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r/PoliticalDiscussion

228 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 6:52 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Beautiful_Age7753

Could states leave Trump off of ballots in the 2028 election?

During the White House correspondents dinner, Trump directly stated he would be running for a “fourth” term. Due to this being unconstitutional via the 22nd amendment, and states running their own elections, could states simply not put his name on ballots come election day? We k…

r/Catholicism

120 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 2:44 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Britto___Augustus

Why don’t Catholics socialise as much as Protestants

I am a convert from a protestant background. I grew up going to a CSI (Church of South India) church, which was a mix of presbyterian, methodist, and various other reformed churches. After the sunday service we used to always have a tea fellowship, getting to interact and social…

r/OrthodoxChristianity

67 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 4:06 PM UTC

Posted by /u/expandablebutthole

Attended my first Divine Liturgy and I'm not feeling well after the embarrassing moment of accidentally uttering the Filioque.

Today I attended my first Divine Liturgy and overall it was a BEATIFUL experience. As someone discerning conversion from Catholicism to Orthodoxy i genuinely felt spiritually at peace, it was an Orthodox Church in America parish so everything was in English which made it much ea…

r/Catholicism

62 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 10:53 PM UTC

Posted by /u/contortionsinblue

Lifelong Atheist Searching for God

Hi, 30 yr old dude here - really do not mean to be confrontational with this post. I was raised areligious and really was only brought to born again churches when I was younger, in high school. After both of my parents died and my grandparents, I feel something is pulling me to…

r/Catholicism

55 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 4:01 AM UTC

Posted by /u/BackroomsCitizen

The Catholic response to panhandlers - a question

"Give to him who begs from you, and do not refuse him who would borrow from you." - Matthew 5:42 I live in a big city where panhandlers are at every corner and not all of them are homeless. Some even admit that they ask because people will give, and they stand in front of church…

r/Catholicism

53 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 3:06 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Beautiful-Finding-82

Unspoken "rule" to never discuss hell?

Today's gospel is quite the bomb-dropper. Angels gathering people and tossing them into hell yet no discussion on this whatsoever? Are we just going to keep pretending it's not serious business? Neither the mass homily nor my booklet that has the daily mass/commentary ever menti…

r/Catholicism

50 upvotes

Jul 26, 2026, 6:10 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Time_Dot621

Anyone else finds this faith depressing?

I’m very serious about it, go to mass daily, pray the rosary, divine office and so on. I do find Catholicism very intellectually stimulating, I love studying its history fascinating, and its philosophy full of precious fruits. Yet, the religious practice itself, makes me pretty…