[catholicliving]

If I have to hear that St Augustine was the wild child of the Catholic Church one more time, I’m seriously going to go St Nicholas on somebody’s face.

[doomsdaypicnic]

And I thought I’d have to wait till Christmas to use this one:

[burning-lampstand]

“The Passion of Christ was as it were mirrored in the Heart of the Virgin.” – St. Lawrence Justinian

Image: “No Greater Love” by Adam Abram

[acatholicrose]

[art-is-art-is-art]

Lovers in a Wood, John Atkinson Grimshaw

[by-grace-of-god]

alwaysabeautifullife asked for favourite images of Mary?

The ones with Jesus of course ♥

[catholicsoul]

St. Padre Pio, Ora Pro Nobis!

[phloa]

[notalwaysluminous]

Friendly reminder that St. John went running buck-ass naked out of a bath house once to get away from a heretic named Marcion. 

[godsgodnogod-deactivated2016050]

How to properly deal with Heretics ^^^

[by-grace-of-god]

“Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.“ - Isaiah 43:1

Art by Yongsung Kim

[niknak79]

[blaksynagogue]

Mother Mary and Jesus Christ- From birth Till Death (2013)

[2theheights]

If you are silent, be silent out of love. If you speak, speak out of love.

Saint Augustine (via 2theheights)

[saintquotes]

Listen carefully. There is a mother who is embroidering. Her son who is sitting on a low stool sees her work, but upside down. He sees the knots if the embroidery, the tangled threads and says, “Mother, what are you doing? Your work is not at all clear.” Then the mother lowers her embroidery and shows the good part of her work. Each color is in its place and the variety of threads form a harmonious design. We are seeing the reverse side of the embroidery; we are sitting on the low stool.

St. Padre Pio (via saintquotes)

[sermoveritas-deactivated2023030]

[coral]

But he who dares not grasp the thorn Should never crave the rose.

Anne Brontë (via feellng)

[decepticun]

[agaperomani]

Social justice cannot be attained by violence. Violence kills what it intends to create.

St. John Paul II (via agaperomani)