Joined January 2024
31 Photos and videos
JM retweeted
imagine being 60 years old looking back at your life knowing you were crazy enough to actually go for it and it all worked out.
31
134
1,482
29,340
Pope Leo XIV encourages young people to marry and create families: "Marriage is also a vocation. Do not be afraid of marriage and of forming a family."

70
506
4,110
61,276
JM retweeted
Dave’s Killer Bread became extremely popular, it’s America’s Number 1 organic bread brand and is now a billion dollar brand It’s so popular because it was healthy, unfortunately the ingredients have drastically changed after being bought out by the parent company of Nature’s Own Early versions of their bread were much simpler and some only had about 10 ingredients That’s all changed after the acquisition Newer versions of the bread now contain 25 ingredients with some having 30 ingredients The ingredients were added for large-scale commercial production, consistency, shelf life and texture Fans of the bread have reported taste and texture changes saying its drier and denser Every food brand is eventually destroyed by a monopoly buying them up It’s the illusion of choice in America
1,126
5,577
18,343
1,113,866
🚨 Somebody get this young man connected with Make-A-Wish. I’m a fan. I’ll even be a recruit for a day!
"This young man has special needs and a deep love for the Marine Corps. While he’s unable to join for reasons beyond his control, he shows his respect and admiration by creating these videos in honor of the Marines. I think he’s doing a great job, and it’s inspiring to see his dedication and enthusiasm. Keep it up—you never know how many Marines you’re motivating and making smile along the way. Semper Fi!" From US ARMY WTF Moments Uncensored 2.0 Honorary Marine. @USMCSgtMaj @USMC
14
60
335
6,019
JM retweeted
Phenomenal post. Read it. Repent. And get stronger. You are not merely a soul that happens to have a body accidentally, but an embodied soul. Your final eschatological end is an eternal spiritual AND physical existence with the Lord. This body now will be resurrected.
Gentlemen, Not every besetting sin in your life is purely a spiritual problem. The sin is real. Repentance is necessary. But sometimes your body is making the battle harder than it has to be. Do you battle with anger? It may be sin. It may also be sleep apnea. Do you battle with lethargy? It may be slothfulness. It may also be low testosterone. Do you battle with anxiety? It may be sinful fear. It may also be poor sleep, a bad diet, too much caffeine or nicotine, or a nervous system that has been running on fumes for years. The point is not to excuse sin. The point is to stop pretending that men are disembodied souls. You are body and soul. And sometimes the body is dragging the soul into a fight it is too exhausted to win. Over the last eight years, I have spoken with countless men who were fighting difficult besetting sins they could not seem to overcome. I have seen men who regularly flew into rages so intense they seemed ready to give themselves a stroke. The issue was solved with a CPAP machine. I have seen men who wanted to be hard workers, but could barely drag themselves out of bed. This was solved when they found that they had low testosterone. I have seen men with severe brain fog that made them poor fathers, husbands, and businessmen. This was solved when they discovered that the issue was mitochondrial dysfunction, systemic inflammation, or other underlying health problems. Many of these men were able to identify the issue with something as simple as a blood panel or a sleep study. Many were able to improve dramatically with a CPAP, a few peptides, dietary changes, better sleep discipline, or other targeted interventions. Again, this does not excuse sin. It simply means that some men are trying to fight spiritual battles while their bodies are collapsing underneath them. Repent of your sin. But also get your bloodwork done. Fix your sleep. Clean up your diet. Take your body seriously. You are not a ghost. You are a man made of body and soul.
10
34
602
31,093
This man is embodying the Metafather. He is expressing the spirit of fatherhood beyond his own children and extending it into the wider community. If you are an older and wiser man, you should be doing the same thing in your community. Embody fatherliness. Demonstrate to those who need it what it means to be a father and what it means to be fathered. Cultivate your community. Invest in it. Strengthen it. Leave the people around you better than you found them.
This is what the older generations should try and do more often
11
52
508
12,981
JM retweeted
May 27
What aircraft would you like to see be brought back into military service? #military #aviation
4
19
138
2,180
What did you pick
85
14
313
27,567
JM retweeted
LOL nice 😎
11
23
448
5,634
JM retweeted
Which ones will you try this week?
59
577
23,616
Replying to @JoelWebbon
Partly/depends. Rome corrected the issue of the abuse of indulgences. Many Protestants are so ideological they would/could never return to the Catholic Church, even if the pope himself repented on his knees. The enemy has torn the Church apart. He is the only one who benefits.
11
2
88
3,085
JM retweeted
Sean Strickland: ‘Mutlu değilim’ diyen erkekler.. Sen bir erkeksin.. Senin mutlu olman gerekmiyor. Mutlu olmak kadınlara ve çocuklara mahsustur.. Sen zorluklara katlanmak zorundasın. "Mutlu değilim" demek yerine, "Önemsediğim insanları mutlu etmek için ne yapabilirim?" de. İşte erkek olmak budur.’’ (2024)
378
1,657
15,037
1,132,442
“A complete man must be an artist, a warrior, and a philosopher.” -Benvenuto Cellini
34
1,072
5,697
106,792
JM retweeted
May 11
Forbes highlights Father Mike Schmitz’s “Bible in a Year” podcast as a model of media growth and distribution, commemorating the podcast hitting over 1B downloads. Schmitz is frequently praised for his warm, enthusiastic pastoral style. Follow: @AFpost
39
75
2,119
72,636
If you call yourself a Catholic, and you are “pro-choice” on abortion, then your Catholicism is defective, you are in heresy, and you must repent.
14
15
151
2,291
May 10

1
28
JM retweeted
This is awesome and I could totally see my corps doing it lmao
7
18
94
1,869
JM retweeted
Marines are different. There’s something different about a United States Marine. You can see it in the way they stand. You can hear it in the way they speak—clear, direct, with the weight of conviction. And if you’re fortunate enough to know one, you can feel it in the way they carry themselves. A Marine doesn’t walk away from responsibility. A Marine doesn’t wait for someone else to step forward. A Marine doesn’t complain when the mission gets hard. Marines rise, act, and endure. They push through what stops everyone else. Although All Service Members sacrifice, most people will never fully understand what a Marines sacrifice, its just a bit different. Time with family that can never be reclaimed. Holidays spent away. Sleepless nights. Silent battles long after the world has moved on. Yet even after giving so much, Marines will give more. They give strength to those who are weak. They give hope to families who lie awake praying for safety. They give courage to anyone watching. A Marine’s contribution doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. You see it in the father who teaches his children resilience. In the veteran who still checks on the brothers and sisters he served beside. In the quiet man at the grocery store who stands a little taller when the anthem plays. In the woman who can lead any room without raising her voice. The truth about Marines: They never stop being Marines. They never lose their fire for this country. They never forget what it means to put others before self. And if you ask a Marine whether it was worth it, they won’t speak of medals or glory. They’ll talk about the warriors they stood shoulder-to-shoulder with. They’ll talk about honor. They’ll talk about love of country. They’ll talk about doing what’s right—even when no one was watching. That is difference between you and meNever Adjust, Stay Marine. 🦅🌎⚓️ -Author Unknown Semper Fidelis, The Top G.
105
189
822
13,624
JM retweeted
Tell those space bastards they aren’t ready for us.
Pastors across the United States are now stepping forward and revealing they were briefed in a secret meeting with government officials about how to reveal the existence of aliens to their congregation. "They are preparing to tell us they are from another dimension and that they are our creators." "Go and tell the church they are not ready for what is coming."
38
55
680
19,758
Replying to @rickbrennanjr
Fair question, Dr. Brennan. No, the Catholic Church does not commemorate the Marian martyrs as Catholic saints, because Catholic martyrdom is not simply “death at Catholic hands,” but a witness unto death to the Catholic faith. Though I suspect you know this and are making a larger point. But that does not mean Catholics should defend their executions. Burning Protestants alive was tragic, cruel, and indefensible. As a Catholic, I can mourn Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, Thomas Cranmer, and the others as fellow baptized Christians while still disagreeing with their theology. Failing to mourn such deaths would itself be contrary to Christian charity. Catholics are obligated to pray for the deceased, and Catholic teaching does not claim that every non-Catholic is damned. Those outside full visible communion with the Catholic Church can be saved by the grace of God, even if we believe the fullness of truth subsists in the Catholic Church. I do feel that remembering Catholic martyrs should not become a "tribal scorekeeping tactic" so to speak. Rather it should lead all Christians to repent of an age when the sword was used in the service of doctrine. And I would also encourage Catholics not to respond by simply pointing to Protestant-led persecutions, such as the executions of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales, merely to say, “See, Protestants were just as bad.” That may be historically relevant, but it should not be used to excuse Catholic sins. I feel the better response is this: Catholics should acknowledge Catholic wrongdoing honestly, Protestants should acknowledge Protestant wrongdoing honestly, and all Christians should reject the idea that coercion and execution are proper tools for defending the Gospel. Ok, lol Steel Man is stepping down form his theological soapbox now.
4
1
10
177