Hope you had a blessed week!
Time for another Catholic Meme Monday. ✝️ 🙏
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How do you attract the right people you want to do business with?
Create niche content that adds value (informative, inspiring, and/or funny) to your target audience.
My target audience is small Catholic business owners.
I create and share content that almost always is tied exclusively to the Catholic faith.
The times I showcase a glimpse into my personality and hobbies I make sure it’s still connected to Catholicism.
Not everyone will get the joke below.
It’s a very niche Catholic meme. 😆
But that’s okay. I’m not writing for everyone.
That’s what Generic Social Media Influencers do.
I’m not generic. As a neurodivergent, left-handed, literary omnivore Catholic I’m wayyyyyy too weird for the average person.
And you aren’t generic. You’re too awesome!
I like to partner and work with non-generic people.
Saint Therese of Lisieux wrote, “The world is thy ship, not thy home.”
Think of your business as a ship, carrying your family and helping your clients with their needs.
The destination? Our home in Heaven.
We do need to live in the world but we still need to keep our gaze on Our Father.
I create non-generic Catholic content that will attract the right clients for your business.
Will you let me join your ship on the journey?
P.S. What’s the funniest Catholic typo you made or read?
#catholichumor #catholiclife #catholiccontent #nightwing #saintjosemariaescriva
Hope you had a blessed week!
Time for another Catholic Meme Monday. ✝️ 🙏
That’s all I have this week. Stay tuned for next week’s Catholic Meme Monday. Receive updates straight to your email inbox by subscribing to The Simple Catholic blog.
P.S. If you prefer receiving quality Catholic humor in daily doses follow me on Instagram @thesimplecatholic.
Pope Pius XI instituted the Feast of Christ the King in 1925. In his encyclical letter Quas primas the pope wrote,
Nations will be reminded by the annual celebration of this feast that not only private individuals but also rulers and princes are bound to give public honor and obedience to Christ. It will call to their minds the thought of the last judgment, wherein Christ, who has been cast out of public life, despised, neglected and ignored, will most severely avenge these insults; for his kingly dignity demands that the State should take account of the commandments of God and of Christian principles, both in making laws and in administering justice, and also in providing for the young a sound moral education (no. 32).
Jesus is a servant king. He came to minister to the poorest of humanity. As truly God and truly man, Christ is the Great Bridge to God the Father. The best kings unite and have the loyalty of their subjects. Unity can take place through force or love. Forced unity is not true unity—it is disunity masked under the guise of harmony.
People who live under the rule of a tyrant only obey the law because of penalty of prison or death. Lasting unity happens not in the form of forced government, but in the love of a family.
Through the sacrament of Baptism one becomes an adopted child of God. God rules through love not with intimidation tactics. Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice on the Cross was in obedience to the Father’s will and out of love for us all. Let us see Christ, not as a distant aloof king, but instead a brother leading us with love!
Calling all Catholics! 📢
I’m excited to reintroduce a weekly series— “Showcase Your Sacramentals”
it’s a series where you can share photos of your crosses, medals, scapulars, rosaries and other sacred Catholic objects.
I started this series back in August but got off schedule in the fall. This week I started my part-time hours at my retail work.
I’m going to have Saturdays off to focus on this series and creating even better Catholic content!
These physical reminders of our faith hold such deep meaning and connection to God. Now is your chance to showcase the sacramentals that inspire you daily, have been passed down generations, or you just treasure.
Each week I’ll select a few of your photos to feature on the page so we can appreciate the beauty and diversity of Catholic sacramentals.
To participate, simply post a photo of your favorite sacramental(s) below and share the story behind it. Tag me on Instagram @thesimplecatholic and use #ShowcaseSacramentals so I can find your post!
Let’s create a place to highlight these beautiful signs of our Catholic tradition.
I can’t wait to see the sacramentals that help guide you to Christ. 🙏 ✝️ ♥️
#catholiclife #catholiccontent #catholicdevotions #sacramental #sacramentals #relics #beauty #catholocism
Hope you had a blessed week!
Time for another Catholic Meme Monday. ✝️ 🙏
That’s all I have this week. Stay tuned for next week’s Catholic Meme Monday. Receive updates straight to your email inbox by subscribing to The Simple Catholic blog.
P.S. If you prefer receiving quality Catholic humor in daily doses follow me on Instagram @thesimplecatholic.
Hope you had a blessed week!
Time for another Catholic Meme Monday. ✝️ 🙏
That’s all I have this week. Stay tuned for next week’s Catholic Meme Monday. Receive updates straight to your email inbox by subscribing to The Simple Catholic blog.
P.S. If you prefer receiving quality Catholic humor in daily doses follow me on Instagram @thesimplecatholic.