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“A reminder that Catholics should not support or attend LGBTQ “Pride Month” events held in June. They promote a culture and encourage activities that are contrary to Catholic faith and morals. They are especially harmful for children.”
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BISHOP TUBIN
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Kansas Supreme Court Finds Right to Abortion in State Constitution NEW ORLEANS – Today, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled in Hodes & Nauser, MD
Louisiana’s Love Life Amendment (HB 425) to be voted on today! Show your support! Take a stand! Love life!
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A proposal to ban abortions in Louisiana as early as six weeks of pregnancy is speeding toward legislative passage,
Louisiana's heartbeat bill has passed its first round of voting! We have to keep this up and keep fighting!
The Louisiana Senate advanced Monday one of the strictest bans on abortion in the nation – at roughly six weeks when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
Louisiana is moving forward to become more Pro-Life in its laws! Thanks so much to Louisiana Right to Life for everything that they do to help advocate and keep Louisiana Pro-Life!
This would be the strictest such law in the US, outlawing abortion entirely, if the governor approves it.
Alabama is making great strides for the Pro-Life movement with the House Bill 314 - “Human Life Protection Act.” It’s all up to Governor Kay Ivey now to sign it to make it become law. Even if you are not an Alabama citizen, you can still message her to express your desire for her support of this bill, which could be such a victory for the Pro-Life movement and a standard for other states’s laws to be set against.
Here is a link to contact her!
https://governor.alabama.gov/contact/
Show your support!
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Originally posted on April 26, 2019
I’d go from “Doubting Thomas” to “Shouting Thomas” pretty quick.
New York just legalized late term abortion in the situation that the mother's health is at risk. So many people and places want abortion to be legal for even more reasons, more widely available for anyone.
Too many of us today are afraid to look evil in the eye and call it what it is. We refuse to stand up for truth, for goodness. There is corruption and evil everywhere, but the right to life issue is huge - without this right you can't even talk about any other issue. None.
We should not get to pick and choose who gets to live and die based on their contribution to society or the level of care that they need. People with special needs, the elderly, people with mental and physical disabilities, criminals, the unborn, children outside of the womb, women, men, any race of person, etc. All of us deserve to live.
We have come so far in history and our fight for who is considered a human being. A person. Who has the right to live. So many groups of people have been able to gain personhood over the course of history. We should not and cannot backtrack. People are people. We should not be dehumanizing groups of people again.
Our world is changing before our eyes, and not for the better. We have let both women and children down.
The womb should be one of the most sacred and safest places in the world, yet today - and especially now in New York, it is one of the most dangerous.
"Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what they want. This is why the greatest destroyer of love and peace is abortion" Saint Teresa of Calcutta
No matter your belief system, if you believe in prayer, please pray for all children, both inside and outside of the womb. Please pray especially for mothers to choose life for their child, and for all children who are in danger of abortion.
“Her role in relation to the Church and to all humanity goes still further. “In a wholly singular way she cooperated by her obedience, faith, hope, and burning charity in the Savior’s work of restoring supernatural life to souls. For this reason she is a mother to us in the order of grace.”
-968. Cathechism of the Catholic Church-
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Sometimes I'm very worked up emotionally about one thing or another, and it doesn't feel like I can do anything about it. In those times, even if I don't always feel like it in the moment, I try to turn to prayer. A quick divine mercy chaplet calms me downs and reminds me of what is important - God and my relationship to my faith. We are all human, and we will all fall sometimes. We should still strive to be holy and keep our love and our God at the forefront of everything we do.
good friend: i want you to be happy
best friend: i want you to be holy
Sometimes people don’t want to hear the truth because they don’t want their illusions destroyed.
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Wise words from a philosopher who didn’t believe in Jesus;)
I’ve been having an issue that being an introvert is really not helping out. So, being a Catholic, I googled “patron saint of introverts”. Sadly, I couldn’t find a specific one (I mean, come on, we’ve got patron saints for everything. There’s got to be one for introverts), but I did find a list of saints who were introverts. And I’ve found one who’s already really helped me out with my problem, and who I think a lot of us here on Tumblr could benefit from: St. Mary Magdalen de Pazzi.
She was a Carmelite and a mystic, but she actually is very relatable to a lot of us.
1) She was an introvert. All she wanted was to live a quiet life, but being a mystic, she didn’t get to. No doubt she can be a big help to introverts who get pushed to “come out of their shell”.
2) She was super depressed for a long time. Super depressed. Like as in she contemplated suicide. Then one Pentecost, she was suddenly cured. Part of my problem that I was dealing with did have to do with depression, and that hasn’t bothered me since I asked her for help on it.
3) A novice asked her one time for permission to be impatient so that the other nuns wouldn’t think so highly of her. St. Mary Magdalen was just like, “Don’t worry about that. Nobody thinks as highly of you as you think they do.” Enough said.
So anyway, here’s a saint whom I’d never heard of before and who might be able to help you!
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My dear brothers and sisters, know this: Our Lord Jesus Christ upon descending into the world took innumerable pains upon and constituted the holy Church through His own passion and increases it through the passion of its faithful…
This is my last hour of life, listen to me attentively: if I have held communication with foreigners, it has been for my religion and for my God. It is for Him that I die. My immortal life is on the point of beginning. Become Christians if you wish to be happy after death, because God has eternal chastisements in store for those who have refused to know Him.
– Saint Andrew Kim Taegŏn, the first native Korean priest, and the first priest to die for the faith in Korea.
Pope Francis inspired by Pope John Paul II to say rosary daily
“If I remember well it was 1985,” Cardinal Bergoglio wrote. “One evening I went to recite the Holy Rosary that was being led by the Holy Father. He was in front of everybody, on his knees. The group was numerous; I saw the Holy Father from the back and, little by little, I got lost in prayer. I was not alone: I was praying in the middle of the people of God to which I and all those there belonged, led by our Pastor.”
“In the middle of the prayer I became distracted, looking at the figure of the Pope: his piety, his devotion was a witness,” he continued. “And the time drifted away, and I began to imagine the young priest, the seminarian, the poet, the worker, the child from Wadowice… in the same position in which knelt at that moment, reciting Ave Maria after Ave Maria. His witness struck me.”
Cardinal Bergoglio added, in words translated by 30 Days magazine:
I felt that this man, chosen to lead the Church, was following a path up to his Mother in the sky, a path set out on from his childhood. And I became aware of the density of the words of the Mother of Guadalupe to Saint Juan Diego: “Don’t be afraid, am I not perhaps your mother?” I understood the presence of Mary in the life of the Pope.
That testimony did not get forgotten in an instant. From that time on I recite the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary every day.
