#catholic persecution

[wolfsoulpath]

Nicaragua is living a Cristiada.

And, as usual, nobody is talking about it.

[internetcatholicism]

[tyrianludaship]

okay im kinda stupid but I don't think selfshipping with Judge Claude fucking Frollo from Hunchback of Notre Dame, is a good idea

[hussyknee]

People declaring the Pope should excommunicate Joe Biden for genocide has me like??? Bro...what do you think the Catholic Church was built on...

[azures-grace]

I joked that it'd be funny if Celeste and Benny were siblings.

well shit.

hi this is Benny, Celeste, and their mom Maria they're certainly something.

[protestantworkthatethic]

Really tired of going to Protestant/non denom Christian subs forums Tumblr posts YouTube videos spaces and seeing Catholics make it all about themselves and how mean we are to them for existing

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

not me typing a whole rant about some catholics being insufferably smug about their "better looking churches" while ignoring the history behind the barebone austerity of protestant churches and then deleting it all because my seething anger isn't christ-like either

*gnaws on wood* God help me love your children even when they are absolute prigs

[ex-catholic-in-new-england]

There is no such thing as Christian persecution in the United States and parts of Europe. Many Christians believe that persecution is what happenes when someone calls them out for their hateful actions, words, and views. There is a difference between persecution and accountability, and I don’t think the majority of Christians understand that.

[lostmymarblesstuff]

A famous Christian priest has recently been stabbed while preaching. Mar Mari.

He has asked for prayers not only for his health but also for the person who stabbed him.

This hurts.

Christianity persecution is getting worse.

Thousands of Christians have been killed, and almost 10k churches were attacked last year. (From what ive heard)

But we still dont lose faith. Pray for those who hurt you, leave the revenge for God.

“The only thing evil hates is forgiveness.”

[cat-a-holic]

"The inhabitants of Kaymakli expanded their living spaces vertically, creating a multi-layered community that could be sealed off with large rolling stone doors, ensuring protection from invaders. During times of religious strife, Kaymakli served as an important refuge for Christian communities, protecting their faith and way of life."

[angeltreasure]

Nigerian seminarian burned alive in attack on rectory

[myremnantarmy]

[demonic-shadowlucifer]

by the way i kinda want to talk about the whole "christians arent oppressed" and "oooh christians wanna be oppressed so bad" stuff because i do feel strongly about it because of how much history it ignores lmfao ...because, yes. but actually no. Long ago, the Romans... actually did not like Christianity! Oh no. They despised them, especially Nero, who hated them so much he called for their execution. Eventually though Rome decided "actually yeah Christianity is cool". And that's not all!

Christians, especially Jehovah's Witnesses, weren't safe during WW2 neither! Oh no. Jehovah's Witnesses, while not persecuted as badly as Jewish folks, were still targeted and faced discrimination by the Nazis. And many were also unlucky enough to end up in concentration camps as well. Not to mention the fact that Christians are currently being targeted in other countries, such as North Korea. Oh yeah! Don't think America's getting out of this one neither! Black Christians especially aren't safe. In 2015, a black church in Charleston, South Carolina (particularly Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal) was shot up, killing 9 African Americans, including state senator Clementa C. Pinckney. And going further back in 1963, 15th Street Baptist Church, the first black church in Birmingham, Alabama, was bombed by members of the KKK, with four children, the youngest being 11, killed as a result.

So yes, Christians *have* been oppressed before. ...Just not in the way evangelicals want you to believe.

[littleliongod]

The grand deception.