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Jesse Romero's Blog · Marriage & Family
Aug 15, 2025
We are reaching out for your guidance regarding a difficult situation with our 24-year-old son, he's the youngest of our 3 children and still living in the home. He has been in his first serious relationship since the beginning of the year, and it has significantly changed our...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Theology · Catholic Teaching · Sacraments
Jan 3, 2025
Reconciliation is inseparable from the death of Christ. That is important to understand. In other words, we never have reconciliation without the passion, death, and resurrection of our Lord. For example, Romans 5:10: “For if we were God's enemies, we were reconciled to Him th...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Spiritual Warfare · Catholic Teaching
Mar 27, 2024
Scripture never speaks of reconciliation except through the death of Christ. We are saved, in other words, by the cross and Resurrection. It follows that the anti-cross is the sign of the demonic. It is interesting to discover how much the crucifix has been displaced or remove...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Marian Doctrine · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen · Theology
May 10, 2023
Mary stands for the liberation of equity. She goes beyond equality and stands for equity. Equity handles all the cases that are beyond justice. Men have handled a just world and not handled it too well. There was a statue in Chartres of Our Lady of Equity. On either side of th...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Catholic Teaching · Theology · Sacraments
Jan 3, 2023
Reconciliation is inseparable from the death of Christ. That is important to understand. In other words, we never have reconciliation without the passion, death, and resurrection of our Lord. For example, Romans 5:10: “For if we were God's enemies, we were reconciled to him th...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Apologetics · Catholic Teaching · Theology
Jul 15, 2022
Protestant author Wilson Ewin, wrote a booklet called There is Therefore Now No Condemnation. He writes that "the person who places his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and his blood shed at Calvary is eternally secure. He can never lose his salvation. No personal breaking of Go...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen · Theology · Catholic Teaching
Jan 7, 2022
Love of man is God's hell. Our Lord had a hell, and it was because he loved us. Love of mankind was Christ's hell. So in these days when the word 'reconciliation' has become popular, let us not reduce it to sociological reconciliation, political reconciliation, or any other ki...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Catholic Teaching · Theology · Sacraments
Jan 3, 2022
Reconciliation is inseparable from the death of Christ. That is important to understand. In other words, we never have reconciliation without the passion, death, and resurrection of our Lord. For example, Romans 5:10: “For if we were God's enemies, we were reconciled to him th...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Radio Show Topics · Political Issues · Ecclesiology · Catholic Teaching
Jun 10, 2021
1. Gospel Matthew 5:20-26“Go reconcile with your brother.”
Jesse Romero's Blog · Marian Doctrine · Catholic Teaching
May 10, 2021
Mary stands for the liberation of equity. She goes beyond equality and stands for equity. Equity handles all the cases that are beyond justice. Men have handled a just world and not handled it too well. There was a statue in Chartres of Our Lady of Equity. On either side of th...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Theology · Catholic Teaching
Mar 8, 2021
Does God know anything about pain? Does God know what I suffer? Did God ever have a migraine headache, as if his head was crowned with thorns? Does God know anything about the wounded hands and feet that are brought in to the accident wards of hospitals? Does God know anything...
Jesse Romero's Blog · Daily Reflections with Fulton Sheen · Theology · Catholic Teaching
Jan 7, 2021
Love of man is God's hell. Our Lord had a hell, and it was because he loved us. Love of mankind was Christ's hell. So in these days when the word 'reconciliation' has become popular, let us not reduce it to sociological reconciliation, political reconciliation, or any other ki...