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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

Love Begins
KIROKAZE
taylor price

titsay

Kiana Khansmith
Game of Thrones Daily

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NASA

blake kathryn
todays bird

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Misplaced Lens Cap
Cosimo Galluzzi
trying on a metaphor

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@corpotheism
Caroline Walker Bynum, Wonderful Blood
Passed the White Pharaoh on the freeway
am i the only one who hates the corporatization of Catholicism right now
i hate the concept of “Catholic celebrities” i hate “Catholic products” (innocuous nonreligious things that have a saint quote on them or whatever) i hate like 90% of Catholic podcasts i hate Catholic AI i hate the fact that my religion is turning into something marketable i hate this actually
I think Pope Leo agrees with you
poetic images and names for God from medieval beguine writings
from “The Wisdom of the Beguines” by Laura Swan
my vibes for this pride month
Shut Up, I Don’t Care
i don't know who needs to hear this, but guilt, self-hatred and shame are not sustainable sources of growth and healing. you can't hate yourself into feeling better, or being better. you can't repeatedly punish yourself for your flawed humanity and expect wholesome results.
side wound of Christ
Vita Christi, England 15th century
LA, Getty Museum, Ms. 101, fol. 105v
The bleeding, parted lips that birthed our forgiveness.
christ taking his heart out of his side wound to hand it to st. catherine of siena
in a hagiography of st. catherine of siena, alsace, early 15th c.
source: Paris, BnF, ms. allem. 34, fol. 54r
Fred Tomaselli - Untitled (Expulsion), 2000, diptych: leaves, pills, insects, mushrooms, printed paper collage, acrylic and resin on panel, 213.3 x 305.1 cm
Saint Joan of Arc as depicted in QUEERING THE DIVINE, a photography collection by Pierre et gilles