He appears once in Genesis & vanishes almost immediately.

No backstory. No follow-up.
Just bread, wine, and a blessing.

Thousands of years later, he’s the key to understanding Jesus. His name? Melchizedek.

Let’s break it down - a 🧵✝️
Genesis 14, Abram returns from battle.
Suddenly, a mysterious figure appears:
“Melchizedek, King of Salem, Priest of God Most High.”

He brings bread and wine. He blesses Abram.
Abram gives him a tenth of all he owns.

Then, he vanishes.

In the days of Rome, when emperors commanded vast legions and the world trembled beneath their feet, a boy was born in Cappadocia.

His name was George & his destiny was not to serve men, but to stand for God.

This is the Story of St George, the Dragon Slayer - a 🧵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✝️ Born to a noble Christian father, a Roman officer & a mother of unshakable faith, George grew in the ways of war. By sword and shield, he became a soldier; by faith and wisdom, he became a warrior of God.

His heart burned not for the glory of men, but for the Kingdom of Christ

Meet the man who defended Christ against the world.

When nearly the entire Church hierarchy fell into heresy, he stood alone.

They called him: “Athanasius contra mundum.”

The man who stood for Truth, when everyone else didn't - a 🧵✝️
In the 4th century, a deadly heresy called Arianism began to spread like wildfire.

A priest named Arius taught that Jesus was not eternal, just a created being.

The doctrine of Christ’s divinity was under attack.

He was only 14 years old. His last words were: "¡Viva Cristo Rey!".

This is the story of St. José Luis Sánchez del Río.

The boy who was martyred for saying: "Christ is King" - a 🧵✝️🇲🇽
José was born in 1913, in a devout Catholic family.
But he grew up during one of the darkest moments in Mexico’s history.

His government was waging war on the Church.
>Priests were killed.
>Churches were desecrated.
>Faith was criminalized.

June is NOT the month of pride.
June IS the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

In this age of rebellion and sin, it terrifies the enemy.

This is how the Sacred Heart became the emblem of Christian resistance & why YOU should use it - a🧵✝️ In 1875, Pope Pius IX invited all catholics to consecrate themselves to the Sacred Heart.

He wanted it on banners, in homes, and on the shields of soldiers.

Why? Because the Sacred Heart was the answer to modern apostasy, and a sign of divine kingship.

The Bible isn’t just a story.

It’s real history, written in stone and confirmed by archaeology.

Here are 8 discoveries that prove the Bible’s truth still stands today - a🧵✝️ The Tunnel of Hezekiah 701 B.C

2 Kings 20 says King Hezekiah built a secret tunnel to bring water into Jerusalem during an Assyrian siege.

For centuries, skeptics called it legend.

Then in 1838, a 1,750-foot tunnel was discovered, carved into solid rock, exactly where Scripture said.

It’s real. You can walk through it today.

“Jesus was pacifist.” No, He wasn't.

On Holy Monday, Jesus kicked the money lenders out of the temple with a whip. He overturned tables, and used His strength to punish those who profaned His Father's House.

This was no gentle rebuke, this was an example for us to follow - a🧵 Christ is also the God of the old testament.

He is gentle to the penitent, and calls them to repentance, but does not stand for unrepentant evil.

“My house shall be called a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves.” - (Matthew 21,13)

June is not the month of pride.
June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ.

But what is the Sacred Heart?
Why is June consecrated to it?
And what power does this devotion hold?

Let’s dive in. The Sacred Heart of Jesus - a 🧵✝️❤️‍🔥 The devotion began in the 1670s, when Jesus appeared multiple times to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, a Visitation nun in France.

He showed her His Heart, burning, pierced, crowned, and said: “Behold this Heart which has so loved men, and is so little loved in return.”

Christ revealed his Heart as a symbol of his boundless love for humanity and emphasized the need for people to return his love through devotion and prayer.

844 A.D. The Christian army was outnumbered & surrounded.

But then, something appeared in the sky: a rider on a white horse, blazing with light. The Moors fled in terror. Spain was never the same.

The miracle of Clavijo, when Saint James descended to fight – a 🧵✝️🇪🇸 At the time, the Reconquista had barely begun.

King Ramiro I of Asturias led a small Christian force against the Moors of Al-Andalus.

They were exhausted. Surrounded. On the verge of defeat. That night, Ramiro prayed.

And in his sleep, a vision.

Today, May 30, we honor the martyrdom of a teenage girl who changed the course of history.

Joan of Arc, the warrior saint, mystic, and deliverer of France, was burned alive for her fidelity to God’s voice.

She was 19 years old.

This is her story - a 🧵✝️🇫🇷
Joan was born in 1412 in Domrémy, a peasant girl in a war-torn land.

By age 13, she began hearing voices, St. Michael the Archangel, St. Catherine of Alexandria, and St. Margaret of Antioch, who told her she was chosen to save France and crown her rightful king.

The Lord of the Rings is a Christian work.

It has no churches. No priests. No Bible verses.
But it is one of the most profoundly Christian works ever made.

Here’s why Tolkien’s epic is soaked in grace, suffering, and hidden sanctity - a 🧵✝️

Why did Jesus not say "I am God, worship me!"?

Well, He did. Just not in those words - a 🧵✝️

By: thechristianitypill
"Jesus never claimed He was God!!". This is a common objection brought up by all non-christians.

They often say: “Show me the exact verse where Jesus says the words ‘I am God, worship me.’”

That’s a lazy and shallow argument.

If that’s your standard, then let’s flip it: Show me the verse where Jesus says, word for word: “I am just a prophet, don’t worship me.”

You can’t.

So if you’re demanding exact wording, your whole argument falls apart.

Today is Ascension Day.
40 days after Easter, Christ returns to the Father.

But what makes this such a pivotal feast?
What happened on that mountain, and what did the Apostles see?

It begins with glory & ends with a cloud, a throne & the promise of His return - a 🧵✝️ After the Resurrection, Christ appeared to His disciples for forty days, instructing them about the Kingdom of God.

He ate with them. He showed them His wounds.
He was not a ghost, but glorified flesh: the same body that had hung upon the Cross.

A brief history of some of the most used Christian symbology - a 🧵✝️

By: thechristianitypill The Chi Rho

When Saint Ignatius arrived in Rome, the Colosseum was full.

The gates opened. The lions were released.
The old bishop stood firm.

Torn apart limb by limb, he died in front of thousands, offering his life as a final show of faith in Christ.

This is his story - a 🧵✝️ In the early 2nd century, the Roman Empire was cracking down on Christians.

Why? Because they refused to bown down to false gods.

To worship Jesus alone was treason. And one man refused louder than the rest: Ignatius of Antioch.

They didn't mean to make The Matrix as a Christian story. But Providence wrote a deeper script.

It’s not just about machines, it’s about awakening to Christ in a world ruled by lies.

Here’s the hidden Christian meaning behind The Matrix - a 🧵✝️ ⬇️
"You’ve been living in a dream world, Neo.”

This is the voice of every prophet, saint, and Christ Himself.

We are born into a system of lies.
The Matrix is the world without God, designed to keep us asleep, distracted, enslaved by sin.

The Tilma that should have decayed in 20 years is still here almost 500 years later.

Cactus fiber lasts 20 years, max.
Mary’s image? Untouched by time, fire, or centuries of smoke.

A miracle hidden in plain sight.
Let’s uncover the mystery of Our Lady of Guadalupe - a 🧵✝️🇲🇽 The tilma of Juan Diego is made of ayate, a coarse cactus fiber. Any expert will tell you: it should disintegrate in 20 years, tops.

And yet, it’s still intact. 493 years later.

Under candlelight, incense, pollution, humidity, and time.

Today, we make the Sign of the Cross without thinking.
Forehead. Chest. Shoulder to shoulder.

“In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”

But this gesture is almost 2,000 years old, and it’s far more than a habit.

It’s a declaration of war - a 🧵✝️ The earliest written mention comes from Church Father Tertullian, writing around AD 200.

“In all our travels and movements, in all our coming in and going out (...) we mark our foreheads with the sign of the cross.”- De Corona, Ch. 3

By then, it was already a universal Christian act.

Fatima, 1917, 70.000 people watched the sun dance in the sky.

They came soaked in rain.
They left stunned and dry.

The Miracle of the Sun wasn’t just seen at Fatima.
It was seen for miles.

This was no hallucination.
It was heaven invading the earth - a 🧵✝️🇵🇹
The date was October 13, 1917.

For months, three shepherd children claimed the Virgin Mary was appearing to them in Fatima, Portugal.

Most laughed.
The Church hesitated.
The press mocked.

But Our Lady promised a miracle. At high noon.

This painting is not just art. It’s theology.

The Christ Pantocrator icon is one of the oldest and most powerful images of Jesus ever created.

Look closer, His face is not symmetrical.
One side shows mercy. The other, judgment.

The hidden meaning behind the icon - a 🧵✝️

The year was 1453. The walls of Constantinople thundered with cannon fire.

But inside, a man prayed. Constantine XI, the last Emperor, prepared to die with his people.

He refused to flee.
He refused to surrender.

The Last Stand of the Emperor - a 🧵✝️ For over 1,000 years, the Roman Empire lived on through Byzantium.

While Rome fell in the West, Constantinople endured.

But in 1453, its enemies came with vengeance.