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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
CHRIST CALLS FOR UNITY!
How do you feel about the SSPX’s plan to consecrate more Bishops in July? I hope they can work out a deal with the Vatican before then.
ANSWER! / COMMENT!This question is above my paygrade....Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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A Word For The Haters
Our Lord spoke from the cross to those who hated, for there are an abundance in the world who cannot endure His name. They hurled a challenge to Him. They said, 'If you are the Son of God, come down from that cross.' Come down and we'll believe. Sure, they will believe. They'll believe anything: just no cross, no mortification, no self-denial. This is not weakness to hang on the cross. This is obedience to the law of sacrifice. If He came down, He never would have saved us. It is human to come down. It is divine to hang there. So there are many who say, 'I'll believe anything. I'll believe that He is divine; I'll believe in His Church; I'll believe in His pontiff, only no cross, no sacrifice.' That's all. George Bernard Shaw said, 'It's that that bars the way.' Sure, it bars the way. It bars the way to hell. And for them our Blessed Lord merely prayed for forgiveness. He said, 'Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.' It is not wisdom that saves, it is ignorance. If we knew what we were doing when we crucified the Lord, we would never be saved. It is only in the ignorance of what we do when we crucify Him that we come within the pale of hearing the cry, forgive.