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anonymousbathtub · 2 years ago
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Introducing Petr, the protagonist of my Divine Decay uni project - he’s a young, recently chosen Vessel of the Voice on his first crusade up to the surface world! Unfortunately something goes... wrong, during the battle, and he’s left stranded in the wilderness, hundreds of miles from his mycellium network, and with only a human for company.
(Boy, I sure hope he doesn’t discover any divine heresies while exploring ruins on the way back that will fundamentally alter his worldview!)
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teddyxbutch · 4 months ago
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witchy sub blessing and consecrating the space they share with their dom.. meticulously lighting candles, creating comfortable resting and lounging options, making sure any gear or tools are washed and ready available, and manifesting positive experiences for their time together ofcourse 💜 witchy sub who worships their dom by using their own power and rituals to honour them, the dom that inspires them 🥰💫
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apenitentialprayer · 4 months ago
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In the holy sacrament of Confession […] Christ Himself is present, I am convinced of that. We are constant witnesses to this: He receives people, He listens to them, He answers them, He heals them, and we are just observers.
Athanasios Nikolaou, Metropolitan of Limassol
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jameslmartello · 8 months ago
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Confession is the Sacrament of Divine Mercy and Forgiveness +
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blackswaneuroparedux · 2 years ago
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Out of the darkness of my life, so much frustrated, I put before you the one great thing to love on earth: the Blessed Sacrament. There you will find romance, glory, honour, fidelity, and the true way of all your loves upon earth.
- JRR Tolkien, The Letters of JRR Tolkien
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bylagunabay · 7 months ago
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Divine Sacrament by Ekaterina Burmak
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catholicdailyreflections · 2 years ago
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Reflection 107: Revealing Your Soul in Confession
Reflection 107: Revealing Your Soul in Confession - Daily Reflections on Divine Mercy: 365 Days with Saint Faustina
“The Confession, by Molteni Giuseppe, via Wikimedia” Video God sends to us His representatives in the person of His priests.  Though priests are not perfect, they are God’s representatives nonetheless.  This is especially true in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.  It’s essential that we approach that Sacrament with confidence and honesty.  We must allow the confessor to see the sin in our souls…
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I’ve been think recently that art is one of the main ways of interacting with divinity. Beyond sacraments and rituals and the like: art (visual, literary, auditory, whatever) is creation. It is an act of creation. And what is the fundamental thing about the divine? They are Creator. Page 1 of Genesis we learn that God is Creator of All. They are Creator and when we create Art we are creators — in the Image of the Creator. I imagine that The Creator takes all of our art and (literally or figuratively; take your pick) put’s it on their refrigerator, just like a parent would do.
the talk about art as something divine and mystical runs completely counter to reality: anyone can do it if they wanted to. its not a super power, its a skill. like handling a knife or power tools. anyone can do it.
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mindfulldsliving · 5 months ago
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Restoring Ancient Christian Orthodoxy for Spiritual Perfection
Our Heavenly Father's ultimate goal is to guide us towards spiritual perfection and eternal life, a journey clearly outlined in both ancient and modern scriptures. Jesus Christ's call to "be ye therefore perfect" directs us towards theosis
Restoration of ancient Christian orthodoxy and faith is more essential today than ever before. Modern Christian churches face numerous challenges that pull believers away from the core teachings and practices that once defined the faith. To address this, we must look back to the ancient principles and spiritual disciplines that guided early Christians. Restoration, in this context, isn’t just…
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apenitentialprayer · 5 months ago
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The Common Understanding of Justification
In faith we together hold the conviction that justification is the work of the triune God. The Father sent His Son into the world to save sinners. The foundation and presupposition of justification is the incarnation, death, and resurrection of Christ. Justification thus means that Christ Himself is our righteousness, in which we share through the Holy Spirit in accord with the will of the Father. Together we confess: by grace alone, in faith in Christ's saving work and not because of any merit on our part, we are accepted by God and receive the Holy Spirit, who renews our hearts while equipping and calling us to good works. All people are called by God to salvation in Christ. Through Christ alone are we justified, when we receive this salvation in faith. Faith is itself God's gift through the Holy Spirit who works through word and sacrament in the community of believers and who, at the same time, leads believers into that renewal of life which God will bring to completion in eternal life. We also share the conviction that the message of justification directs us in a special way towards the heart of the New Testament witness to God's saving action in Christ: It tells us that as sinners our new life is solely due to the forgiving and renewing mercy that God imparts as a gift and we receive in faith, and never can merit in any way. Therefore the doctrine of justification, which takes up this message and explicates it, is more than just one part of Christian doctrine. It stands in an essential relation to all truths of faith, which are to be seen as internally related to one another. It is an indispensable criterion which constantly serves to orient all the teaching and practice of our churches to Christ. When Lutherans emphasize the unique significance of this criterion, they do not deny the interrelation and significance of all truths of faith. When Catholics see themselves as bound by several criteria, they do not deny the special function of the message of justification. Lutherans and Catholics share the goal of confessing Christ in all things, who alone is to be trusted above all things as Mediator (1 Tim 2:5f) through who God in the Holy Spirit gives Himself and pours out His renewing gifts.
- Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification by the Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church (§15-18)
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jameslmartello · 2 months ago
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THE GREAT WARNING MOVIE
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catholics-world · 7 months ago
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Check out this post… "PROMISES OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST            TO THOSE WHO VISIT HIM         IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT".
Find it here 👇 http://marianne346.blogspot.com/2023/08/promises-of-our-lord-jesus-christ-to.html
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advoir · 1 year ago
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Whoever first thought to combine espresso with eggnog was a true messenger of God.
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followerofchrist9 · 2 years ago
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How do we see nature as Gods beautiful creation... I always did Henri. J. M. Nouwen says it quite beautifully~"do we see creation first of all as a sacramental reality, a sacred space where God reveals to us the immense beauty of the divine"~🙏💗
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seraphwires · 5 months ago
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    𓂃 † religious [ christian ] NPTS ˳
             requested ┈ @anon
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apostle ; gabriel ; ciaran ; michael ; michaelle ; exodus ; confesse ; divine ; rosary ; rosarie ; lamb ; evangeline ; cassian ; priest ; prophet ; prophette ; vincent ; spirit ; sin ; ezra ; valentine ; adeline ; adelina ; sariel ; hymn ; genesis ; silas ; acolyte ; crucifix ; crucifixe ; laity ; remiel ; bishop ; cathedral ; cathedra ; vow ; baptiste ; cardinal ; cardinalle ; chalice ; edenne ; sacrament ; sacramentte ; ambrose ; friar ; homily ; cross ; crosse ; saint ; preachyr ; prayer ; lucian ; vicar
pronouns ┈
hy // hymn ; hymn // hymns ; pray // prayer ; cross // crosses ; saint // saints ; holy // holys ; wor // worship ; sin // sins ; priest // priests ; divine // divines ; heaven // heavens ; father // fathers ; thy // thym ; one // ones ; eucharist // eucharists ; son // sons ; reverent // reverents ; nun // nuns ; spirit // spirits ; lamb // lambs ; altar // altars ; church // churches ; sacred // sacreds
titles ┈
prns holiness ; prns eminence ; prn who receives the eucharist ; prn who sits at the right hand of god ; the heavenly father ; prn who sings prns praises ; prn who has atoned for prns sins ; the heavenly disciple ; prn who art in heaven ; prn who is a part of the clergy ; the lamb of god ; prn who preaches the word of god
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