It's impressive to see how GOD works. This morning I added the Gospel video for the Sunday March 15, 2015's reading (Jesus and Nicodemus ----Click here to view that video----). In that video and the Gospel, Christ says (John 3:12) , " You do not believe me when I tell you about the things of this world; how will you ever believe me, then, when I tell you about the things of heaven?"

Just like no one believed Noah when he warned everyone about the flood, the leaders of the church had problems believing Lucy. After all who would have believed priest would take advantage of young boys. The worse, the message, the easier it is for the devil to convince us not to believe it, after all that can't be true. Plus, the pope wants to believe he's infallible. Approving a message like the one Lucy was scared to tell anyone but found courage to write it down would be hard for anyone to believe. Maybe next time we should ask GOD to write it down for us like HE did for Moses. If HE wrote it in several languages which were unknown to the receiver of the message people might find it easier to believe. I have to admit there are a lot of liars in this world so finding the truth can be very difficult most of the times. To quote our local Italian Club, "TRUST BUT VERIFY." I'm glad the message wasn't given to me and that I didn't get the message from Lucy to pass on to others. I'm like Peter. My spirit is willing but my flesh is even weaker than his.

I doubt much will be learned from watching the skies. If GOD wants us to know HE'LL tell us and HE already has. To bad we don't have the faith to believe. If GOD wants to keep the destruction a secret till the last minute HE will and no one will be able to stop HIM from doing that.

The GOOD THING about the disaster, is that it will force people to help each other and make sacrifices for each other. Thus maybe the best people will survive or at least earn an eternal reward in heaven. Some will give up their lives to save others. They may be the luckiest because they won't have to see and live through the spiritual cleaning the most of us will have to endure. On the other hand, even suffering though the cleansing is better than taking the devil's easy road to eternal death.
GOD BLESS
Chuck Lentine
(AKA GOD'S Cowboy)

Friday, May 14, 2010

Pope connects Sex Abuse to FatimaVerdadera explicación del 3er secreto de Fátima. Lo demás son fantasías maquiavélicas.

The POPE linked the crisis with the religious persecution indicated in Fatima's third secret. He told reporters the clerical abuse scandal represents "the greatest persecution of the church," but said it was born from sins inside the church, not outside. The pope called the crisis "truly terrifying" and said the Church must seek profound penance, pardon and justice. This is the pope's first trip to Portugal since he was elected pope. His four day trip kicked off in Lisbon and ends in the city of Porto May 14th. eponymousflower.blogspot.com/…/pope-connects-s…

'Wherefore, because the soul is purified in this furnace like gold in a crucible, as says the Wise Man, (Wisdom iii, 6) it is conscious of this complete undoing of itself in its very substance, together with the direst poverty, wherein it is, as it were, nearing its end, as may be seen by that which David says of himself in this respect, in these words: "save me, Lord (he cries to God), for the waters have come in even unto my soul; I am made fast in the mire of the deep and there is no place where I can stand; I am come into the depth of the sea and a tempest hath overwhelmed me; I have laboured crying, my throat has become hoarse, mine eyes have failed whilst I hope in my God." (Psalm lxviii, 2-4) Here God greatly humbles the soul in order that He may afterwards greatly exalt it; and if He ordained not that, when these feelings arise within the soul, they should speedily be stilled, it would die in a very short space; but there are only occasional periods when it is conscious of their greatest intensity. At times, however, they are so keen that the soul seems to be seeing hell and perdition opened.'

St. John of the Cross

'In her voyage across the ocean of this world, the Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of life's different stresses. Our duty is not to abandon ship but to keep her on her course.'

St. Boniface