You don't need to visit every shrine in Europe or master the Catechism. You don't need elaborate prayer routines, Catholic social media validation, or the perfect saint medal collection.
You need the quiet consistency of showing up—at Mass, in Scripture, through service, in silent moments of surrender.
Sanctity isn't found in spiritual achievements. It's discovered in the daily yes.
Protestant Christianity dominates the vast majority of the land mass across the United States.
Catholicism is the largest in New England, in South Florida, across the Southern border, and up through California.
Lots of LDS in Utah and Idaho.
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Its summer here in Texas, and hot, but in the summer, I get to go to see summer Shakespeare, which is a tradition in many of the cities where I've lived. Shakespeare is a gift to the world from the British, and it's sad to see that once great land decline into what it is today. Who voted in the UK or in the USA for mass immigration? It was against the law the whole time. Not enforcing the laws is how they got to this sorry state. How many atrocities committed by migrants will get the lazy government to enforce it's own laws? They've had train bombings, beheadings, car attacks, mass rapes of white girls, knives every day of the week, and now, cold blooded murder of children. The patterns is there but the UK government did nothing about it. Mark Steyn has written about this for years. The troubles there lying squarely in the laps of the UK governments that refused to protect their own citizens, whom they have many unattractive labels for. As in the US, the UK needs to break up not into England, Scotland and Wales, but into those that want to live and love their own culture, and those (often childless cat ladies) people who hate themselves and their own culture and would prefer to see it subsumed by immigrants.