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You're Wrong About Catholic Doctrine
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No one sings better than Catholic Choirs. They're so good!
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Joe Heschmeyer breaks down the differences between prayer and worship so @WesleyLHuff can stop humiliating himself.
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Who is on your Mount Rushmore of Saints? This is mine right now. (AI slop, but illustrative and accurate)
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This video here proves that the apostles were indeed the first Catholics.
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We misjudged him.

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Protestants actually think that 1500 years of Catholic theologians, scribes, and monks painstakingly preserving and copying the Bible with humble dedication and beautiful illumination was actually motivated by a conspiracy to distort and withhold scripture from the world.
Fixed it! 👇
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Replying to @Johnszczecina
Christ left a church. What does that mean
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Sola Scriptura is not supported by scripture…. In fact, it’s shattered by it 💧
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When your theological definitions require that Jesus committed a sin, you can be pretty sure you messed up.
Necromancy is simply inquiring of those who have physically passed away here on earth. Adding extra technicalities to this definition is just trying to create a loophole to justify your unbiblical practices.
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It’s time to go to confession. Everyone. Let’s get in the state of Grace. Only in the state of Grace can we make a difference. We know this to our very core. Nothing is more important than going to heaven and saving our families. Nothing.
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Protestants: The Bible is the sole infallible authority of the Christian faith. Jesus: "If any of you cannot settle dispute amicably amongst yourselves, take it to the church"
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Actually, Protestants dont know what worship truely is. Perfect worship is a catholic Mass, where we re-present the perfect worship that only Jesus could offer to the Father. Everything else is not worthy worship. —all the Protestant Klove Sunday morning hand waving is shit.
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No, the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church did not manipulate the Ten Commandments and, as Holy Mother Church is the Lawful Guardian of Scripture and its interpretation is the ONLY Authority qualified to definitively pronounce the Ten Commandments. Here’s, yet again, another summary. (1) The Ten Commandments aren’t ascribed a specific numerical ordering Scripture. (2) The One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church has the Sui Generis Authority to identify, state, define, and formulate the Ten Commandments. (3) It’s even clearer to me that you really do not understand what Latria is or where the word “Idolatry” comes from (“Idol” “Latria”). Set forth below at left are the Authoritative 10 Commandments as formulated by Holy Mother Church. Set forth below at right are the “courthouse 10 commandments” which correspond generally to the e-vangelical version. The Authoritative First Commandment pronounced by Holy Mother Church is: 1I am the Lord your God: You shall not have strange Gods before me. The Authoritative Second Commandment is: 2. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. The courthouse version says: 1I am the Lord thy God, thou shalt have no other gods before me. But it then adds a second “commandment” that says: 2. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image. After a brief reflection it’s clear that the “courthouse 10 commandments” have a superfluous second commandment. What is making the making of a “graven image” but putting a strange “god” before Our Lord. Pope Saint Pius X explains as follows in his 1908 Catechism: Q. What is forbidden by the First Commandment? 
A. The First Commandment forbids idolatry, superstition, sacrilege, heresy, and every other sin against religion. Q. What is idolatry? 
A. Idolatry is the giving to any creature, for example, to a statue, to an image, or to a man, the supreme worship of adoration that belongs to God alone. Q. How is this prohibition expressed in Holy Scripture? 
A. This prohibition is expressed in Holy Scripture in these words: Thou shalt not make to thyself a graven thing, nor the likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or on the earth beneath; and thou shalt not adore them or serve them. Q. Do these words forbid every kind of image? 
A. Certainly not; but only those of false divinities, made to be adored, as idolaters adore them. So true is this, that God Himself commanded Moses to make images, as, for example, the two statues of the Cherubim for the Ark, and the Brazen Serpent in the desert. #CatholicX
Regardless of how Augustine numbed them, the 2 stone tablets that God wrote with his own finger included the word "images" as per Exo 20:4-6, and no amount rearranging by the church could eliminate the prohibition of bowing to such things, they are set in stone.
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Replying to @Rblv73 @needGod_net
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The answer is found in biblical typology. In Isaiah 22:22, Eliakim is given the key of the house of David as the chief steward of the king’s household, a visible sign of the authority entrusted to him. He is given the power to “open and shut,” meaning he acts with the king’s authority. This wasn’t just a privilege given to Eliakim personally; it was an established office within the Davidic kingdom. In fact, Isaiah 22 shows Eliakim taking over the position after Shebna is removed, demonstrating that the office remained even when the person holding it changed. Jesus is drawing on this typology when He tells Peter in Matthew 16:19, “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven.” Just as Eliakim was given authority to govern while the king was away, Peter is assigned authority to rule in Christ’s kingdom on Earth. The language of “binding and loosing” parallels the “opening and shutting” of Isaiah. This authority is not Peter’s own but delegated from Christ, so that the Church would have visible leadership on Earth. This is similar to the idea of having a prime minister serving under a king. Revelation 3:7 identifies Jesus as the Davidic king who holds the key of David, connecting Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16.
Replying to @capitolhillcath
What are the keys given to Peter?
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Fulton Sheen, summarizing the reason for using a crucifix instead of an empty cross: “Keep your eyes on the crucifix, for Jesus without the cross is a man without a mission, & the cross without Jesus is a burden without a Reliever.”
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This is why you should choose the Catholic Church Share this to everyone discerning Catholicism.
The churches I’m considering are: 1: Roman Catholicism 2: Eastern Orthodoxy 3: Gnostic Christianity 4: Independent Fundamental Baptist
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Peak Male performance looks like Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. He absolutely dominated the television ratings, pulling in an astonishing 30 million viewers every single week. He completely crushed the biggest secular comedians of the era to win an Emmy Award. He delivered one of the most unfathomably based acceptance speeches in television history by standing on live TV and thanking his four writers: "Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John." He completely refused to water down the Faith to make it palatable. He fiercely dismantled communism, unapologetically defended the Catholic Church, and led countless atheists and Hollywood elites straight to conversion. And now, the Vatican has officially confirmed his beatification will take place in September 2026. We desperately need this kind of unshakeable, bold conviction today. Archbishop Fulton Sheen, pray for us!
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