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#St. Alphonsus Marie Liguori August 1st | Saint of the Day

Bishop, Doctor of the Church, and the founder of the Redemptorist Congregation. He was born Alphonsus Marie Antony John Cosmos Damien Michael Gaspard de Liguori on September 27,1696, at Marianella, near Naples, Italy. Raised in a pious home, Alphonsus went on retreats with his father, Don Joseph, who was a naval officer and a captain of the Royal Galleys. Alphonsus was the oldest of seven children, raised by a devout mother of Spanish descent. Educated at the University of Naples, Alphonsus received his doctorate at the age of sixteen. By age nineteen he was practicing law, but he saw the transitory nature of the secular world, and after a brief time, retreated from the law courts and his fame. Visiting the local Hospital for Incurables on August 28, 1723, he had a vision and was told to consecrate his life solely to God.

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When I first started going to church, it was a hole in the wall place in the middle of nowhere. We had our fun asking inquisitive questions, talking about White replacement, the lineage of israel in genesis, miscegenation, pedos in woodchippers. There was no limit to how out there a question could lead to an interesting debate. And yet, no one thought of me as some crazed psycho, since they were asking similar questions. Heck my first church is where i learned about the talmud! Now I will say, i know very little about the other religions, so my knowledge form my prior post was very wrong. It doesn't come from me trying to front for the jews, so much as me assuming they are lying, backstabbing assholes and not always knowing how to explain why that is.

And then i came to NYC ... And now im seen as some kind of deranged psycho monster for asking questions. I even had to tone down a lot of the questions i ask since they were considered too provocative. I was asking questions on the lineage between the pharisees and the current day jews. Immediately dismissed with a simple: different people, fuck you, stop asking. They didn't explain HOW this could be, or who the pharisees went on to become. It makes it very confusing when a pastor talks about israel (modern day) and ignores how the Bible mentions multiple tribes of Judah, Israel, Benjamites, etc, But again, the pastors in NYC don't care to explain the delineation of the tribes vs modern day jews.

It honestly feels like i went from loving church to completely hating it. And yet i know its not my faith or my belief system that's the problem. I still have my same faith in God as i did before. But it feels like im no longer compatible with the church. It frustrates me.

https://religionnews.com/2023/02/16/we-cannot-walk-with-you-unless-you-repent-african-archbishops-tell-church-of-england/

the niggers are more faithful to God than white england.

God is judging the west!

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Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Jordan is posting:

Patriarchate of Jerusalem: Israel aims to bomb church institutions that provide humanitarian services in Gaza

"The Holy Orthodox Patriarchate of the Roman Catholic Church issued a statement in which it denounced, in the strongest terms, the Israeli bombing of one of its church buildings in Gaza City.

The Patriarchate affirmed in the statement that the targeting of churches and their institutions, as well as the shelters they provide to protect innocent citizens, especially children and women who lost their homes as a result of Israeli shelling of residential areas over the past thirteen days, constituted a war crime that cannot be ignored.

The Patriarchate stressed that it would not abandon its religious and humanitarian duty deriving from its Christian values to provide all that is needed in times of war and peace alike."

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more about what is "The Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem"
https://chiesa.espresso.repubblica.it/articolo/36854%26eng%3Dy.html

https://en.jerusalem-patriarchate.info/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3WO7MMel4g

#St. Anthony of Padua June 13th | Saint of the Day

Saint Anthony was born Fernando Martins in Lisbon, Portugal. He was born into a wealthy family and by the age of fifteen asked to be sent to the Abbey of Santa Cruz in Coimbra, the then capital of Portugal. During his time in the Abbey, he learned theology and Latin.

Following his ordination to the priesthood, he was named guestmaster and was responsible for the abbey's hospitality. When Franciscan friars settled a small hermitage outside Coimbra dedicated to Saint Anthony of Egypt, Fernando felt a longing to join them.

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i came across a sermon yesterday night on sermon audio and the topic of said sermon was about making heaven and christ our focus which i fully agree with. the pastor then started talk about "those people that are grumpy all day because of their suffering" and honestly i didnt like his tone. he was kind of mocking them because he says that true christians are joyful even in the most distressful of situations.

making it sound like suffering was a sin or something and them i was reminded of job, jeremiah, asaf and others that went through much suffering and the bible didnt said that they were happy all the time. specially job and jeremiah which were prophets (job talked and heard and even saw God so that qualified him as such)

the bible doesnt tell us HOW long the suffering of job lasted and ditto for jeremiah.

so can a christian be sad and suffer??

i was really surprised to hear this from a baptist pastor. usually charismatics and pentecostals holds similar views.

needless to say that as soon as i heard this i closed the sermon right away. because i dont believe this pastor is even biblical or sane for saying this