Things that will never be explained to you at school or in high school. Banks create money out of nothing, the loans that banks make inject money into the financial system. Money should be a measure …More
Things that will never be explained to you at school or in high school. Banks create money out of nothing, the loans that banks make inject money into the financial system. Money should be a measure of a country's productive economy, it is the economy's blood flow. Injecting non-productive, but speculative money generates inflation. We are in a perpetual crisis, but the stock market does not stop rising, institutions borrow that money to speculate. The little friends of the central banks print money that then the big funds borrow at low interest to speculate while your money is worth less and less.
Many Catholics are familiar with the words of today’s saint, Catherine of Siena: “Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire.” Her call to become holy …
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, who postponed his trip to Rome two weeks ago in the midst of the ongoing war on Gaza, took possession of Sant'Onofrio's, his titular church in Rome, on 1 May. This …More
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, who postponed his trip to Rome two weeks ago in the midst of the ongoing war on Gaza, took possession of Sant'Onofrio's, his titular church in Rome, on 1 May. This church is home to the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre. It was packed. In his homily, the Cardinal said that people could not wait for the US to resolve the war in Gaza: "These are difficult moments, but they are also moments of hope, because perhaps something is moving in the current negotiations, hopefully. We must never give up. In any case, the situation remains very dramatic, serious and difficult. In addition to the military problems, which exist and are serious, there is the humanitarian problem in Gaza." Picture: Michael Haynes, LifeSiteNews.com, #newsKoreggbhrv
Mystical City of God (FULL Audiobook) FULL audio books for everyone on Feb 3, 2016 Venerable MARÍA DE JESÚS DE ÁGREDA (1602 - 1665) The Mystical City of God is a book written in the 17th-century by …More
Mystical City of God (FULL Audiobook) FULL audio books for everyone on Feb 3, 2016 Venerable MARÍA DE JESÚS DE ÁGREDA (1602 - 1665) The Mystical City of God is a book written in the 17th-century by the Franciscan nun, Venerable Mary of Jesus of Ágreda. Extracts from the Mystical City of God VOLUME I Part I . . . Part II VOLUME II Part III . . . Part IVVOLUME IIIPart V . . . Part VIVOLUME IVPart VII . . . Part VIII According to María de Ágreda, the book was to a considerable extent dictated to her by the Blessed Virgin Mary and regarded the life of the Virgin Mary and the divine plan for creation and the salvation of souls. The work alternates between descriptions of the Trinity, the Virgin Mary's life, and the spiritual guidance she provides to the author, by whom her words were reproduced for the spiritual benefit and growth of the reader. The book describes at length the various virtues, and how the reader should live in order to see them reflected in their own life, with the …More
Today, we post the lyrics and video to what has become a very popular song "Beautiful Things" by the American Singer-songwriter Benson Boone. Since January, it has had over 130,000 …
Note that this new conciliar religion has its own altar, set in opposition to the Catholic altar behind it, which it blocks. The new “Mass” and its …More
Note that this new conciliar religion has its own altar, set in opposition to the Catholic altar behind it, which it blocks. The new “Mass” and its new “priests” (?) are the “abomination of desolation standing in the holy place” spoken of by Daniel.
Fr William Graham of the Diocese of Duluth, Minnesota was falsely accused and cast out in 2016 after his bishop deemed a nearly 40-year-old claim to be “credible.”
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After Eight Years in Exile Fr William Graham Is Credibly Innocent — Beyond These Stone Walls
After Eight Years in Exile Fr William Graham Is Credibly Innocent Pop Stars and Priests: Michael Jackson and …
Getting baptised [in which community?] means little when you do not show true remorse and contrition for the wrongs you have done or when you continue to associate with people who hate the church and …More
Getting baptised [in which community?] means little when you do not show true remorse and contrition for the wrongs you have done or when you continue to associate with people who hate the church and our Lady.
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Russell Brand is missing the point of a baptism
One of the delights of my priestly life is when I’m asked to perform a baptism. Sometimes it will be babies held by their parents, but often it’s mature …
This article seems more like a hit piece on Brand due to his vaccine stance than a true criticism of the man. Certainly, he must be sorry for his former …More
This article seems more like a hit piece on Brand due to his vaccine stance than a true criticism of the man. Certainly, he must be sorry for his former life, but that does not mean that he must confess his sins, either publicly or privately in order to receive the grace of Baptism.
How do we know he did / does not show true remorse? Do any of us show true remorse?? He is at the beginning of his Christian journey and we are expecting …More
How do we know he did / does not show true remorse? Do any of us show true remorse?? He is at the beginning of his Christian journey and we are expecting him to be perfect.
I wish I could find one, priest, Bishop or Cardinal on fire like this Bishop.. The apparitions always say, the Priest are asleep. Please send the Holy …More
I wish I could find one, priest, Bishop or Cardinal on fire like this Bishop.. The apparitions always say, the Priest are asleep. Please send the Holy Spirit upon on priest, Bishops, Cardinals and Holy Father. Come Holy Spirit, come by the means of the powerful intercession of Immaculate Heart of Mary, your well beloved spouse. Amen.
1. to recognise that all good comes from God. If there by any good in you at all, it comes from God. So if you do, think or say anything good, know for certain that this proceeds from God. 2. to …More
1. to recognise that all good comes from God. If there by any good in you at all, it comes from God. So if you do, think or say anything good, know for certain that this proceeds from God. 2. to recognise that all good comes to us through grace. If you have any good from God, if you have any at all, you did not obtain it by yourself, but by grace and the mercy of God. All the good you have from God is not from your own works, but from the mercy of God. 3. to see the virtues of others and to be blind to one’s own. There are many who know that all good comes from God and through His grace, but think that they are more blessed than others. They are full of themselves, and are like the pharisees. 4. to recognise one’s own faults. We must not only realise that we are lacking in good, but that we are full of self-love, bad inclinations, and passions, and that we have sinned greatly. 'Who art Thou, my God, and who am I?', questioned St. Francis. We are nothing. 5. to see oneself as the vilest …More
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