
Bree Solstad
@BreeSolstad • 73,065 subscribers
Penitent Woman. Very Catholic. Custom Heirloom Rosary Designer & Crafter. Married. Convert to Christ. In love with Jesus, Mary, and Saint Clare. Luke 1:46
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The cloistered Carmelite Nuns of Wolverhampton allowed a 2-person camera crew into the monastery. This was the first time anyone other than a doctor or priest had entered in 90 years. The footage is amazing. This is my favorite 10 minute section, especially when the youngest and oldest nun sit down and challenge the filmmaker about God. Truly a breathtaking and beautiful life lived completely apart from the world. Set apart and wedded to Christ forever!
Bree Solstad182,316 views • 1 day ago

232 years ago today, 16 humble Catholic Carmelite Nuns effectively put an end to the French Revolution’s Godless reign of terror in France. How did they do it? They died singing praises to the Lord and shattered the atheistic delusion that has overwhelmed the psyche of a nation
Bree Solstad495,903 views • 3 days ago

The final haunting scene of the 1984 version of Le Dialogue des Carmélites. The singing stop…..and then another singer steps forward for Christ. 🥹 A powerful reminder that we are all called to die for the one who dies for us. Holy Martyrs of Compiègne, pray for us!!!
Bree Solstad124,768 views • 2 days ago
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Imagine raising a daughter, watching porn convince her that her body is a product, and then congratulating her for selling it. This isn’t an open-minded dad. This is a morally castrated man formed by a culture that calls exploitation “empowerment, cowardice “acceptance” and parental failure “affirmation.”
Bree Solstad217,406 views • 5 days ago

How can you watch this and not want cry, and then die for Christ? Today in 1794, 15 Carmelite Nuns knelt before their Abbess and asked her permission to die for Jesus. They all went to the guillotine with songs of praise on their lips, while one stayed hidden to carry the Carmelites forward! The French Revolution was unadulterated evil.
Bree Solstad86,295 views • 3 days ago

This will forever be a testament to the truth of the Catholic faith. 16 holy women did what no army or other group was able to do. Without firing a shot, faithful Catholic nuns put an end to one of the worst eras of Godless terror in human history. This is their story:
Bree Solstad36,291 views • 3 days ago

The scene in Fatima tonight on the eve of the most theologically significant apparition of Our Lady of Fatima. On July 13, 1917 the children saw Hell—the true fate of most of sinful humanity—and learned the Fatima Prayer. Pray, sacrifice, and do penance for poor sinners! 🙏
Bree Solstad84,877 views • 7 days ago

I have heard over and over again that the Church cannot bless homosexual couples, yet here it is happening in real time. A Cardinal, a Bishop, and the Canon of Westminster Cathedral are right there in the sanctuary blessing this perverse blessing. This is truly an abomination.
Bree Solstad122,998 views • 11 days ago

Candace Owens revealed a text message from Charlie Kirk today, where he said : “We should chat soon. Catholicism is looking better and better.” She also reveals Erika brought a Catholic priest to Utah to pray over Charlie’s body and pray for the repose of his soul. She also slammed Pastor Rob McCoy for lying about & covering up Charlie’s status with his church. She re-asserts Charlie was attending Mass regularly, praying the Rosary, and wearing a St. Michael pendant. Wow.
Bree Solstad1,911,546 views • 9 months ago

I’m just learning about this Mass of Thanksgiving held in the heart of London to celebrate the 50th anniversary of a a former priest and his homosexual “lover.” A Bishop Cardinal of the Church presided at the altar. Watching snippets of the Mass itself is probably the most scandalizing thing I’ve yet seen as a Catholic. Lord have mercy. This is immensely painful.
Bree Solstad46,944 views • 11 days ago
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Mind-blowing archival footage of the 1923 exhumation of St. Thérèse of Lisieux. 30,000 pilgrims joined the soon-to-be-Saint as she was carried back to the convent where she famously wrote the timeless classic, “Story of a Soul.” Translation of the narration in the next tweet👇
Bree Solstad61,503 views • 19 days ago

Fatima - July 13, 1917 The children see hell… “Make sacrifices for sinners, and say often, especially while making a sacrifice: O Jesus, this is for love of Thee, for the conversion of sinners, and in reparation for offences committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.”
Bree Solstad22,095 views • 7 days ago