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I SWITCHED. 📱✝️
Recently moved my line to @iCatholicMobile — America’s ONLY Catholic wireless provider.
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I am out in the sticks, and @iCatholicMobile can stream @Twitch - noice.
#iCatholicMobile #streaming #5G #data
Gathered with my brother priests of the Diocese of Biloxi (@BiloxiDiocese, @DioceseofBiloxi) for our annual convocation at Our Lady of Hope Retreat Center✝️. Please pray for us these next few days—for renewal, wisdom, and charity in serving the people entrusted to our care.
You are in our prayers as well. 🙏🏻🕊️
#DioceseOfBiloxi #Catholic #Priesthood #PrayForPriests #PriestSpirituality #Healing
I studied with Fr. Lefort (@stephen_lefort) at Notre Dame Seminary (@NDS_NOLA). We graduated together in 2015 and were ordained for separate dioceses. I consider him a friend and priestly colleague.
Some aspects of his story are well known. His YouTube channel BreakingTrad Sermons (@breakingtradsermons) has Catholic teaching content—sermons on the liturgical calendar, catechism classes, and Scripture studies that many will find solid on doctrine, morals, and the Traditional Latin Mass, so I’m sharing it here!
That said — the channel is Sedevacantist, so their position maintains that the See of Peter has been vacant since Pius XII, rejecting the legitimacy of later claimants. This does not mean you can’t find much that is edifying or useful there, as there are many interesting insights.
youtube.com/@breakingtradser…
#TraditionalCatholic #Catholic #Sedevacantism #CatholicTeaching #Catechesis #Evangelization #Theology
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Happy 10 year anniversary to greatest self own in the history of the known universe
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SSPX’s Christ the King pilgrimage opened in Lourdes despite the local bishop’s ban on celebrations inside the shrine basilicas.
They proceeded with the event honoring the Social Kingship of Christ.
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Bishop Mutsaerts asks why liturgical diversity is praised for Eastern rites yet treated as a threat when Catholics seek the Traditional Latin Mass.
"Why is virtually every ancient Catholic liturgical tradition considered a treasure, except for the ancient Roman liturgy?"
lifesitenews.com/opinion/bis…
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Bishop Schneider calls out Vatican cancellation of Latin Mass pilgrimage.
"It is an unheard cruelty, a pastoral cruelty."
It’s been a memorable 4 years
Four years ago today, Elon Musk bought Twitter.
Liberals lost their minds because they knew they were losing control of their ability to shape the narrative.
Today, X is the #1 source of news in the world and it’s the legacy "news" media on life support.
Fr. James Smith retweeted
“An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way.”
— Charles Bukowski
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#CatholicChurch #clericalism on full display.
You’re right — women weren’t allowed on our campus, and if any of our men glimpsed one it was followed by a good screaming from our Hall Monitor. One time something resembling a “w*man” crept onto the grounds but we chased her away with sticks and rocks. 😮💨
Every time i see one of them in public I bow, mutter an Ave and cross myself. It is quite a bit of hassle if I it’s during a church service actually, because they like to show up there… so that’s why it’s essential you cover yourselves (mantillas, 1 Cor 11) because it unnecessarily prolongs the service. And it looks weird. 🚫🪧
And I don’t need to look *weird* in public — yet another fault from you “women”.
You’re right — women weren’t allowed on our campus, and if any of our men glimpsed one it was followed by a good screaming from our Hall Monitor. One time something resembling a “w*man” crept onto the grounds but we chased her away with sticks and rocks. 😮💨
Every time i see one of them in public I bow, mutter an Ave and cross myself. It is quite a bit of hassle if I it’s during a church service actually, because they like to show up there… so that’s why it’s essential you cover yourselves (mantillas, 1 Cor 11) because it unnecessarily prolongs the service. And it looks weird. 🚫🪧
And I don’t need to look *weird* in public — yet another fault from you “women”.
Replying to @prochristus @Rafa_Schwinger
“When most of these men were in formation, few had any meaningful interactions with adult women.”
I highly recommend the Vox Litúrgica (@TravisKent5335) podcast, and particularly this episode, appropriate for today, linked at bottom.
I was fortunate to meet the author at CIC, and his sincere desire to let the liturgy evangelize via this format really witnessed to me. He is doing an amazing job.
🎧 share.transistor.fm/s/5b1ebc…
#ChristTheKing #ChristusRex #TraditionalLatinMass #LatinMass #CatholicPodcast #VoxLiturgica #SacredLiturgy #Pre1955























