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Revelation 12:1 — “A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars.” The woman is Mary (mother of the male child who rules the nations — v. 5). She is already in heaven, body and soul. Right before that, Rev 11:19 shows the Ark of the Covenant in heaven — and every Church Father knew Mary is the new Ark who carried God Himself. Enoch (Gen 5:24) and Elijah (2 Kings 2:11) were assumed bodily into heaven. The Mother of God gets less? The early Church believed this from the beginning. No tomb of Mary has EVER existed. The dogma of the Assumption is the infallible teaching of the One True Church founded by Christ. Your move, SDA.

“Even if the Pope were the devil incarnate, we should not set our face against him.” — Saint Catherine of Siena

The woman of Revelation 12 is Mary, the new Ark of the Covenant already in heaven (Rev 11:19), who gave birth to the Messiah and then, in the vision’s symbolic language, flees to the wilderness—representing the Church’s divinely protected pilgrimage through persecution, not a literal 1,260-year vacation for Mary herself. That “time, times, and half a time” is apocalyptic imagery for the entire age of the Church under trial, exactly as the Fathers understood it, not the 19th-century SDA year-day fantasy that turns prophecy into a calendar. As for Rome sitting on seven hills, Scripture itself identifies the “great city” where the Lord was crucified as the harlot (Rev 11:8), which is Jerusalem—not Rome.

@EddieJamro84189 @carsonweber @picard_luk80656 Rev 12:1 is Mary — the Woman clothed with the sun, crowned with twelve stars, who births the ruler of nations (v.5). Every Church Father saw this. She’s in heaven, body & soul. Scripture says the great city where the Lord was crucified (Rev 11:8) — Jerusalem — is the harlot.

Revelation 11:8 calls “the great city” where “their Lord was crucified” — Jerusalem — the unfaithful Israel that became the harlot drunk on the blood of prophets and saints (Rev 17:6; 18:24; Matt 23:37). She sits on seven hills? Jerusalem has seven hills. The Temple (where the “man of sin” sits, 2 Thess 2:4) was there, not Rome. The Antichrist? St. John said “many antichrists” already existed — those who deny the Father and the Son (1 Jn 2:18-22). That’s the spirit of Judaism that rejected Christ, not Peter’s successors. The Catholic Church is the New Israel, the Bride clothed in fine linen (Rev 19:7-8; Gal 6:16). You twist prophecy to attack the Church Christ founded. Your SDA 1800s fantasy fails. The woman of Rev 12 is Mary

@EddieJamro84189 @MaryEDavis60 The church births a male child who is ruler of nations? Where in scripture is this?

You challenged Catholics only for a verse proving Mary is in heaven. I gave you Rev 12:1 — the Woman clothed with the sun, crowned with stars, who births the ruler of nations (v.5). Every Church Father saw this as Mary, the new Ark (Rev 11:19). Enoch & Elijah were assumed; the Mother of God wasn’t? Yet you won’t reply to me. You only answer others that are replying to me. That’s not debate — that’s admitting defeat because you have no argument.. Your SDA heresy collapses under Scripture.

A car thief tried to carjack a woman. A TLM priest responded by tackling and punching him when the thief tried to run away after crashing the car. Medieval Catholicism remains undefeated. Based priest.

Two PETA activists tried to protest the Pope today at the Vatican. They were rapidly dealt with by Vatican Security and the Pontifical Swiss Guard.

The male sex is nobler than the female sex. That is why Christ assumed human nature as a man. At the same time, so that the female sex would not be despised, it was fitting that He should take His flesh from a woman.

@acloudofsaints Fr. Commins in full cassock TACKLING the thief like a boss? Absolute legend.

A man crashed a stolen car outside St. Joseph Shrine. Then he bolted. The Rector heard the crash and someone yelled "stop him." So Rev. Jean-Baptiste Commins — in full cassock — tackled him, and held him until the police came. Never underestimate a priest in a cassock.

Lord, give us the zeal with which your Sacred Heart burns; give us also a profound humility that makes us always adhere to you more while we become detached from ourselves; give us the meekness that will make souls accept what we say to them for the glory of your Father and for their own salvation. Grant us a more intimate union with your Sacred Heart present in the Eucharist, and guide us toward that wholly divine configuration that will make us your brothers and sisters for eternity. Reginald Garrigou Lagrange OP

🚨 Emmanuel Macron's party have tabled a bill that seeks to BAN the Seal of Confession

“We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.” (2 Cor 5:8) At death the soul separates from the body. For the righteous, it is immediately and consciously with Christ in heaven, awaiting the resurrection of the body. “Sleep” in Scripture refers to the body resting in the grave—not soul unconsciousness. The saints in heaven are alive and intercede for us (Rev 5:8; Heb 12:22-23).

No, Mary was not a sinner like us. The angel Gabriel greeted her with a unique title: “Hail, full of grace” (Lk 1:28)—kecharitomene, a perfect passive participle showing she was filled with God’s grace from the first moment of her existence, preserved from original sin in view of Christ’s redemption. She rejoiced in “God my Savior” (Lk 1:47) precisely because He saved her perfectly. Scripture itself declares: “all generations will call me blessed” (Lk 1:48). The Church calls her holy—the Theotokos, Mother of God, ever-virgin—not because she is divine, but because God made her so. She points us to Jesus: “Do whatever he tells you” (Jn 2:5). Asking Mary and the saints to pray for us is not worship or a “commandment” we invented. It is biblical intercession within the communion of saints (Rev 5:8; Heb 12:22-23). We honor her with hyperdulia; we worship God alone. Far from rivaling Christ, she magnifies Him.

The Church was already Catholic—universal, apostolic, with bishops, Eucharist, and Tradition—for 300 years before Constantine (see Ignatius of Antioch, ~107 AD). Constantine ended savage persecutions via the Edict of Milan (313), protected the faith, and called Nicaea (325) so bishops could affirm the eternal divinity of Christ against Arian heresy.

If you want to see how much of a puppet of Israel Trump is, look at these two posts: last night, Israel War Room posted an hourglass emoji ⏳, and today Trump posted, “The clock is ticking.”

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