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Catholic🇻🇦 John 15:13

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@poperespecter1 It’s actually when he says this is my Body and this is my Blood that it become the flesh and blood of our Lord

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Behold, the body and blood of Our Lord.

[That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦 @Catholic_bro]

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[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

Jesus, I trust in you!

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Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee

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@YourAnonSaint @ThoughtfulSaint No, you describing the Trinity as Dissociative Identity Disorder is blasphemous.

Described himself as one with the Father and Holy Spirit in Name, and yet distinct from them, these are the foundations of the Trinity

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@Grownded @ThoughtfulSaint Yeah, none of those are the Trinity, One Essence, Intellect, and Will Three Persons

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@YourAnonSaint @ThoughtfulSaint Blasphemy

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@denise_gil12468 @ThoughtfulSaint Modalism, that’s a no no

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@ThoughtfulSaint Three Persons possess one Divine Intellect, Will, Essence

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@ThoughtfulSaint @xavi87319 @hyde62056 @HarrisonGarlic1 One Intellect and Will, Three Persons

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@jp914f16 @deusimpera He is the Temple

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@Mormonger @ThoughtfulSaint The Father perfectly communicates his Essence to the Son in the act of begetting and to the Spirit in spirating such that they have exactly one and the same Essence, Intellect, and Will. That’s what makes them the same being, the same God

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@Mormonger @ThoughtfulSaint Their relations to one another individuates them, i.e. the Father begets the Son and spirates the Spirit but is neither begotten nor spirated, the son is begotten and spirates the Spirit, the Holy Spirit is spirated of the Father and the Son as one principle

[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

I understand that one of the topics under consideration at the Consistory of Cardinals is synodality. I’m speaking as a bishop who was an elected delegate to both rounds of the Synod and Synodality in Rome and who has just presided over a local synod in my own diocese. Synods are good and useful tools for the determination of practical pastoral strategies, but they oughtn’t to be forums for debate regarding doctrine. When settled teaching becomes a subject for synodal determination, the Church devolves into relativism and self-doubt—as is clearly evident in the misconceived “Synodal Way” in Germany. I’m sympathetic with the founders of the journal “Communio”—Joseph Ratzinger, Hans Urs von Balthasar, and Henri de Lubac—who broke with the journal Concilium the stated purpose of which was the perpetuation of the “spirit of Vatican II.” The great Communio theologians said that councils are indeed sometimes necessary in the life of the Church but that one sighs with relief at the end of a council, for the Church can then return to its essential work. As long as it sits in council, the Church is in suspense, unsure of itself, wringing its hands. It was precisely the perpetuation of the spirit of Vatican II that led to so much vacillation and drift in the years when I was coming of age.

So, if we must continue with synodality, let it be dedicated to the consideration of practical means by which the Church can more effectively do its work of worshipping God, evangelizing, and serving the poor. And let it not be a defining and permanent feature of the Church’s life, lest we lose our verve and focus.

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Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us

[Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch @FrUgochukwu]

Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us🙏🏿

[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

Don’t believe what they tell you about these assisted suicide bills.

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Blessed Feast of Saint Andrew🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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