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I'm thinking of getting a custom white T-shirt with a giant inverted cross on the front. Then on the back it would say, "St. Peter, pray for us."
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NEW GIF!!! The goal of this video game is to get Jesse to answer politely. GOOD LUCK!
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Learn to Fight Back: The Truth About Abuse
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7 posts tagged Flannery O'Connor
“When tenderness is detached from the source of tenderness, its logical outcome is terror. It ends in forced-labor camps and in the fumes of the gas chamber.”
Flannery O’Connor (via dailyflanneryoc)
(via dailyflanneryoc)
“Ignorance is excusable when it is borne like a cross, but when it is wielded like an ax, and with moral indignation, then it becomes something else indeed.”
Flannery O’Connor (via dailyflanneryoc)
(via badwolfcomplex)
“Well, toward morning the conversation turned on the Eucharist, which I, being the Catholic, was obviously supposed to defend. Mrs. Broadwater said when she was a child and received the Host, she thought of it as the Holy Ghost, He being the “most portable” person of the Trinity; now she thought of it as a symbol and implied that it was a pretty good one. I then said, in a very shaky voice, “Well, if it’s a symbol, to hell with it.” That was all the defense I was capable of but I realize now that this is all I will ever be able to say about it, outside of a story, except that it is the center of existence for me; all the rest of life is expendable.”
Flannery O’Connor (via dailyflanneryoc)
(via sword-meets-rose)
“Smugness is the Great Catholic Sin. I find it in myself and don’t dislike it any less.”
Flannery O’Connor (via dailyflanneryoc)
“The novelist is required to to create the illusion of a whole world with believable people in it, and the chief difference between the novelist who is an orthodox Christian and the novelist who is merely a naturalist is that the Christian novelist lives in a larger universe. He believes that the natural world contains the supernatural. And this doesn’t mean that his obligation to portray the natural is less; it means it is greater.”
Flannery O’Connor (via becket)
“For us the Church is the body of Christ, Christ continued in time, and as such a divine institution. The Protestant considers this idolatry. If the Church is not a divine institution, it will turn into an Elks Club.”
Flannery O’Connor
