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NOTHING CATHOLIC ABOUT 'CATHOLIC CHARTIES' IN THE DIOCESE OF SAN DIEGO
Nothing Catholic about 'Catholic Charities' in the Diocese of San Diego
by Jesse Romero
Catholic Charities of San Diego has a website instructing illegal immigrants how to use the United States constitutional Law to avoid being...Read more
ANOTHER QUESTION ON AN UNCONVERTED HUSBAND
The twins have a rare neurogenic syndrome called Angelman Syndrome there is currently no cure and they will require life long care. The syndrome itself is absolutely beautiful and to be completely transparent it’s an honor to...Read more
Nobody is permitted to add, remove or change anything in the Mass!
A few months back I was listening to Dr. David Anders on EWTN radio. A woman called in and said that there had been a reading from the Koran at Mass. She expressed her dismay and asked...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Only By The Sacrifice of Christ
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.