The disciples encountered God. Fully man fully divine, and were invited to an infinite love and an eternal redemption. Thousands of years later, we encounter Christ up close and personal in the Eucharist. John 6:48-58.
@Pornhub@bailproject@BlackVisionsMN@MNFreedomFund@splcenter@NAACP No you don't. If you're anti-racism, why do you host the following videos on your site?
- "Black Slave Punished by White Master"
- "White Cops F— Black Chick, Force Boyfriend to Watch"
- "Gang Banged by Blacks”
- "Skanky N—r gives a Blowjob"
- "Black Slave Girl Brutalized”
“In the same way that Jesus walked the Earth 2000 years ago, He will be in this room tonight. And you can reach out and touch the cloak of Christ and be healed.” —John Zimmer #SLS20
We have to let the people close to us see the real, messy, beautiful parts of who we are. Between Instagram influencers and Facebook “friends,” we know exactly how to highlight only what we want to be seen, but there is healing in letting yourself take a break from the filters.
What if God wants you to take the job that won't end in a big paycheck? What if God wants you to break up with someone you thought you'd marry? What if God wants you to leave your hometown?
No matter what, God has a plan for your life. Even in the confusion, trust in Him.
I accord with Bishop’s anger & frustration as well as his call to better catechesis & apologetics.
I also submit this is still an incomplete response. It also requires a fundamental shift in our practice of & reverence toward the sacred liturgy.
@frpatrickop It was amazing to watch you stand facing Jenna and Jacob giving the homily at their wedding, Father. It’s the first time I’ve seen that happen and it seemed so personal to the beginning of their vocation
A handful of thoughts while packing for my first year as a @FOCUScatholic missionary:
- How many CS Lewis books can I bring?
- I’ll bring every rosary so every disciple can have two..
- I’ll wait to buy 200 more thank you cards so my car still drives
- Smell like the sheep.
Our worth is not determined by whether or not we were loved,
by whether or not we were “wanted,” or by whether or not we were mourned.
Our worth and value as humans is innate and unconditional.