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Liberalism, a Political and Religious Synodal Ideology
I have often wondered why it is that Conservatives are called the right and Liberals are called the left. The origin of left and right did not originate with politics; it originated in Sacred Scripture. Democrats are proud to call...Read more
MY OBSERVATION ON RECENT PRIVATE REVELATIONS
I have been watching some podcasts such as "O CRUX AVE media with Xavier Ayral and Monique T" and even from "U.S. Grace Force" with Father Richard Heilman and Doug Barry that talk about "The Warning" with...Read more
Consecration of Those Governing to the Blessed Virgin Mary...By Fr. Ripperger
Here is the prayer, which is a modified form of the one for the election. The part about the peaceful transition of power would be dropped once he is inaugurated.
God bless,
Fr. Ripperger
Consecration...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
Below, you'll discover a daily reflection, taken from this incredible bishop.
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Building Up the Church
Gifts can be transient things. That's why St. Paul says of several of them, 'They will pass.' See how Saul lost his gift, or Samson. Samson had the charism of strength. And Samson one day said, 'I will go out and do as I've done before.', and scripture says that 'he knew not that the Lord had left him.' He no longer had the charism. So these particular gifts can be lost. We therefore have to keep a due balance in the Church, and not be overemphatic about certain gifts, not forming elites, not allowing anyone to say, 'We have a monopoly on the Spirit. You join our group. I am of Paul; I am of Cephas; I am of Apollos.' The test is always: does it build up the Church? If it does not build up the Church, then it is not properly used.