Do not compromise.
Go to mass faithfully, confess your sins regularly, pray the Rosary daily.
Strengthen your soul; you are a soldier in enemy territory.
@SneakyStabby@Lord_Talbot64@2D0XPS The West in its entirety was built on Christian values and by definition didn't exist back then.
Britain was Christian around 400 years before Islam was invented.
The Romans renamed Judea to Palaestina in AD 145 after conquering it.
Can't be a part of an Islamic "cultural fabric" that didn't exist for another thousand + years.
Your post was pointless, adds nothing to the argument and ignores the fact that the Kaaba pre-dates Islam as a non-Abrahamic worship site.
You're trying to credit something to Islam or Islamic culture by deducting that he was Muslim because people from the region are Arab, and Arabs are mostly Muslim.
Intentionally misleading and incorrect information.
As expected.
I will be reporting you to your Jesuit superiors for their discernment, as everything you post seems to be promoting propaganda and victim blaming.
The reason for my concern is that several of your posts appear to:
× Depict Ukraine’s defense as wasteful or exploitative, which seems inconsistent with the Church’s affirmation that nations have a moral right - and sometimes a duty - to defend themselves against unjust aggression (Catechism §§2308-2310).
× Repeat narratives that shift moral blame from the aggressor to the victims, contrary to the Church’s insistence that truth in communication must be upheld and propaganda rejected (§§2482-2494).
× Portray Western nations as desiring war, language that risks fostering hostility rather than the reconciliation priests are called to promote (§2304; Canon 287 §2).
× Minimize deception and treaty violations, inconsistent with the Church’s teaching on truth and justice (§§2465-2470; 2315).
Taken together, these statements risk scandal among the faithful by blurring the moral clarity the Church maintains regarding unjust aggression and the dignity of those who suffer from it.
My hope is only that truth and charity may prevail, and that the Church’s witness remain a light of peace in the midst of conflict.
If you’re genuinely concerned about religious persecution, where are your posts about the countless Christians suffering in Islamic countries? Selective outrage helps no one.
If a church has been compromised by an enemy state and used as a vehicle for wartime propaganda - it is no longer a Church, and shutting it down isn’t persecution. It’s common sense.
Truly, you are have been compromised also. Very sad to see, from a priest no less. how far the shepherd has strayed.
If you’re genuinely concerned about religious persecution, where are your posts about the countless Christians suffering in Islamic countries? Selective outrage helps no one.
If a church has been compromised by an enemy state and used as a vehicle for wartime propaganda - it is no longer a Church, and shutting it down isn’t persecution. It’s common sense.
Truly, you are have been compromised also. Very sad to see, from a priest no less. how far the shepherd has strayed.
@JustinGlynSJ@HooliganStreets@sola187_@lost_faithin@MyLordBebo It seems more like it was because you were posting lies that you had no evidence for, that our own Church doesn't support.
https://t.co/boywKpq6Ys
Looking at your page, it seems like this is a common occurrence and theme for you; to spread misinformation. How sad.
@JustinColon89@SkyVirginSon Your entire personality is based around not believing in something, yet you tell others to grow up 😂😭
No substance to your own character so you try to take away from others. Extremely sad way to live.
If the God of Abraham is unchanging, why does Islam claim He reversed Himself on:
- Marriage
- Women
- Sex
- Alcohol
- Prayer direction
- etc
After speaking clearly in both the Old and New Testament?
Did God contradict Himself, or is someone else speaking?
France, once called the Eldest Daughter of the Church, consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and raised up by saints like St. Joan of Arc, St. Louis IX, and countless holy martyrs, has fallen into apostasy. Once she raised the banner of the Cross against her enemies, now she bows to the idols of secularism and surrenders to Islam without even raising a hand.
St. Joan of Arc was not raised up by God simply to win political battles. She was raised as a sign that God does not abandon His Church, even when her shepherds are weak. She fought not only against the English but for the preservation of Catholic France, for a kingdom that professed the Faith and held Christ as King. That mission has been betrayed by modern France, which exiled Christ from public life long before it surrendered to foreign occupation.
Our Lord Himself warns:
"But he that shall deny me before men, I will also deny him before my Father who is in heaven" (Matthew 10:33, Douay-Rheims).
France has denied Christ. The fruit is plain to see. The land of Clovis and Charlemagne has become a land of mosques, while her churches are turned into museums or desecrated nightclubs. God does not abandon, but He does chastise. This invasion is not merely political - it is a divine punishment for apostasy.
Yet let us remember: God is capable of raising up saints again. Just as Joan of Arc came when all seemed lost, God can send champions of the Faith if France, and indeed all Christendom, repents and turns back to Him. But without repentance, the nation is given over to its enemies.
Do not compromise.
Go to mass faithfully, confess your sins regularly, pray the Rosary daily.
Strengthen your soul; you are a soldier in enemy territory.