Samuel Barry @PhilosopherSam

@holysmoke @TaylorRMarshall It's not merely a matter of the mass though. It goes beyond that. It's the entire radical and unapologetic public living of the Catholic life which the traditional Latin Mass has become a symbol of.

I promise to burn Amoris Laetitia, Fiducia Supplicans and Traditionis Custodes. Fully legitimise SSPX. Promote Latin as the official language of the Church and make the TLM the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite, with the Ordinariate Use as a vernacular option. Return altar rails, rood screens and kneeling for communion to be received on the tongue as the default. Ban “Extraordinary Eucharist Ministers.” Remove nave altars, encourage Ad Orientem and discourage concelebration. Restore the faculties of Fr Frank Pavone and Fr James Altman, and promote Bishop Strickland to Cardinal. Excommunicate Fr James Martin and the heretical German bishops. Demote Fernandez, Cupich and Dolan. Work closely with law enforcement to rid the Church and society of anyone involved in the sex abuse scandal. Work on reuniting with the Orthodox, and encourage Anglicans to join a fully funded Ordinariate. Launch a crusade to push Mohammedanism out of Christendom…

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@ATSoos @calvinrobinson Calvin for Pope!

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@csfk9qvwtq1 @CatholicArena It's not merely a religious belief. It's part of natural law. It's our human nature to preserve life and to reproduce and not to murder and starve.

@poperespecter1 I don't really like what you do since I think you do rage bait people however I think your article was a good one. Thanks for that article and God bless you.

One of the most disappointing things I witnessed today had nothing to do with the SSPX consecrations themselves. It was watching Christians ridicule a profoundly reverent liturgy simply because they opposed it. Having watched the episcopal consecrations from beginning to end, I understand that many people disagree with what took place. That is a serious theological discussion worth having. What troubles me is seeing so many online personalities reduce the ceremony to “LARPing,” a joke, or worse. You do not have to agree with these consecrations to acknowledge what was plainly before us. The liturgy was reverent, beautiful, and centered on the worship of God. To deny that is to allow emotion to overshadow reality. Please don’t let religious influencers do your thinking for you. Pray. Study. Think carefully. Above all, let your judgments be governed by truth rather than outrage. Lord, have mercy upon us all.

@DebLaughton @TaylorRMarshall Why?

@TrevorSheatz Baptism is linked with the death and resurrection of Christ. Christ hadn't died yet, therefore, the thief could not have been baptized. The thief was saved like the other old testament prophets.

@farmingandJesus Nothing in scripture disproves it.

@soulsilverart The region of Orre is missing

@LizzieMarbach That's a strawman statement

Pope Leo XIV has spoken about declining numbers of Catholics involved in the church in Europe: “The problem is not the numbers — which, of course, make one reflect — but the increasingly evident lack of awareness in feeling part of the Church, that is, of being living members of the Body of Christ, all with unique gifts and roles, and not merely users of the sacred, of the sacraments, perhaps out of mere habit.”

👨‍🎓 Ora et labora - pray and work. “Let devotion accompany all your studies, and study less to make yourself learned than to become a saint. Consult God more than your books, and ask him, with humility, to make you understand what you read.” St Vincent Ferrer “If you are to serve God with your mind, to study is a grave obligation for you.“ St Josemaría Escrivá

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@sola_chad Correction, 73 books.

@oliverburdick That's one of the most stupid statements I've ever heard

@5solas Who says it isn't scripture? It is scripture. You guys removed it.

@sola_chad Wrong. Faith ALONE does not save. That's not what has been consistently taught in the 2000+ years of the church's history. That's a modern concept not taught in the Scriptures and not in Tradition. Since when have you become a pope?

@5solas Ha! In your dreams

Books every Catholic should read: 1. The Bible 2. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas á Kempis 3. Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis de Sales 4. The Three Ages of the Interior Life by Fr. Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange 5. The Spiritual Combat by Lorenzo Scupoli 6. Treatise on the Love of God by St. Francis de Sales 7. On Loving God by St. Bernard of Clairvaux 8. Uniformity with God’s Will by St. Alphonsus Liguori 9. True Devotion to Mary by St. Louis de Montfort 10. The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis de Montfort 11. The Glories of Mary by St. Alphonsus Liguori 12. Confessions by St. Augustine 13. The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Ávila 14. The Story of a Soul by St. Thérèse of Lisieux 15. Preparation for Death by St. Alphonsus Liguori 16. The Art of Dying Well by St. Robert Bellarmine

@BibleInContext1 Protestants can't answer this: "Where in Tradition is it taught that everything about or faith comes from the bible?"

@sola_chad Jesus' Baptism is not the same as John the Baptist's. Scripture says it very clearly. It's not merely a baptism of repentance.