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Who is Satan?
Was Satan a seraphim? Why was he booted out of heaven? “Who is Satan?
ANSWER!Jewish Rabbinical tradition asserts that he was the most important spirit standing by God's throne. He had twelve wings, twice as many as...Read more
Gregorian Masses....the fast track to heaven!
Good morning Jesse love your show been a follower and supporter of your show for many years. Oh yeah! I have my 7year old son always saying "reporting for duty sir!" to the point that sisters are so annoyed...Read more
Drugs....the open door to the demonic!
I was wondering if you could help my brother. He has been trying to kick heroin for 2 years now but is having bad dreams. The dreams are like he is talking in tongues. (We have the dreams...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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We can hate truth and fear goodness
Evil works in us. Love declines. And then we hesitate about changing. St. Thomas says we can hate truth and fear goodness. We can hate truth because it means a change. For that reason we often resent the truth that is told about ourselves. We rationalize what we have done. We will stay away from a doctor, lest he find cancer. We do not want to know the truth. We like to hear about social action and political-moral problems, but we're not too keen on hearing the truth about ourselves. Truth hurts. We fear goodness because we like to keep our own standard. We have moved away from the standard of Christ to the standard of the world. We do not ask ourselves, Does this please Christ? , but, Does this please the world? So I will dress and act in such a way that I will not be separate from the world; I want to be with it. We marry this age, and we become a widow in the next one. We take on its verbiage, its fashions. This is one reason for so much instability in the church today: the sand on which we are walking is shifting. We've given up the rock which is Christ.