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Prayer for the Election of the (next) Supreme Pontiff By Fr. Ripperger

April 21, 2025

Lord Jesus Christ, by entrusting to St. Peter and his successors the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, Thou didst established the office of the papacy. Grant to Thy Church, we beseech Thee, a Pope who, in his dedication to...Read more

ABOUT YOGA AND THE WAY IT OPENS THE DOORS TO DEMONS

April 17, 2025
QUESTION? / COMMENT!

There is a retreat center in my diocese that’s run by the Jesuits who is hosting an ignatian spirituality and yoga mini retreat next month and the website says that Catholics can practice yoga. I remember your...Read more

IS MARTIAL ARTS DEMONIC?

April 8, 2025
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I recall some years ago when I attended a healing service with a certain priest who said, that among the list of things that is a cause for demonic attack is martial arts. Is there a certain...Read more

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Only By The Sacrifice of Christ

October 7, 2025

The sons of Aaron, two young priests, had just been ordained, and they came into the tabernacle where there was the altar of sacrifice, the altar of incense beyond, the golden candlestick, and the bread of perpetual presence. The two sons lit the fires of the altar of intercession with a strange fire, says the scripture, for which they were struck dead by God. And Aaron did not move. He knew the justice of God's judgment, and Moses said, 'Remove the bodies.' They went on with the liturgy. Why were these newly ordained priests struck dead? Because the fires of the altar of intercession must be lighted from the altar of sacrifice. There is no intercession except through sacrifice, and they skipped Calvary, as it were, and thought that heaven would be opened and their intercession to God accepted without a sacrifice. See how strict and severe God is in driving home this truth to us about the death and sacrifice of Christ.

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