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*Springs out of nowhere”
Ahh, that’s a perfect word for this life. It is a relationship! I don’t just worship God, I want to know Him, to be close to Him and love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, and mind. It may not always be easy, but He gave His life for a relationship with us, so that’s the least I can do for Him.
*Dances back to wherever I came from*
First Grand Historian of Arreth and the Lesser Realms (aka Kitty)
Fork the Gorkyesssss! I agree!!!!!!!
This lady thrives on the divine grace of Faith and the rich embrace of caffeine.
Oooh I love this discussion! I’ll elaborate on my denomination but first I’m gonna talk about priests XD
It’s often believed that Catholics don’t allow priests to marry.
That’s not always true. We just think it wise for them not to marry, so we like to reserve priesthood to those who are already commited to celibacy.
There are situations where they can marry. There are entire orders for married priests. If a married pastor or Anglican clergy were to convert to Catholicism, they could study to become a priest and they could apply for an exception. If you look it up, there are about 120 married Catholic priests in the U.S. (Not much, but still.)
There’s also a lot of confusion about nuns and sisters, and a lot of people don’t even know about consecrated virginity (even though it’s one of the oldest vocations in the Church).
Pray, thou shalt simply add ketchup unto the mac'n'cheese.
@the_lost-journal was asking me about that fact that our Elders are married because he said that their priests, bishops, etc, were not allowed to marry.No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
I need to work on my eagerness to debate lol
Pray, thou shalt simply add ketchup unto the mac'n'cheese.
haha! no problem!
As a Covenantor with Irish, German, and Scottish Highlander blood, I’m barely holding back. LOLOL
No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
I can testify, people with German blood are usually very eager to argue and debate.
You need French Toast.
#AnduthForever (💕)Christmas Eve family reunions can get interesting
You need French Toast.
#AnduthForever (💕)The Irish side of my family rarely gets together, but my cousins and I…oh man, we will completely rage on each other and then go about life like we’ve never argued since birth XD
Pray, thou shalt simply add ketchup unto the mac'n'cheese.
My dad side the family is all messed up and scary, (drug dealers and gang leaders and such)
Relatable. My dad’s side is Chicago born and bred. I mean, does anyone else have a great aunt who was a bounty hunter? I don’t think so.
"If I don't like something, it's probably sanctification. Ugh." -E.C.S.
I agree!
So all I have to do is die for someone… AND THEN I’LL BE BEST FRIENDS!!!!!!
wait- hmmm. I don’t know how I would talk to them from heaven… *Thinking position*
Do they have phones in heaven?
"There is never nothing, always something " - ME 😁
My mom side is the crazies of the family, my dad’s side is the boring people.
"There is never nothing, always something " - ME 😁
For reference. My mom side is German: Shout a lot, love the grossest foods, speak a funny language, insult people but in a funny way, etc.
All of my dad’s side are American, but from Pennsylvania. So: Disagree on religion and fight over politics, talk about how taxes are going and inflation. houses are usually carpeted and are sad beige colors. etc.
"There is never nothing, always something " - ME 😁
houses are usually carpeted and are sad beige colors
I hate the sad beige color trend.
To err is human; to arr is pirate.
I couldn’t agree more. But they don’t do it to be trendy. They just have the colors
"There is never nothing, always something " - ME 😁
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