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JOIN FIRST CATHOLIC ONLINE SPIRITUAL WARFARE SCHOOL!
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I hope this message finds you well and growing in the grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ. In these challenging times, when the spiritual battle is more evident than ever, the Church calls...Read more
MOMENT OF DECISION: CHOOSE GOD, THER IS NO OTHER!
Every second, 1.8 humans die (google.com) Time waits for no man!
The thousands of ‘Life after Death experiences’ documented by Medical Doctors demonstrates there is ‘life after death and the body has an immortal soul.’
· When you...Read more
CATHOLIC AND DEMOCRAT: CAN YOU BE BOTH?
I will demonstrate that there are irreconcilable differences today between the Democratic Party and the Catholic religion. The engine behind the propagation of the culture of death is the liberal Democratic Marxist machine which seeks to silence the Catholic Church...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
Below, you'll discover a daily reflection, taken from this incredible bishop.
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JUST COME DOWN FROM THE CROSS
Avoiding the cross is the essence of the demonic. When finally our Lord was on the cross, Satan had one last chance to be anti-crucial. Through his agents he challenged the Lord, 'Come down and we will believe.' Believe? Sure. In what? The Trinity? Yeah, sure. In the hypostatic union? Yes. That he's the Son of God? Yes. That he made Peter the rock of his Church? Certainly. That he will send the Spirit? Sure. That he will rise from the dead? Sure. Anything-just come down and we will believe. Jesus did not come down. Had he come down, he never would have saved us. It's human to come down. It's divine to hang there. Consider the softness of the Church today: the desire to accommodate herself in the world, shrinking away from sacrifice, self-denial. We have today in the Christian world a new dirty word, but it doesn't have four letters. The new dirty word has five: c-r-o-s-s. Christ without the cross? Sure--anyone will accept that.