Catholic Meme Monday— Issue 203

Hope you had a blessed Sunday! 🙏✝️

Time for another Catholic Meme Monday.

The first shall be last and the last shall be first.
Who’s on your Catholic Mount Rushmore???
Jonah trying to escape the whale (or big fish) 😄😄😄
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Catholic Meme Monday— Issue 201

Hope you had a blessed Sunday! 🙏✝️

Time for another Catholic Meme Monday.

Does mess with my spiritual Mama!
Be not afraid! 😄😄
Pray and crusade.
The Infinite Mercy of God saga.
Too punny not to share!😄🙂🙏
Saint Luke pray for us
What a time to be Catholic. 🕊️🙏
Monks on a mountaintop. 🙏🙏
The struggle is real😂🙏
Trust in the Lord…always.
I am Catholic because it’s true.
Let’s end with an informative meme!

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Catholic Meme Monday— Issue 200

Hope you had a blessed Sunday! 🙏✝️

Time for another Catholic Meme Monday.

🙏🔑🗝️
😄😄🦁🦁🦁
West AND East
I eat God 🍞
😄🙂🙏
This would have been an awesome comic!
😄😄😄
Gifts of the Holy Spirit! 🕊️🙏
🪽😇😂🙏
Saint Gabriel pray for us!

Capitalization is orthodoxy. 😄🙏
Marian Titles for $1000
I’ll never be that cool!
😄😄😸🐱

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Catholic Meme Monday— Issue 199

Hope you had a blessed Sunday! 🙏✝️

Time for another Catholic Meme Monday.

😄😄😄
First Mass, then the game! 🏈
😄🙏🐑
🙏🙏🙏
We need a letter! 🙏
To Jesus thru Mary 🙏
😄😄😄
What a week! 🙂
😄😄🐸
Amen!
Talk to God always. 🙏🙏🙏
😄🙂⌚

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Catholic Meme Monday— Issue 198

Hope you had a blessed Sunday! 🙏✝️

Time for another Catholic Meme Monday.

Can’t believe it’s the Feast of Saint Padre Pio again! This year has flown by. 🙏
Is there a doctor here?!
You are welcome!

Amen!

True Christian witness. Forgive your enemies. Only possible with the grace of God. 🙏
Dark KNIGHT of the Soul
Happy Belated Feast of Saint Matthew!
The struggle is too real! 🙂😄🙏
Pray daily! 🙏
St. Andrew Kim Taegon, St. Paul Chong Hasang, and companions prayer for us!
😄🙂
Jesus is the real hero!
N64 really was the best gaming system!

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An 1185 Word Interview with a Coptic Catholic


Editor’s Note: Matthew Chicoine interviewed Christian Salem via phone call on August 7th, 2025. Some of the questions/answers have been rearranged, edited, and paraphrased to provide the best reader experience without losing any integrity of the answers given.


The Coptic Catholic Church traces its origins to St. Mark the Evangelist. How does this apostolic heritage shape the spiritual life and identity of Coptic Catholics today?

When St. Mark brought the Gospel to Egypt, he gave us the foundation for a Church rooted in apostolic faith. After his martyrdom, the community he formed blossomed into a vibrant ascetical tradition, giving rise to saints like Anthony the Great, Cyril of Alexandria, and Athanasius, whose lives of prayer, fasting, and theological brilliance shaped Coptic spirituality for centuries. 

You can see how this heritage lives on today in the Coptic Catholic Church’s liturgy, monastic ideals, and steadfast witness, preserving the same faith St. Mark entrusted to Alexandria.

The Coptic Catholic Church uses ancient liturgies like those of St. Mark, St. Cyril, St. Gregory, and St. Basil. What are some distinctive elements of the Coptic Catholic Mass that a Roman Catholic might find striking?

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