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CATHOLIC SCRIPTURE STUDY FIRST, BEFORE DEVOTIONAL READING
My Church has a Divine mercy group, we read Faustina’s Diary and also the Catechism and Scripture. I have some problems with the diary. Seems to be a lot of emotionalism attention seeking. I have watched a...Read more
BAD BUNNY DOES NOT REPRESENT HISPANIC CATHOLIC CULTURE
Hello Catholic Warriors in Christ,
As a former law enforcement officer turned Catholic evangelist, I rarely turn on the TV these days, but the Super Bowl is one of those rare exceptions. Why? Because it’s more than a football...Read more
CATHOLIC CATECHESIS FOR CANDANCE OWENS
I just wanted to get your take on this: I was listening to Candace Owen’s latest video, https://rumble.com/v75clhe-an-open-letter-to-erika-kirk-candace-ep-303.html If you listen at about 12:45 she talks about her and Charlie Kirk being able to astral projection and...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Have You Sold Christ?
Judas went to the Sanhedrin, to the chief council of the city, and said to them, 'What will you give me?' Everything wrong begins with 'Give me.' The prodigal son when he left home said, 'Give me.' 'What will you give me if deliver Him to you?' They talked among themselves, and they fixed the fee at the price of a slave. What was our Lord worth? About thirty pieces of silver. A slave, He was. The Greek word for 'slave' is doulos. It is used over forty times in the New Testament. A slave does two things: he does hard things, and he does dirty things, even bearing the burden of human sin. So the price was fixed; they gathered together thirty pieces of silver, and they dropped them one by one into that hand that was blessed by the Lord when Judas was called to be an apostle. Judas went out with his thirty pieces of silver. Remember, you can sell the Lord, but you can never buy Him. We get sick of selling the Lord as Judas was, when he brought back his money and flung it into their faces, saying 'I've betrayed innocent blood.' Think about your lives. How many times have you sold Christ?