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Catholic Guilt

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A cultural phenomenon associated with Catholicism that is questioned by an evangelical Protestant who argues that Protestant guilt is equally severe.

Mentions (3)
"Do catholics think that Protestants somehow have a healthier and more nuanced relationship with Christianity? I know grown men in their early 30s who are terrified of going to hell and refuse to say "goddamn.""
What the FUCK even is Catholic Guilt · u/Delicious-Plenty-827 · ↑126 · 2025-05-28
"We need to normalize catholic guilt instead of whatever horseshit weve been trying to pass off as normal human behavior and i dont think giving everyone a government-mandated therapist with a bob who will tell them to identify 5 things they can see 4 things they can feel 3 things they can hear 2 thi"
Anyone else think we need to replace like 60% of therapy with shame · u/PristinePlankton754 · ↑84 · 2023-10-28
"I almost believe that the guilt is so grand and unquestionable that it proves the existence of a god because if I truly didn't believe, I wouldn't feel this crushing guilt for questioning his existence."
Catholic guilt · u/[deleted] · ↑27 · 2022-04-26
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