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♰ May is the Month of Mary ♰ Hail Mary, full of grace; the Lord is with Thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayer for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen 🙏 Holy Mother of God pray for us 🙏

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@SkyVirginSon Sainte Bernadette priez pour moi. Amen 🙏

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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS OFFICIALLY DECLARED “DEAD” IN 1799 Across Europe, newspapers announced it. For decades, Voltaire had mocked Christianity and urged people to “crush the infamous thing” referring to the Catholic Church. Then came the French Revolution. Churches were desecrated. Priests were hunted. Religious orders were suppressed. And Pope Pius VI was taken from Rome in chains at 82 years old. He died in French captivity. To many, it looked like the end. The Vatican was occupied. The Papal States were gone. Enemies of the Church believed no Pope would ever reign again. Some newspapers even declared: “The Papacy is dead.” But history was not finished. In secret, the Cardinals gathered in Venice. Against all odds, they elected a new Pope: Pius VII. Soon, the Church returned to Rome. Then something remarkable happened. Napoleon Bonaparte, the most powerful ruler in Europe, personally invited Pope Pius VII to Paris for his coronation. The same Church the world claimed was destroyed survived once again. Empires rose against her and disappeared. Ancient Rome fell. Revolutionary France collapsed. The Soviet Union vanished. But the Catholic Church still stands. More than 2,000 years later, the words of Christ remain alive: “You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” • Matthew 16:18 🔁Repost if you still believe the Gates of Hell have not prevailed.

SkyVirginSon's tweet photo. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS OFFICIALLY DECLARED “DEAD” IN 1799

Across Europe, newspapers announced it.

For decades, Voltaire had mocked Christianity and urged people to “crush the infamous thing” referring to the Catholic Church.

Then came the French Revolution.

Churches were desecrated.
Priests were hunted.
Religious orders were suppressed.
And Pope Pius VI was taken from Rome in chains at 82 years old.

He died in French captivity.

To many, it looked like the end.

The Vatican was occupied.
The Papal States were gone.
Enemies of the Church believed no Pope would ever reign again.

Some newspapers even declared:
“The Papacy is dead.”

But history was not finished.

In secret, the Cardinals gathered in Venice.
Against all odds, they elected a new Pope: Pius VII.

Soon, the Church returned to Rome.

Then something remarkable happened.

Napoleon Bonaparte, the most powerful ruler in Europe, personally invited Pope Pius VII to Paris for his coronation.

The same Church the world claimed was destroyed survived once again.

Empires rose against her and disappeared.
Ancient Rome fell.
Revolutionary France collapsed.
The Soviet Union vanished.

But the Catholic Church still stands.

More than 2,000 years later, the words of Christ remain alive:

“You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”
• Matthew 16:18

🔁Repost if you still believe the Gates of Hell have not prevailed.

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Alexandre Lebreton

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Comment freiner votre viralité sur X et perdre des abonnés ? Postez régulièrement des Fleurs en Honneur de Jésus-Christ et de sa Très Sainte Mère. Ainsi vous assainissez votre audience et revenez à une base solide #NoyauDur Mais surtout, vous remettez au premier plan l'Essentiel, faisant trembler l'ennemi...