France is reborn!
"Let us pray also for the faithless Jews: that Almighty God may remove the veil from their hearts; so that they too may acknowledge Jesus Christ our Lord."
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the holiest day of the Jewish year, observed with fasting, prayer, and repentance, and with the work of reconciliation with God and with one another. Most Rev. Joseph C. Bambera (@BishopBambera), Bishop of @DioceseOfScr and chairman of the USCCB Committee on Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, extends greetings to the Jewish community.
Since the promulgation of Nostra Aetate in 1965, Catholics and Jews in the United States have built decades of dialogue and friendship rooted in a shared scriptural heritage. That relationship carries a responsibility: to reject antisemitism in all its forms, to deepen our understanding of Judaism and the Jewish people, and to work so that Jewish communities can live and worship free from hatred and fear.
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Replying to @BibleInContext1
@BibleInContext1 (Patrick O’Brien) says “Bible scholar” is part of his identity.
He also admits he chose the label because he wanted people to see that he had “actual credibility.”
So I asked a very simple question:
Where is the scholarship?
I went through his credentials, his claims, his sourcing controversy, and his own explanations.
Full investigation below. ⬇️
@catholiccom
@JesusandWhatnot
@CapturingChrist
@OnceLost
@KellyPowersBPA
@needGod_net
@RobYard
@MattSlick
@Trent_Horn
@counseloftrent
@ShamelessPopery
I believe the youths call this "based"
Today marks the launch of the new Bible series with Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke. We begin with the Old Testament, breaking down its origins, covenants, key figures, and how it lays the foundation for the New Testament, which we’ll cover this Thursday. Please share your favorite passage or story from the Old Testament. @cardinalrlburke
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Today marks the launch of the new Bible series with Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke. We begin with the Old Testament, breaking down its origins, covenants, key figures, and how it lays the foundation for the New Testament, which we’ll cover this Thursday. Please share your favorite passage or story from the Old Testament. @cardinalrlburke





















