Thomas Mirus
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Head of https://t.co/F0G7EczLQ7 Writer Host: Catholic Culture Podcast, Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast Producer: Catholic Culture Audiobooks, Way of the Fathers
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Joined March 2018
In general the Mass should be a seamless experience without any non-liturgical speech. Those who don't know what to do will soon figure it out
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RT @DavidPaternostr: A Jesuit liturgy prof once told me “at Mass, you walk in, everyone stands, fanfare plays, you’re wearing clothes that…
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I'm generally happy with how things have been going the past few weeks, but I'm not happy with some of nasty people who have been hired. This guy is a fan of the Chinese Communist Party too.
A senior State Department official who was appointed by Marco Rubio has said he would like to see population control for “feral populations” and has complained about “trash multiplying” Read more:
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@jdflynn The Catholic inmates def need an actual priest though. But given how dangerous these particular people are, I understand why it's so draconian about visitors. In the doc you can see a guy mouthing words to try to communicate with outside gang members via the video!
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Meanwhile here is El Salvador's system for less dangerous prisoners. That long-forgotten thing, restorative justice.
WATCH: The President of El Salvador just released a video showing how thousands of their prisoners have become full-time workers to repay society. Factories, farms, & shops have been built for prisoners to work 24/7 At the textile workshop alone, inmates produce up to 600,000 garments monthly. They have made 188,000 medical-use garments, including uniforms, masks, and lab coats. They have also made 114,000 sports outfits, 18,000 uniforms for public school students, and more than 9,000 uniforms for the El Salvador military. This is what jail should actually be: WORK. WORK. WORK. And more WORK.
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It's also worth noting, for context, that El Salvador doesn't use the death penalty.
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@PillarCatholic When considering the Catholic angle here, it's also worth noting that El Salvador abolished the death penalty years ago, so that's a factor in how they handle these kinds of criminals.
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