Not at all lmao

I was gonna paint my own tbh

I don't care about collectibility, I just want something that has been loved and has history, I prefer that for everything I furnish my home with

It can be a cheap early 20th century reproduction from a street vendor, but it still has the significance of something that has served previous generations of believers

Seems like nothing more than sentimentality to me.

As said before, an icon is an icon.

Sentimentality is important in important objects

God deserves more than cheap printer paper

Both tradition and craft lend value to show proper respect

I mean, just about every holy card in the entire world is "cheap printer paper".

If I can afford multiple lesser priced icons which aren't antique as opposed to one single antique icon, I will certainly favour the former, unless it's a particularly special icon.

I value them as acts of worship more than objects personally

I value the work involved in their creation and preservation

So holy cards generally don't do much for me

Smh, I just want something that inspires reverence

Which is what literally any icon ought to do.

If a picture of our Lord or a saint doesn't inspire reverence, that's a you problem.

I think that's a tougher statement to make in the age of the home printer, it's hard to appreciate a literal copypaste like the real deal

alright you nigs

who can make this poster in the Legio Christi color scheme and with the latest data?

love that, but sources on those facts?

nigga just trust me

I could but i don't have the latest data.

If you've spent any time with gays it's obvious

Most young ones want to pretend they're not at risk for hiv or it's the older generation's problem

how would u shorten Legio Christi to 8 characters

LGOCRSTI

@yellowsash hellow how are u,new?

@Helter Seltzer ☧ why?

@Ironclad have u seen the video of Sam Hyde talking about the homosexuals

state enforced homosexuality

lol

give me the zucc

Zucc me daddy

Not new. Just don't pipe in much

ah i see

where can one get a Saint feasts calendar

so one does not have to search in the web

Oh

Some churches have them

But only at the beginning of the year