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Five Popes Who Called Mary Co-Redemptrix
Popes Who Have Referred to Mary as "Co-Redemptrix"
The title "Co-Redemptrix" (indicating Mary's unique cooperation in the work of redemption accomplished by Christ) has been used explicitly by five Popes in official Church documents, encyclicals, or addresses. This usage...Read more
DOES AN EMPLOYER HAVE SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY OVER HIS EMPLOYEES?
I was wondering….can an employer say deliverance prayers for an employee? What kind of authority does an employer have over an employee? Is this addressed in any of Fr Ripperger’s books or any of Jesse’s...Read more
TWELVE POINTS TO STAY PROTECTED FROM DIABOLIC AFFLICTION
I hope this message finds you well. I am a devoted follower of your teachings, and although I am based in Europe, I have found immense comfort and practical solutions in your work online. I am truly...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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A CROSS IN THE HEART OF GOD
The Father had a role in the Son's suffering. We can compare it to a father bringing a son to a dentist. The son has a bad tooth that is infected. That bad tooth causes a toxic condition in the son's body. The dentist says, 'This infection is in the tooth. Your son will experience considerable pain. I may have to remove the tooth; I certainly will have to drill it, and then I shall have to remove that toxic condition.' Now, the human race had a point of infection: our first parents. That sin created a toxic condition in the human race. When the drill is applied by the dentist, does the father say, 'Do not do that; that hurts my son?' Or will the father deliberately allow his son to experience pain? Is there not a cross in the very heart of God?