@KatjaThePapist Katja: Agreed. Many who oppose, attack, decry, complain, gripe, and insult the Catholic Church and the faithful specialize in Mocking What They Do Not Know or Understand.
@KatjaThePapist Katja: You are not alone. Here is an old axiom that I like:
"If we knew one another's secrets, what comforts we shall find."
Meaning, your repugnant sins are abundant in many. We are all broken. God bless you
@ComeHometoRome Agree, many Protestants see faith, Scripture, Church, Church history is all customized to suit their personal beliefs. They dismiss Bible passages they're uncomfortable with and undervalue the Early Church Fathers. It's a kind of build a bear system of faith.
@BasedDavePA Friend, for many years, my alarm rang at 4am. And when you start your day early, you get far more out of your day! https://t.co/02NRfp33jL Best!
@gonefishin1948 Unfortunately Bayer, these so called critics are comfortable mocking what they do not know or understand. It's born from bile like hatred.
@BreeSolstad Miss Solstad: Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for your posts, sharing and defense of our beautiful Catholic faith. I know your story and I think you are an inspiring, beautiful soul. God Bless.
@Rissabrih@PatsKam Again, you are incorrect. The Bible is a Catholic Book and no where in it does it say it's all we need. What it does say is to hold on fast to the traditions handed down to you by way of oral or written word. Bible in 2 Peter 1:20 says: NOT ro rely on your own interpretation
@Rissabrih@PatsKam Agree Larissa, and I can recommend many books for your research. You can begin with the Early Church Fathers who were uniquely Catholic. Also, the Bible is a Catholic book. It is Protestants who don't read or understand it. E.G Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, private interpretation
@BreeSolstad@infidel_cracka Come to meet her, Angels of the Lord. Receive her soul and present her to God the Most High Rest in Eternal Peace daughter of Christ