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Pius XI, Rerum Ecclesia (#26), Feb. 28, 1926: “Anyone who looks upon these natives as members of an inferior race or as men of low mentality makes a grievous mistake.”

St. Justin, Martyr (162)

St. Justin was converted from pagan philosophy to Christianity. He became the most illustrious opponent of pagan philosophers, and opened in Rome the first school of Christian philosophy. He was scourged and beheaded under the Emperor Marcus Aurelius.

PROTESTANTS ARE LAZY 🥴

1 Corinthians 13:13 & now abideth FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY, these 3; but the greatest of these is CHARITY.

The idea of faith alone is flatly unBiblical. The phrase faith alone (Greek, pisteos monon) occurs exactly once in the Bible, and there it is REJECTED!

Truthseeker Vatican city is not named after this demon!

You are a liar!

Vatican Hill (/ˈvætɪkən/; Latin: Mons Vaticanus; Italian: Colle Vaticano) is a hill in Rome, located on the right bank of Tiber river, opposite to the traditional seven hills of Rome. The hill also gave the name to…

Psalms 21:18  They have numbered all my bones. And they have looked and stared upon me.
21:19  They parted my garments amongst them; and upon my vesture they cast lots.

Only 2 days until I officially leave my 20s, God willing.

@iunchkal Marcellinus Sectator Uriel ☧Vatican🍄Dublin ☩ EENS Per Voluntatem Dei Once a person sees the truth and dogma that there is only one redeemer which is Jesus Christ for which even a child can understand, then the answer is absolutely NO, a catholic cannot hold to this error and or exaggeration, it becomes heresy for you and your ilk.

Pope Leo XIII…

siena In charity, without the True Faith no study will be truly pleasing to the Almighty.

'I had lost much time in vanities, I had almost wasted my whole youth in vain efforts to devote myself to a study of a culture and sciences that are banished before the...
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St. Patrick, Bishop (464)

Apostle of Ireland, he was sent there by Pope St. Celestine as a missionary. He baptized countless persons, ordained clergymen, and founded monasteries. He converted the kings of Dublin and Munster, as well as almost the whole island before his death.

St. Longinus (First Century)

He was the Roman soldier who pierced the side of Our Lord while He was hanging on the Cross. It was he who exclaimed on Mount Calvary, 'Indeed, this was the Son of God!'. He openly glorified God with a profound declaration of belief.

We should enjoy much peace if we did not concern ourselves with what others say and do, for these are no concern of ours. How can a man who meddles in affairs not his own, who seeks strange distractions, and who is little or seldom inwardly recollected, live long in peace?

Art is the 'right reason of things to be made'; whereas prudence is the 'right reason of things to be done.' - St Thomas Aquinas, ST PT1-2, Q57.A4

I feel it's useful to point out the quality of people that are obsessively attacking mhfm. This 'truthcrusader' would like pictures of little anime girls, obstinately support Hitler even when corrected, would spam hateful racist things on his account ect.

St. Robert Bellarmine on 'freedom of speech'

'It is no less an example, for the passion of Christ completely suffices to fashion our lives. Whoever wishes to live perfectly should do nothing but disdain what Christ disdained on the cross and desire what he desired, for the cross exemplifies every virtue' - St Thomas Aquinas

Do not boast of personal stature or of physical beauty, qualities which are marred and destroyed by a little sickness. Do not take pride in your talent or ability, lest you displease God to Whom belongs all the natural gifts that you have.

Summa Theologica PT3, Q.41, A.3:
By fasting before being tempted, He teaches us the need of fasting in order to equip ourselves against temptation. Hence the Apostle (2 Cor. 6:5,7) reckons 'fastings' together with the 'armor of justice.'

Do not think yourself better than others lest, perhaps, you be accounted worse before God Who knows what is in man. Do not take pride in your good deeds, for God's judgments differ from those of men and what pleases them often displeases Him.

I forgot to add Compendium of Theology by St Thomas Aquinas, but I'll read his Catechetical Instructions 1st.