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HOW CATHOLICS DEAL WITH CURSED OBJECTS

May 26, 2026
QUESTION? / COMMENT!

We have a family returning to the church and she needs to get rid of objects affiliated with the occult. I know in the past you had instructions or prayers. I cannot find that document. Can you...Read more

Exposing the Darkness of the 4 Horsemen from Hell

May 21, 2026

Jesse's next online course will begin on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 on:

"EXPOSING THE DARKNESS OF THE 4 HORSEMEN FROM HELL"

Once you have registered you will now be enrolled and participate in the live classes if you...Read more

HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS BEING PERSECUTED

May 19, 2026

Catechism of the Catholic Church weighs in on how the Church will be infiltrated and persecuted before the 2nd coming of Christ the King. .

Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) paragraph 675 “Before Christ's second coming the...Read more

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THE HOLY SPIRIT AND SIN

May 26, 2026

The night of the Last Supper our Lord said that the Holy Spirit would convict us of sin. “The Spirit will come,” Jesus said, “and it will be for Him to prove the world wrong about sin. They have not found belief in Me.” When do we come to a real understanding of sin? Our Lord tells us that we understand through the Holy Spirit. No one who thinks it is just the breaking of a law really grasps the evil of sin. When we have the Spirit of Christ, we understand that sin is doing harm to one we love.  That is why the crucifixion is the manifestation of sin. And that, as our Lord said, is unbelief in its essence-the absolute refusal to have the love and the blessings of God. The Holy Spirit reveals to us that sin is the refusal to accept the deliverance purchased by Christ. Nothing but the Spirit can really convince us of sin. How often, for example, is our conscience smothered by repeated evil actions? We rationalize our evil deeds. Public opinion sometimes even approves of sin. But the Spirit reveals to us that all unbelief is sin, that sin in some way is tied up with the crucifixion.

 

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