Catholic OCD: Mental Gibberish and Our Image of God
Every person who has ever lived has experienced intrusive thoughts. Every person has experienced some kind of thoughts that may frighten them, embarrass them, or make them wonder what might be going on. Most people, let these kinds of unwanted thoughts go, and never think of them again. Not so those who suffer from scrupulosity/Catholic OCD. They become part of the accumulated and toxic dump of such thoughts that are "mined" for every possible meaning. Unfortunately, they are also interpreted as somehow offensive against God, and therefore sinful. Our thoughts tell us more about how we think about God rather than how God might think about us.

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Catholic OCD: Can't stop the feeling

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Catholic OCD: Unwelcomed and Impulsive Thoughts. Are Thoughts Powerful?

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How to Examine Your Conscience (& Know Your Main Fault) | LITTLE BY LITTLE | Fr Columba Jordan CFR

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Catholic OCD: Mindfulness. Not a trick but very helpful.

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Catholic OCD: Embracing Your Fragile Self

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When Faith Feels Like Fear: Religious OCD Explained | Get to know OCD Ep 29

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Catholic OCD: The fear of Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit

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The Struggle of Self Condemnation

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Understanding Scrupulosity As A Disorder

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Are You Melancholic? Catholic Guide to Temperament, Anxiety, and Self Knowledge

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"When people have no sensitivity to the suffering of others..." Fr. Joseph Iannuzzi explains

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What to Do About Intrusive Thoughts

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Catholic OCD: The Examination of Conscience.

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Catholic OCD: Is it mortal sin?

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Catholic OCD: An Unequal Exchange

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Sin, Emotions and Virtue Explained (w/ Fr. Mike Schmitz)

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Catholic OCD: Sin, Sin everywhere a sin

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St Teresa Of Avila On Scrupulosity!!

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Catholic OCD: Pastoral Insights and Direction

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