@TuckerPoodleMA You stupid people of Massachusetts who voted for this woman; have you now realized that she wasn't satisfied with murder before birth, now she will move to destroy them after until none are left? "And Rachel wept for her children, because they were no more."
Listen to Scripture with the Fathers on Spotify for Creators https://t.co/SMnnx1IOQ6 This Tuesday September 22, 2026 we wrap up Exodus 20 and the Ten Commandments
@swamthetiber25@5Solas Funny: The hero of the Catholic Church that defended the dogma of the divinity of Christ against Arius, the heretic, who took Scripture out of context to promote the son was a creature. Same play, different day.
@swamthetiber25 Funny; pointing to the man who defended Catholic Dogma against Arius the heretic who took Scripture out of context to show how the Son was a created being and not divine. Same heretical play, different day
@USCCB@BishopBambera@DioceseOfScr The early Christians converted a non-Christian world through living out their faith in love and kindness. "Always be prepared to make a defense to any one who calls you to account for the hope that is in you, yet do it with gentleness and reverence;..."
@Protestia It is unfortunate that this appointment was thought necessary or even good. "For the sheep were without a shepherd." This is a grave stumbling block laid before the little ones. Terrible for the little ones, but for the ones that causes them to stumble...
@MelGibsonstory We should use proper language. This is a human person. This human person has not committed a crime, nor convicted on one that would require the death penalty. Abortion is murder, only worse as it is Molech worship and child sacrifice. Let's call things what they are.
An incredible transformation 🏆
El Salvador’s President Bukele took back his Country from the Cartels, impeached the dysfunctional Judiciary and began to work for his people by rebuilding the infrastructure that was destroyed by corruption.
To the good people of God:
Praise be Jesus Christ, now and forever!
On Monday, September 14, I celebrated the Holy Mass for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross at St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church in Hopkins, MN. Present were Chesterton Academy students, faculty and staff and parishioners of the parish. During the Mass, I had a private spiritual experience while praying the Eucharistic prayer over the bread and wine and I want to humbly share and clarify what I experienced all for God’s glory and praise. In doing so, I also want to correct any misinformation as the Mass recording is being shared online.
To clarify up front, my experience was NOT what the Catholic Church considers a “Eucharistic miracle.” The forms of bread and wine retained their accidents (i.e., their appearance and taste) during this entire experience. Never did I see real blood or human flesh with my eyes.
My experience was this:
During the consecration prayer over the wine at the altar, as I spoke the words, I was given what I believe to be internal knowledge of the power of these words being spoken and the reality of their effect to the point that I had difficult speaking. With each word, I became more physically overwhelmed as seen in the video. At the same time, I was given sensory knowledge of the weight of God’s power coming down upon the altar, and I felt the heaviness of Jesus’s substantial presence in the chalice in my hands. The chalice became too heavy to hold as I felt it pulled down to rest upon the altar. I felt my hands fixed to the chalice of the Precious Blood, and I could not physically move it. Attempting to elevate the Precious Blood, which I was not able to do for a period of time, I believe I was given grace to understand more deeply the bitter sweetness of Our Lord’s Passion and how much blood Christ shed for the immense weight of all our sins. I believe I experienced this weight in the chalice. This spiritual experience emotionally and physically overwhelmed me as evident in the Mass recording.
Lastly, private spiritual encounters with God like these are completely unmerited gifts and signs of God’s abundant love for all his people. They are not necessarily signs of any person’s holiness.
I pray this brief testimony moves all our hearts to contemplate more deeply the mysteries of the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and the Precious Blood.
Peace in Christ,
Fr. Brent Bowman
Credit: CoolCatholics
Our Lady of Sorrows & Wounded Hearts | Forgiveness, Healing & Spiritual ... https://t.co/oOiVaLjPS0 via @YouTube Once again, Fr. Ripperger gives us great spiritual insight into Our Lady and her singular holiness and humility
@ThomasReeseSJ Fr. Reese, What was the one thing that Scripture, the word of God on paper, that God says, "I hate?" It's certainly not right worship. And that right worship should be congruent with what St. Vincent Lerens actually said. But I'll wait ffor your answer.
Listen to Scripture with the Fathers on Spotify for Creators https://t.co/Ime0N7zrFn The Tenth Commandment: the disordered desire for another's goods: Avarice and Envy. "From Envy of the Devil, sin and death entered the world." Are we envious? Are we avaricious?
My Dear Sister in Christ, "If a man has a hundred sheep, and one of them has gone astray...And if He finds it, truly, I say to you, he rejoices over it." (Mt. 18:12-13) And Psalm 51: For I know my transgressions, my sin is always before me...Purge my with hyssop, and I shall be clean; wash me and I shall be whiter than snow."
Listen to Scripture with the Fathers on Spotify for Creators https://t.co/UW6VYbeDU2 Lost Sheep and Binding and Loosing of Sins. We hear from St. Jerome, St. Augustine, Pope St. Gregory the Great and more.