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ABOUT YOGA AND THE WAY IT OPENS THE DOORS TO DEMONS
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?
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
THOUGHTS ON DIA DE LOS MUERTOS
I have heard you speak on the evils of Santa Muerte and I was wondering about your thoughts on Dia de los muertos that is heavily celebrated in Mexico and most especially in Oaxaca city. Is this...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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What Jesus Did on Christmas
"In the Epistle to the Philippians we read: 'For the divine nature was His from the first'--Christ was always God--'Yet He did not think to snatch at equality with God.' Who snatched at equality with God? Satan did. And Adam did when Satan told him he would be like God. But He who is God by nature did not snatch at equality with God, but 'made himself nothing.' Nothing. The old translation was 'He emptied Himself.' In theology this is called kenosis. God emptied Himself; He made Himself a nothing, 'assuming the nature of a slave'--not merely of a servant. The Greek word is doulos. The word doulos is used about forty-seven times by our Lord in the New Testament. A slave does hard work; a slave does dirty work. Assuming the nature of a slave, 'bearing human likeness, revealed in human shape, He humbled himself and in obedience acceptance even death--death on the cross.' So He emptied himself. This verse is Christmas, 'He emptied himself.'"