@RaymondArroyo Yes. But, if you ignore all that and pretend it’s just a fictional movie, then it shows a lot of longing for a holy and good Church with a fascination for her tradition. Good acting too.
@DeltaFlute@FrMatthewLC I think that’s part of the point conservatives are making. Rights limit government and express personal responsibility in light of subsidiarity. It’s not as direct as “right = government control and imposition.”
@mattfradd Then…God, the 2nd Person of the Trinity, Who is God, took on finitude, weakness, and ignorance (Jesus asked, “who touched me?”) by true oneness with human nature. That pure act deifies a lot of diverse things.
@mattfradd And, yet, our God is of “all consolation (2 Cor. 1:3), whose fruits include “love, Joy, peace” (Gal. 5:22). Religion without the Spirit is wood without fire: cold . A Kantian sense of duty is anti-incarnational, real faith and love affects us.
@USCCB That didn’t take long. When will the sly euphemism to a wall be made, “barriers to love,” “hardened to open acceptance,” “exclusion of hate versus inclusion of hearts without hard borders”…
@AnnCoulter It’s easy to know what’s going on in the hearings @AnnCoulter, just watch the MSM the next day and assume the opposite happened from what they say.
@USCCB@BishopDewane We are told to respect people’s cultures and traditions. Diversity is our strength. But, America’s rich traditions of private property, self-defense, and personal responsibility don’t seem like the kind of “diversity” the USCCB is willing to tolerate.
@TobyHarlow21 I’m sincere when I ask you to enlighten me. This might be odd for Twitter, but I’m genuinely interested in your take on this. What did you mean?
@USCCB Then what in the world are we giving our money to you for?! You’re shepherds. That means leadership. That means responsibility. That means lordship, mastery, call it whatever you want. Take some ownership, take charge, join the fight. We want your success!
@USCCB Predictions for Talking Points: (1) Diversity makes us strong, (2) Mother Earth is our responsibility, (3) We love Pope Francis, (4) Migrants need protecting from those in power, (5) we’re really sorry for the abuse of children, and (6) the word “peripheries” being used a lot.