I spend countless hours every week going through hundreds of stories... In science, tech, health, and outer space. Some frighten me, but the majority AMAZE me. Almost all remind me that the future is being negotiated TODAY. Each of us has a vote through what we choose to build.
Furthermore, I firmly believe that exercising skillful restraint over one's private feelings is healthier in today's internet age, as the internet often manipulates people's emotions and causes them harm in the process.
From my perspective on the Christian life, our personal passions and desires need to be surpressed—not through brute suppression, but with thoughtful skill. More importantly, we need to redirect that suppressed energy and release it into areas that foster personal growth.
Today we celebrate the birth of a little girl who would be called to become the Mother of her Creator, the Mother of God. Yet, she is born simply as a little girl, like the daughters and granddaughters we hold in our arms. We bestow upon her the most exalted and noble titles, such as Our Lady and Queen, but God’s way was and remains simpler and quieter, yet no less powerful and transformative. It is the way of Jesus Himself. #NativityOfMary
Today we celebrate the birth of a little girl who would be called to become the Mother of her Creator, the Mother of God. Yet, she is born simply as a little girl, like the daughters and granddaughters we hold in our arms. We bestow upon her the most exalted and noble titles, such as Our Lady and Queen, but God’s way was and remains simpler and quieter, yet no less powerful and transformative. It is the way of Jesus Himself. #NativityOfMary
Any emotion toward created things, whether hatred or love, becomes a morbid obsession if it persists for too long and exceeds its proper limits. In the end, extreme hatred and extreme love inflict the exact same damage on the soul.
I've decided to change the direction of my account again because I deeply love God and our Holy Father, the Pope. Going forward, I want to share more content that expresses this love and devotion.
I've realized that the way God wants me to live is by skipping posts full of endless arguments, insults, and hate, and only focusing on the ones that remind me to stay devout, while filling my real life with lots of hobbies and enjoying a happy life.
At first I felt annoyed seeing all the endless abuse and arguing. Eventually, I couldn't take it anymore, so I hid all those loud, dramatic users and kept only the ones who were quietly exuding a sense of devotion.
The world has gone quiet.
My friend got pooped on by a bird today after stepping outside. It’s all Vatican II’s fault for turning passing birds into despicable modernist heretics. If that bird had lived in the era of Pius X, it would never have pooped in the sky.
Caring for society is inherently part of the Church's mission. If critics label the Pope a 'communist' as if communists are the enemy of the Church, aren't they basically handing good deeds and virtues over to the enemy on a silver platter?
There's a trend surrounding the Pope that I really dislike: critics forcibly linking his call to care for the vulnerable—like praying for water sustainability—to the 'Communism.'