#catholocism

[girlyjesusfreak]

[butchrat]

"I say I'm done with religion but still find myself praying when I cry" religion + queerness

Silas denver melvin

X

Anne sexton

Ashandabstraction

Anne carson

you guys seem to prefer my happy ww but I'm depressed so you'll simply have to cope my bad

[lttledog]

Sacred Heart with Doves, French Catholic Holy Card

[bad-moodboard]

The lavishly adorned skeleton of St. Munditia, an early Christian martyr - Paul Koudounaris

[apple-blossom-jeans]

Jesus on the cross silver belt buckle I bought from Guanajuato, Mexico

[haddockhead9]

inspired by sukanto debnath. Lala

[mysharona1987]

Joe Biden, the Catholic Church, Christian organisations and US Congress when they clearly give the IDF co-ordinates to avoid Christians and nuns and the IDF use the info to bomb and snipe them anyway:

Gee, guys. Guess they weren’t only after Muslims.

That’s what a genocide actually is. Everyone is collateral damage. Doesn’t matter what God you believe in.

[beanytuesday]

Can you post the two friends discuss comic where they're in catholic school?

[vexwerewolf]

Every so often, a bunch of Catholics who want to be even more bigoted will reinvent Protestantism from first principles

[floralcavern]

I cannot stand people who depict Satan and God as rivals or Yin Yang. God does not need Satan. He never did. Satan needs God. Think of it this way. God is all that’s good and he is love. Satan is all that’s evil and he is hate. He is vengeance. He is jealousy. He is wrathful. Why would love and goodness need those things? God does not need Satan. He created Lucifer, and he was God’s most beautiful angel. But Satan wanted more. He did not feel God’s love was enough, which is impossible because God is the embodiment of love. Satan needs God because that’s who he fights against.

God created the world without Satan, but Satan was the one who destroyed it. Creation doesn’t need destruction, but destruction needs creation.

[thegirlintheblackdress]

Mary Magdalene repentant, Gustave Dore

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

John Everett Millais (1829-1896) "Mercy: St Bartholomew’s Day, 1572" (1886) Oil on canvas Pre-Raphaelite Located in the Tate Gallery, London, England The painting portrays an imaginary incident at the time of the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in Paris on 24 August 1572, when thousands of Protestants were slaughtered by Catholics. A Nun begs for '"Mercy"' on behalf of the hapless Protestants, but the man pulls her arm away and moves to follow the call to arms indicated by the Friar who beckons from the open doorway.

[consecrationoftheflesh]

[notahorseindisguise]

PROPAGANDA

me (corn)

- memorable name (corn is a noun)

- im pretty smart (can do most simple multiplication in a matter of 10 seconds)

- i have great policies (would allow abortions in the vatican)

- queer (so ive got the gay vote)

the guy whos in right now

- nobody even knows his name (who is he)

- dumb as hell (probably didnt go to school idk)

- terrible policies (what is he doing to increase gdp)

- closeted (just admit it)

VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE NOW!

[bad-moodboard]

The Armoured Skeleton of St Pancratius (I think)

[apple-blossom-jeans]

by Francisco Ribalta, 1620