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The Romero's trip to the Holy Land cut short!
We arrived Saturday, Oct 7, 2023, at 5 pm in the evening at Tel Aviv International airport in Israel. 500 years ago, a much smaller Catholic army defeated a much larger Islamic Turkish army on Oct 7, 1571, it’s called...Read more
FEW PEOPLE GET TO HEAVEN
This is Erroneous!! Most people go to purgatory!! Read Mother Eugenia Ravassio’s God the father speaks to his Children! No person Knows the operation of GODS Mind!!
ANSWER! / COMMENT!The Saints and most especially OUR...Read more
Mental/spiritual affliction Which one?
This question pertains to my sister who has been dealing with serious mental as well as physical health problems. The mental illness is particularly troubling as it includes severe psychosis: mostly paranoia, (sometimes hallucinations) with constant fear...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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A Redeemer, Not A Teacher
Our Lord was not just a teacher, but a redeemer. He was coming to redeem man in the likeness of human flesh. Teachers change men by their lives. Our Blessed Lord would change men by His death. That poison of hate and sensuality and envy which is in the hearts of men could not be healed simply by mild exhortations of social reform. The wage of sin is death, and therefore it is by death that sin would be atoned for. As in ancient sacrifices where the fire symbolically burned up the imputed sin along with the victim, so on the cross the world’s sin would be put away in Christ’s suffering. For He would be upright as a priest, and prostrate as a victim. If there is anything a good teacher wants, it is a long life which will make His teaching known. Death is always a great tragedy to a teacher. When Socrates was given the hemlock juice, his message was cut off once and for all. Death was a stumbling block to Buddha and stood in the way of all of the teachings of the eastern mystics. But our Lord was always proclaiming His death, in which He took upon Himself the sins of the world so He would appear as a sinner.