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Praise and all Glory to Christ! Amen!

You said it right.

🇮🇪reunification

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Cause you ain’t influencing

@taromosphy : I AM Catholic since 1969, and until Now in 2024, I have no Crisis, for I Myself AM in Christ Jesus.

Crisis in life it means that Jesus looking at you that's what we called Blessings in disguise

Also, big racist lol

And proud antisemitic!

Lots of non Catholics are anti semitic. So what's your point?

​@Tom Hillary Which is why I love him.

@@michaelsteven8281 imagine striving for anti-semitism

Kudo and Bravo to Messi, G.o.a.t. who is truly a good testimony for Jesus. ❤ God n ❤ his 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦💒 Blessings be Upon you, Bro n urs always till Jesus Returns Again😊🥂🍯🍇🍒🏅

I support your idea and opinion

What in the hell do you mean by "homosexual activity and marriage?" Homosexuals are born homosexual and since you have not had this experience, you just don't know. The Catholic Church just tolerates its homosexual members, but many Protestant churches accepted its gay members and there are homosexual pastors: both men and women. When the Catholic Church allows women to become priests, gets its head out of its catechism, then I will feel the Catholic Church is a valid church, not a Middle Ages circa 1500 retread!

U r absolutely correct

Where does he say that ?

As a Catholic, I was taught not to judge others. That is just for God to do.

Mary's sins and mistakes recorded for us in the Gospels. We cannot read the hearts and minds of others so sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between a sin and a mistake. 1. John 2:1-12. Mary attempted to take inappropriate authority over Jesus at the wedding at Cana. Jesus immediately and politely told her not to tell him what to do. "what have I to do with thee woman?" 2. Matthew 12:46-50-(and other passages.) Mary attempted to interrupt Jesus when he was ministering to his disciples. A sin or a mistake? Only God knows. Jesus refused to see them. The answer he gave was quite telling. Matthew 12:48-50 ESV - But he replied to the man who told him, “Who is my mother, and who are my brothers?” And stretching out his hand toward his disciples, he said, “Here are my mother and my brothers! For whoever does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.” His larger family at one point referred to him as "out of his mind." Mark 3:21 ESV - And when his family heard it, they went out to seize him, for they were saying, “He is out of his mind.” It's clear from the context that Mary was at the very least cooperating with this general feeling in the family because she attempted to interrupt him with them. The Marian doctrines insist that Jesus cannot not say no to Mary, but he did, she was wrong for attempting to interrupt him. There is no avoiding the fact that this would have been somewhat embarrassing for her to be brushed off by her son in public. 3. Luke 2:41-52. In the instance when she lost contact with him when he was 12 years old, Mary questioned Jesus. If she had some transcendent Saint-like knowledge of the true God nature of her child then she would not have been in any "distress". When they reunited Jesus politely rebuked her and said, Luke 2:49-50 ESV - And he said to them, “Why were you looking for me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father’s house?” And they did not understand the saying that he spoke to them. Luke records for us that even after his explanation "they did not understand". Though, to Mary's credit it says she "kept all these things in her heart" and then later gave this account to Luke to write down for us. No interpretation is needed, Mary did not understand. Mary's ignorance led her into a mistake. 4. And finally the one that does not need any interpretation because Mary judged herself. Luke 1:47 ESV - and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, Mary freely admitted that she needed a savior. Mary judged herself as a sinner.

get behind me satan

@@traddytradderson822 PERFECTLY Put ✝️♥️♥️♥️🙏

@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559 Okay, since you’ve disrespected the Immaculate Conception. First of all, name book, chapter, and verse that mentions ANYTHING about the Blessed Virgin’s sins if you can. Second of all, you really do think very little of Christ our Redeemer to imply that He would be conceived in anything but a spotless mother, I.e., a woman who has no original sin anywhere in her nature. The Lord preserved Mary from it at her conception. Please educate yourself on what the Catholic Church actually teaches.

​@@amandadelassus2128 are you claiming that you cannot see the comment that starts with "Mary's sins and mistakes recorded for us in the gospels" at the top of this comment section?

Even after 500 years of protest teaching of Jesus Christ, still could not understand the true meaning of idolatry. So do you need extra 500 years to fully understand the word idolatry? Idolatry refers to power and money so get over it.

Btw, according to Jesus Christ, all religion will convert to One True Catholic Church

Idolatry is the worship of things created, instead of The Creator. ...sigh God bless

@@Bananappleboy yes exactly. People pray to the Saints… to Mary. That’s worshipping the creation.

@@hcho7776 Idolatry is when you worship a created thing. Explain to me why praying to the Saints and to Mary is not worshipping a created thing? There’s plenty more actually as to why Catholics are idolaters.

Perhaps, you should pray for him