@Sola_Requiem @GreggJKite Here you go, p. 55

@ZapGroyper More like 8 hours

@Moom1nka @vrody_jerome_ Reminds me of this guy

@lefebvregroyper @vrody_jerome_ Archbishop Lefebvre vindicated as usual

@harutism_ @cointelprov @BHGjesuit “Actually, that’s Michael Dimond”

@engl1shtradcat Even though I am not a sedevacantist, I have always despised this characterization.

Didn’t read Testem Benevolentiae Nostrae award

RT @Thomisticae: “Therefore, let the name of Thomas be held sacred among all the sons of Blessed Francis, and let them fear to turn away fr…

@BHGjesuit As an Asian, I completely disavow this pick me attitude. The ironic thing is that Koreans tend to be the most racist out of all the Asian diaspora; Arthur is just an outlier.

@badazn You’re going to get all of us Asians deported for this

RT @BHGjesuit: If Wawa counts as goyslop I’m siding with the Jews

RT @englandthydowry: The holy house of Nazareth has been described as the first Christian cloister upon earth.

Cardinal Pie on the coronation of Our Lady of Lourdes, July 3, 1876:

@tradlamb “Que soy Immaculada Conceptiou”

RT @Catholic_Colin_: Requiescat in pace

Our Lady of Lourdes, who famously identified herself as the “Immaculate Conception,” first appeared to St. Bernadette Soubirous today in 1858. However, it would not be until March 25, the Feast of the Annunciation, that Our Lady would reveal this to the young future saint.

@englandthydowry I find it very interesting, and fitting, that Our Lady waited until the Feast of the Annunciation to tell St. Bernadette who she was.

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