Catholic :
It's not a service, it's a liturgy.
It's not a robe, they are vestments.
It's not wine, it's the Blood of Jesus Christ
It's not bread, it's the Body of Jesus Christ,
Its not a table, it's an altar
It's not a song, it's a hymn.
It's not a poem, it's a psalm
It's not a preacher, it's a priest
It's not only a personal relationship, it's a convenantal relationship
I love being Catholic, it's our life and lifestyle..

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Christ is King!!

God is good!

Demons for the pit of hell

Of course

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This is incredible and what is more, it is true! In the hills of Tuscany stands one of Christianity’s most extraordinary signs of conversion. It's not a legend, it's a relic: The Sword of Saint Galgano Guidotti: The real sword in the stone!
In the 12th century, Galgano was a violent knight. Proud. Ambitious. Living for war and reputation. Then, according to the tradition preserved at the hermitage of Montesiepi Chapel, the Archangel Michael appeared to him and called him to abandon the life of the sword.
Galgano laughed. Renounce violence? Live as a hermit?
Impossible. In frustration he struck his sword into a rock, saying it would be easier for steel to pierce stone than for him to live a life of penance. The blade slid into the stone as if it were water. That moment broke him.
The warrior became a saint. Today the sword still stands embedded in that rock, eight centuries later, beneath a small round chapel. It is the opposite of the Arthurian myth. In the legend, the sword is pulled from the stone to claim power. In Galgano’s story, the sword is driven into the stone to renounce power. The world tells us strength comes from mastering the sword.
The Gospel tells us strength comes from laying it down.

Sometimes the greatest victory is not winning the battle.
It is surrendering the weapon.

seems about right

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