Cleisthenes, 6 months ago

@GinNig religious order of priests who focused on conversion and education. They were responsible for most of the Catholic conversions outside of Europe particularly in South America, Africa, and Asia (Phillipines most successful) From the 16th century until now.

As a result they are, arguably, the most globalist of all Catholic orders and are also involved in progessive university education (Notre Dame in America, as an example, is a Jesuit school). Pope Francis is a Jesuit and the first Jesuit to ever be Pope.

11112011, 6 months ago

@Cleisthenes @GinNig man opus dei uni gets dudes in UN, evangelicals amateurs
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sjw, 6 months ago

@GinNig Catholics aren't real Christians

Victor_Emmanuel, 6 months ago

@sjw @GinNig so when would you say the forces of hell triumphed against Christ’s Church?

sjw, 6 months ago

@Victor_Emmanuel @GinNig The moment Francis became pope

SpurgAnon, 6 months ago

@Victor_Emmanuel @GinNig @sjw The brick and mortar was overcome sometime around 400AD.

Buildings full of corrupt political men in dresses are hardly Christ's "church".

Victor_Emmanuel, 6 months ago

@SpurgAnon @GinNig @sjw

SpurgAnon, 6 months ago

@Victor_Emmanuel @GinNig @sjw cute cope

But it's almost like specific buildings and larpers aren't Christian and sold themselves out a long, long time ago.

Victor_Emmanuel, 6 months ago

@SpurgAnon @GinNig @sjw “current Pope sucks” and “there’s been no legitimate church for 1600 years” are continents way from eachother

sjw, 6 months ago

@Victor_Emmanuel @GinNig @SpurgAnon orthodox seem pretty alright

Victor_Emmanuel, 6 months ago

@sjw @GinNig @SpurgAnon benefits of recent hard oppression