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GRANDPARENTS PRAYING FOR YOUR GRANDCHILDREN

February 6, 2026
QUESTION? / COMMENT!

Can grandparents pray for their grandchildren?

ANSWER! / COMMENT!

Grandchildren - I asked Kyle Clement (retired case manager for Fr Ripperger) this question on a radio show and he said, Yes, Grandparents can...Read more

THE DEVIL HAS ATTACKED THE VERY STRUCTURE OF THE CHURCH AND DILUTED IT'S MEANING, TO EVEN INCLUDE SATANIST

February 5, 2026

The History of the Church: From Apostolic Foundation to Modern Dilution

1. From its founding around 33 AD, the Church established by Jesus Christ was visibly apostolic, structured with bishops in succession from the Apostles, and marked...Read more

A THOUGHTFUL ADMONITION TO CANDACE OWENS

February 4, 2026

To my sister in Christ, Candace Owens, welcome HOME to the Catholic Church, started by Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As a fellow conservative ‘Christ is King’ Catholic, I respect Candace's voice, her intelligence, her courage, I’m glad she...Read more

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Archbishop Fulton SheenDaily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen


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Forgiveness

February 18, 2026

One of the most exalted descriptions of forgiveness that I have ever read came from a Russian bishop who was sentenced to death by communist authorities in Russia. His last prayer for his executioners was this: 'Heavenly Father, I offer up for the sins of these men and my own sins, the death of your Son. But I also forgive my executioners as you forgive me. And so on judgment day, when these men stand before you, the angels will ask, 'What charge is brought against these men?' There will be no one to charge them with guilt. They are already forgiven. Thomas More at his death said something similar. There were a couple of fallen priests who came to see him, and he said, 'I will ask the good Lord to forgive you, and then you will not be accused, but we will all meet very merrily in heaven.'

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