Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲

All thoughts are my OWN | Proverbs 13:3 | Milligan University Alum

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

This is so sad to see a prominent Catholic formally enter into apostasy

[Pastor Rich Bitterman @w_bitterman]

Wahlberg grew up as one of nine children in a traditional Irish-Catholic household in Boston, but at 56 proclaimed Christ as his Savior! 🙌

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

Always sad to see people choosing to apostaize from the Faith...

[GodlyVibez Studios @GVStudios_TV]

🚨Donnie Wahlberg and his wife Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg gets baptized 🙌

[That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦 @Catholic_bro]

Terror of demons

[Matt Fradd @RealMattFradd]

Be careful where your questions take you. You might just end up Catholic.

[Sola Requiem @Sola_Requiem]

There is no greater pain than a mother helplessly watching her child suffer.

[That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦 @Catholic_bro]

In Louisiana, confession comes to you.

[That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦 @Catholic_bro]

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[Become A Saint @BeSaintly]

Where Christ is absent, humanity loses its bearings.

—Pope Leo XIV

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

All while Flock employees creep on little girls and police use them to stalk ex girlfriends

[Rahul Sidhu @rahul]

Catch kidnappers, rescue kids.

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

Episcoplians, and any other branch of Christianity that has the Communion of the Saints. That is why when I cast my ballot a week ago, Monty Fritts was NOT who I voted for to be the next Governor of the State of Tennessee.

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

This is something that I have been saying in private to people since the beginning of this election. This isnt an endorsement of any candidate. I know Monty's might think hes trying to help people but it will hurt them. As a Catholic, I have to be on the defensive for my faith.

[Jeremy Faison @RepFaison]

On the Tennessee Governor’s Race
For the most part, I’ve been open about supporting @MarshaBlackburn and have intentionally avoided criticizing the other candidates. But after this week, I can’t stay silent any longer.
Let’s be clear about who Monty Fritts is.
I’ve seen many of my friends post that they’re planning to vote for Monty. Before you do, I want to offer a word of caution.
I’ve known Monty for about four years, and I genuinely like him. I believe he’s a good and decent man. But there are some things you should know before casting your vote.
Monty is an ideologue. During his time in the General Assembly, he has never demonstrated the ability to build consensus or effectively bring about substantial legislative change. More than anyone else in our Republican caucus, Monty has consistently voted with Tennessee Democrats. I’m not talking about the occasional disagreement with fellow Republicans that happens from time to time. I’m talking about a consistent pattern, in committee and on the House floor, where he has voted with Democrats against the Republican caucus hundreds of times.
On numerous occasions, he has sided with Justin Jones, Justin Pearson, and Gloria Johnson, (Socialist Three) even when other Democrats did not. Time and again, I watched Monty align himself with that bloc rather than with his own party.
Even putting all of that aside, his comments this week crossed a line that I won’t ignore.
Monty said he would “ban pagan religions.”
That statement reflects a view of government that is fundamentally at odds with our constitutional system. It suggests a belief that government should be guided by a particular religious doctrine rather than by the Constitution. While that idea may appeal to some Christians at first glance, history shows that mixing civil government with religious authority is beyond dangerous.
The Founders understood this well. Many came from places where government and religion were intertwined, and they deliberately established a constitutional republic that protects both religious liberty and individual conscience. The First Amendment guarantees every American the freedom to worship God according to the dictates of their own conscience; or not to worship at all. Government has no authority to compel religious belief, nor does it have the authority to prohibit peaceful religious practice.
Think about the precedent that would be set if government were allowed to ban one religion because those in power disapproved of it. What happens when someone with very different beliefs holds office? What if an atheist becomes governor? A Muslim? A Mormon? Or a Christian whose interpretation of Scripture differs from yours? The principle cuts both ways. Once government claims the power to decide which religions are acceptable, everyone’s liberty is at risk.
I’m supporting Marsha, and I understand why some people may choose to support John. But I hope you’ll carefully consider the implications of supporting a candidate who appears willing to ignore constitutional protections to his own religious convictions.
We may strongly disagree on matters of faith, theology, or philosophy. That’s part of living in a free society. But I will always fight to protect your right to self governance, to follow your own conscience, and to enjoy the religious liberty guaranteed by the Constitution.

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[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

That means that when Monty says that he will ban pagan religions, hes going to try to ban Catholicism because too many Protestants view us as Pagans. Today he might be willing to go after Muslims, Buddhist, and Hindus, but tomorrow it will be the Catholics, Orthodox, Anglicans,

[Rachel 🇻🇦 @RachelToRome]

Jesus watched Peter cut off that dudes ear and let him stay on the team.

There’s hope for us yet.

[Catholic West 🇻🇦 @_CatholicWest]

Announcing https://t.co/NcGkxLOm1k, the first crowd-sourced project (that I know of) showing when & where Mass was first said in each part of what would come to be known as the United States of America!

Have a look-see. Know of an early mass? Submit it! I'll review, edit, post!

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

@208_dad @farmingandJesus She's referencing a post about a crazy Bapitst saying that he would pee on a statue of Our Lady that is atl a house he is buying

[Bryan Lay 🇻🇦🇺🇲 @bryanlay095]

Ive stayed out of the Governor's race here in Tennessee and I intend to not endorse one candidate over another. However, I dont think attacking a sitting, well liked Deptuy Commissioner for his position of supporting one candidate over your's is a smart idea.