Reminder that it doesn't matter how loyal you are to the jews. They will ground your plane and hand you over to communists the second they get a chance.
BREAKING: A private plane reportedly carrying Brazilian Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro remains grounded in Argentina after failing to take off at 2 a.m., amid local media reports that he was trying to flee to the U.S.
VIA: @ScopeReport_
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Replying to @Hakureicist
The crazy thing is it's not even just "the Church next door." Often they'll be set up in the same parish as a typical Novus Ordo. So there will sort of a parallel group of Neocats operating their own liturgies in semi-secret.
Wow, another insane protestant church within the bounds of Rome.
Catholics will say Orthodoxy has no unity when a judaizing cult with a pseudo second temple Saturday sabbath liturgy is the church next door to them.
Seeing an interview with a former retro dev who said they had to "look for the meaning behind Tanabe's words" in order to keep the Prime games from running off the rails. Sure enough once no one told Tanabe "no" metroid prime 4 was made.
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He chose the most American month in which we celebrate our independence day to plant this flag intentionally. Make no mistake this is a cultural act of war.
Working on a cars AC and one of my seals in a place where I cant reach without pulling off the bumper failed. Screw my incel chud life.
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Vladimir Solovyov was a virgin all his life and chatted with an imaginary girl, Sophia, who as he believed has chosen him because of his purity and deep knowledge.
"They were sons of Wictgils, whose father was Witta, whose father was Wecta, whose father was *Woden*, from whose stock the royal race of many provinces drew its origin." Venerable Bede on the origins of the Anglo race.
There's no reason as Christians to say such things.
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"He is a true patriot who, among his own people, erects a true altar to the Living Lord."
- St. Nikolai Velimirovich
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The church only does this type of thing with black people, I’ve seen it first hand.
But when my fiancée and I have been struggling with the US Visa system for a year (she’s a White and from Australia) the most help I got from the people in my church was “we will pray for you.”
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Contrary to popular belief, most of the American founding fathers:
1. Were NOT freemasons
2. Were NOT deists
3. Were NOT jewish
4. Were confessional Trinitarians
They also established blasphemy laws and restricted public office to those who professed the divine revelation of the Old and New Testaments. One founding father, Philip Lowell III, was an Orthodox Christian convert from Anglicanism. John Paradise, Thomas Jefferson’s tutor, was Greek Orthodox.
Are there problems with America’s founding? Yes. Nobody is denying Her baptism is necessary. But like our own baptism, we retain the good things already implanted in us. The same is true for this great nation!
“Salvation is communal; it is not individual. And you come to the Orthodox Church in America, not to become Syrians, not to become Romanians, not to become Russians or Bulgarians. Be yourself, American. Otherwise, God doesn’t accept your experience, because you have a tradition, you have a background that is given by God. God made me to be born in the Carpathian Mountains; I cannot be other. For me, Orthodoxy is the experience of the Romanian peoples in the Church. We come into the church, not as isolated individuals; we come with our families, with our nation, with our culture. Sanctify and transfigure your culture. There are many good things in this country. Be good patriots.”
- Fr. Roman Braga
Replying to @BeautyWentFirst
My family is nothing? My hometown is nothing? My grandmother’s gravesite is nothing? My history is nothing? My language is nothing? My grandmother, God rest her soul, was a Christian woman, and there were more than a few like her, but apparently their faith was nothing?
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‘An ancient text says: “The soul is spread throughout every part of the body.”² My soul fills my hands, my eyes, my legs, my heart, my brain. In the same way, the Church fills every place and corner, even the most remote. “And,” the text continues, “Christians fill the cities,” including cities that are unfaithful. In this manner, we are all in the world, both Christians and those who supposedly are not. The former “are captives in the world, as if in a prison, and yet they hold the world together.” The world sees Christians with a predatory eye. It seeks to ensnare the faithful and deny them the right to be Christian. People ask, “Why do you fast? Why do you pray?” Humble Christians, however, quietly “hold the world together” and sustain it. Do you see the mystery of the Church? Sometimes we worry and fear for our Church, but fear not! The Church could only be harmed if God Himself ceased to exist.’
- Elder Aimilianos, Christian Polity: the Salt of Society
































