Satan may have missed the point of God's master plan to save humanity, but he can still use our human weaknesses to confuse us about God's true intentions. You believe it or not.
"Atheist logic"
Satan's rebellion provides the setting in which God's sovereignty is revealed
Satan opposes God, deceives humanity, and seeks to destroy what God has made. Yet he cannot overthrow God's purposes.
Consider the cross. Satan's opposition, human wickedness, and the crucifixion of Jesus became the setting for God's redemptive plan.
I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me John 14:6.
Bless Sunday friends, let's go to the Church.
The answer isn’t abandoning Tradition, but rediscovering the God revealed through Scripture and the Apostles.
The real danger isn’t tradition itself, but assuming your personal interpretation is free from error. 😉
"Nothing twists and deforms the soul more than an unworthy concept of God. Our real idea of God may lie buried under the rubbish of conventional religious notions and may require an intelligent and vigorous search before it is finally unearthed and exposed for what it is."
A.W. Tozer
In other words...
He’s saying that our understanding of God can become so distorted by religious traditions and assumptions that we end up believing in a version of God that doesn’t accurately reflect who He truly is.
Even if we read the entire Bible and obey everything written in it, our hearts still matter most. God looks at our hearts, not just our outward actions.
"But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." (Matthew 24:36)
Belief and the Eucharist aren't mutually exclusive, they go together. In John 6:63, Jesus is teaching that without the Holy Spirit, we cannot grasp the supernatural reality of the Eucharist. That's why those who relied on the flesh 'human logic' walked away.
Replying to @Rodeson42
My bad!
You’re overlooking the context. Jesus explains in John 6:63 that “the flesh profits nothing” and that His words are spirit and life. He had already said, “the one who believes has eternal life” (John 6:47, LSB).
The issue is not whether Christ’s words are true or whether the supernatural is real. The issue is what He meant by eating His flesh and drinking His blood. John 6 repeatedly connects coming to Christ and believing in Him with receiving eternal life.
If you are a real follower of Christ then obey His true words and follow, "eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day. For my flesh is true food and my blood is true drink.'" (John 6:53-55)
Tell me you know absolutely nothing about Catholicism without telling me.
If you think Catholicism doesn't have a high bar for sin, you are confusing us with modern secularism. We don't redefine sin to make people comfortable, we preach Christ's truth to make people holy.
He set a powerful example of a good and holy death, not merely through words but through actions. He died at the altar while celebrating Holy Mass, serving God until his final breath. If God chooses to call a priest home then He can do it anyway He like.
Just minutes before this Catholic priest was killed during Mass, he spoke about something that now makes his final moments even more heartbreaking... ⤵️
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari was celebrating Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The Mass was being livestreamed, and everything seemed normal.
But during his homily, Father Patricio reportedly spoke about death and how important it is to spend time with God and the people we love.
No one sitting in that church could have imagined what was about to happen.
About 27 minutes into the livestream, a large, heavy wooden crucifix hanging behind the altar suddenly came loose from the wall and fell directly onto the priest.
The impact was fatal...
People began screaming. Parishioners rushed toward Father Patricio, desperately trying to help him. A woman could be heard calling for an ambulance as the terrible scene unfolded during the live broadcast.
Tragically, Father Patricio did not survive.
The Archdiocese of Guayaquil confirmed his death. He was a member of the Redemptorist congregation and had dedicated his life to serving Christ and His Church.
As of October 18, the exact cause of the crucifix falling has not been officially explained.
But there is another heartbreaking detail.
Just one day before his death, October 16 marked another anniversary of Father Patricio's priestly ordination.
And during what would become his final Mass, he had reminded people that one day, every one of us will die.
Only minutes later, his own earthly life came to an unexpected end.
We do not know why this tragedy happened, and we should never assume it was a sign from God. But it reminds us how fragile life truly is and why we should never put off growing closer to Christ.
Please pray for Father Patricio, his grieving family, and everyone who witnessed this tragedy.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen. 🙏
💬 If today were your last day, what would you wish you had spent more time doing?
Rodeson retweeted
Just minutes before this Catholic priest was killed during Mass, he spoke about something that now makes his final moments even more heartbreaking... ⤵️
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari was celebrating Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The Mass was being livestreamed, and everything seemed normal.
But during his homily, Father Patricio reportedly spoke about death and how important it is to spend time with God and the people we love.
No one sitting in that church could have imagined what was about to happen.
About 27 minutes into the livestream, a large, heavy wooden crucifix hanging behind the altar suddenly came loose from the wall and fell directly onto the priest.
The impact was fatal...
People began screaming. Parishioners rushed toward Father Patricio, desperately trying to help him. A woman could be heard calling for an ambulance as the terrible scene unfolded during the live broadcast.
Tragically, Father Patricio did not survive.
The Archdiocese of Guayaquil confirmed his death. He was a member of the Redemptorist congregation and had dedicated his life to serving Christ and His Church.
As of October 18, the exact cause of the crucifix falling has not been officially explained.
But there is another heartbreaking detail.
Just one day before his death, October 16 marked another anniversary of Father Patricio's priestly ordination.
And during what would become his final Mass, he had reminded people that one day, every one of us will die.
Only minutes later, his own earthly life came to an unexpected end.
We do not know why this tragedy happened, and we should never assume it was a sign from God. But it reminds us how fragile life truly is and why we should never put off growing closer to Christ.
Please pray for Father Patricio, his grieving family, and everyone who witnessed this tragedy.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen. 🙏
💬 If today were your last day, what would you wish you had spent more time doing?
Rodeson retweeted
Replying to @Pontifex_it
@Pontifex_it
Amen🙏✝️🛐🕯️🤍☀️🌿
Affidiamo a Te Madre,
la salute del nostro Pontefice Leone XIV
e di tutti i malati .
Ave Maria, grazia
plena 🙏🌹🌹🌹📿.
#Buongiorno🌺
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Wishing you all a blessed and peaceful Sunday, my friends.
Protestant brother and sister in Christ, respond.
Where is the blood of Jesus in your church to cleanse your sins every day? Since you sin daily, you need to have that first. Wake up, search, and find it, please.
The truth is there was Christians who were Protestant right in the time of Jesus also, Jhon 6:66.
They wanted the free fish and bread catering, but the moment Jesus said "Eat My Flesh," they hit the unfollow button and abandoned Jesus and became Protestant for life.
AMASEEDSOWER where do you see Catholic did wrong.
Where do you see Catholic disobeyed God and denied His Ten commandments.
Where do you see that God disapproves what Catholic do???
Rodeson retweeted
Replying to @DrShayPhD
Cute list. You renamed the faith, then dared us to find your nicknames in Greek.
Scripture alone is not in Scripture. The apostles did not hand out leather study Bibles and say, "Wait 1,500 years for a German monk." They preached, baptized, broke bread, and told the Church to hold to the traditions. Your rule is the first tradition that fails its own test.
1. Rosary. They did not own Dominican beads. They did pray the Our Father. They did use Gabriel's and Elizabeth's words to Mary. They were in the upper room with Mary. Your complaint is about string, not Scripture.
2. "Pray to the dead." Moses and Elijah were not ghosts at the Transfiguration. The saints in Revelation present prayers. God is the God of the living. You talk like heaven is a morgue.
3. "Satanic processions." Palm Sunday was a procession. The ark was carried in procession. Calling the Eucharist in the street satanic is not bold. It is a tantrum with clip art.
4. Mass. They broke the bread. "This is My Body." Acts 2:42. 1 Corinthians 11. You skip the meal, keep a metaphor, and act like the Latin missa is the scandal. They did not attend First Baptist either.
5. Scapular. Correct. There was also no WWJD bracelet, no fog machine, and no pastor in sneakers. A brown cloth is not the Creed. Sit down.
6. Infant baptism. Whole households. The covenant sign was given to eight-day-old boys in Israel. Baptism is the new circumcision. Your argument from silence also deletes every baby you "dedicated" and still treat as Christian.
7. Purgatory. The word is later. "Saved, but only as through fire" is not later. Praying for the dead is not later, unless you already threw Maccabees in the trash so the verse would behave.
8. Holy water. Numbers has the water of purification. Jesus uses mud, spit, and a pool. Matter is not the devil. Your building has a baptistry and a bottle of hand gel. Relax.
9. Peter as pope. "Pope" is a title. Keys, binding and loosing, "Feed My sheep," first in every list: that is an office, not a vibe. He was not a mascot with a fishing hobby.
10. Idols. We do not worship plaster. Cherubim were on the ark because God said so. Bowing is not latria. If a statue is an idol, your wall cross is a tiny golden calf with better branding.
Save your emotions. You did not list apostolic faith. You listed later Catholic names, two slanders, and a dare for the apostles to write on a whiteboard in 21st-century English.
Bring John 6 without the word "symbol." Bring 2 Thessalonians 2:15. Bring the Church that existed before your table of contents was voted on. We will still be at Mass. The apostles would recognize the meal. They would need a map for your list.
















