I’ve decided to abandon this account. I’ve spent a long time considering this and I can’t sit idly and watch people shame and invalidate so many of our brothers and sisters based on different ideaologies. I encourage all of you to reflect on how you treat others.....
Directed at all of you, but Catholic Twitter has become a place of shaming and judgement, and I will no longer be associated with it in any way. I am deeply saddened by this, but I refuse to let this much judgment and negativity infiltrate my life and my faith.
I’ve decided to abandon this account. I’ve spent a long time considering this and I can’t sit idly and watch people shame and invalidate so many of our brothers and sisters based on different ideaologies. I encourage all of you to reflect on how you treat others.....
Especially those who may be fighting for social justice causes you disagree with. As Catholics we are called to love and embrace others. And yes, we should live by example but you have no right to harass and belittle people fighting for equality in any matter. This is not...
Attention fellow Catholics!!!!! We need to be more proactive in standing up for our black brothers and sisters! Prayers aren’t enough right now. Take action.
What if George Floyd’s death wasn’t about racism? What if it was about sheer incompetence? I’m not saying it’s not about racism. I’m just asking...what if it’s not? Are we able to separate the two anymore?
Catholics need to start thinking of racially motivated violence as a life issue.
Because people are dying and to accept this as anything less than evil is to lay prostrate to the culture of death.
I love you. I just wanted you to know that. you brighten the skies above your beautiful head. the world wouldn’t be nearly as colorful or glorious without you 👒
Hi Catholic Twitter,
I’ve been pretty inactive recently but I’m currently going through a difficult emotional breakup and I could use all of your prayers
Catholic twitter is what you make of it.
- Be nice
- don’t follow negativity
- don’t reply to every tweet
- follow accounts you can learn something from
Larry Swearingen’s last words: “Lord forgive them. They don’t know what they are doing.” Larry was executed tonight after maintaining his innocence for almost 20 years.