Let the bones which you have broken rejoice! — TradCath | Christian Mysticism | Joyously Married
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Nobody talks about this, but Christians didn't defeat Rome through politics - they built parallel institutions until the empire couldn't function without them. Here's how we rebuild Christendom by Election Year 2036. 🧵
What would it take to recapture Catholic Primary and High Schools?
I feel very optimistic about classical academies like the Chesterton Academy.
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There were always 73. Then at some point protestants decided to remove 7 they didn’t like because they affirmed and validated acatholic Theology.
Mostly the ones they removed were because post-Christian members of Judaism didnt like them (too Christian).
The early Christians used these and they quoted them heavily in the New Testament.
Definitely recommend giving Sirach a read. Very powerful.
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Its the Fathers fault. Dads make all the difference with criminality. Fatherlessness is more predictive of criminality than almost any other metric (better to be poor than to be fatherless).
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Jesus, I know you are here with me right now — even when I cant feel you.
I know that you love me even more than I love myself.
Jesus, I love you so much. Help me to love you more.
Please help me to be your love today for my family, my friends and the whole world.
Amen
You’re my kind of people!
I definitely see what youre getting at.
Maybe a short prayer or mission statement might feel more poetic and impactful.
Example prayer that hits the notes youre aiming at (Im sure you know how to write a mission statement)
“
Jesus, I know you are here with me right now — even when I cant feel you.
I know that you love me even more than I love myself.
Jesus, I love you so much. Help me to love you more.
Please help me to be your love today for my family, my friends and the whole world.
Amen
”
Jason Yoakam 🇻🇦 retweeted
"These Christians were literally praying as they were crucified and eaten by lions."
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France Switzerland and Finland are all worse. What are their laws like?
fee.org/articles/the-myth-th…
