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Showing posts with label immorality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label immorality. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 June 2017

Educate Yourself -- These Videos will Help!! Watch them!!

St. Bernard of Clairvaux


The anti-Church has come. But, don't be afraid: Fr. Linus Clovis

Fatima foretold ‘diabolical forces’ that would enter Church in our time: Cardinal Burke

Fatima Reveals Hell is for Real: Cardinal Arinze


Fr. Corapi ~ FATIMA TODAY (6pts) ~ Pt.1: The Angels: Messengers & the Message

Fr. Corapi ~ FATIMA TODAY (6pts) ~ Pt.2: Rosary & Brown Scapular

FATIMA TODAY (6 Pts) ~ Pt.3 : Reality, Sin , Grace, Heaven or Hell ... Fr.J. Corapi


Father John Corapi ~ FATIMA TODAY ~ Pt. 4: Penance, Penance, Penance!

FATIMA TODAY ~ Pt.5: The Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary..

FATIMA TODAY ~ Pt. 6: The Eucharist:Life For A Dying World..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYdefIGTQz8


AS A HOLY PRIEST SAID
"WAKE UP AND SMELL THE SULPHUR!!"




Monday, 20 March 2017

Twisting the TRUTH

FROM THE PASTOR
Father George W. Rutler
March 19, 2017
by Fr. George W. Rutler


In an age of moral confusion, 

there are those who would suggest that the word “not” has been interpolated in several of the Commandments. 

It is easy to make words mean what one wants them to mean: in fiction, Humpty Dumpty did that in Wonderland and in fact, the Anti-Christ did that in the Wilderness. 

Satan is clever at quoting words out of context to make them mean what they do not mean. After forty days, Christ mocked that deceit. “You shall not tempt the Lord your God” (Deuteronomy 6:16; Matthew 4:7).

   Jesus is the Living Word because he explains the true meaning of words. He abhors hypocrisy because it twists words, and will actually crucify the Word himself: “But now you seek to kill me, a man who has told you the truth” (John 8:40).

   Recently, a befuddled theologian tried to justify his misrepresentation of doctrine by saying: “Theology is not Mathematics. 2 + 2 in Theology can make 5. Because it has to do with God and the real life of people.” 

Only in Wonderland does reality contradict the real life of people, and only in the Wilderness does the Tempter try to make God contradict himself. 

The Church is clear on that: 

"Though faith is above reason, 
there can never be any real discrepancy 
between faith and reason. 
Since the same God who reveals mysteries 
and infuses faith has bestowed the light of reason 
on the human mind, 
God cannot deny himself, 
nor can truth ever contradict truth” 
(Catechism of the Catholic Church, 159).

   Denial of reality is the vice of superstition, which comes in various forms, abusing the virtue of religion. A religious enthusiast who says God can twist reality is as superstitious as the atheist who says there is no God at all, or the positivist who says that man is God, or the pantheist whose god is the world.

 
Professor Einstein
  Professor Einstein wrote, “Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.” Those words have been twisted vainly by some to suggest that the theoretical physicist was a religious man. Later in life he spoke of a “cosmic religious feeling,” and that made it difficult to pigeonhole him as either an atheist or a secret believer. Challenging what seemed to be random disorder in quantum theory, he remarked in 1926 that God “does not play dice.” Other than that, he revered the objectivity of truth, and would not allow the relativity of matter to justify philosophical relativism. 2 + 2 can never equal 5. That would be a mistake in physical science, and it would be a superstition in religion.

   One Christmas in Princeton, carolers sang “Silent Night” outside Einstein’s house on Mercer Street. He did not sing their words, but he accompanied them on his violin. That was more honest than any aberrant theologian who crucifies the Living Word by wrongly conjugating him.

Father Rutler’s book, The Stories of Hymns – The History Behind 100 of Christianity’s Greatest Hymns, is available through Sophia Institute Press (Paperback or eBook) and Amazon (Paperback or Kindle).

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Thursday, 21 July 2016

Teach Our Children About God, Don't Let Others Teach Them About Evil!

St. John Chrysostom, Bishop 


Saint John Chrysostom 
lived in the years
349 – 407 A.D.


He wrote the words below 
which pertain more urgently today! 





"They" are teaching our children 
evil in our schools -- 

We MUST teach them the TRUTH 
to give them the strength 
to resist this evil generation --- 
the times are changing fast... 

Will YOUR children 
be able to enter the Kingdom???  

IT'S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY 
to insure they know the Truth!

Keep Our Kids Innocent!

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We Must be Concerned 
for the Children’s Good

From a homily on the Gospel of Matthew
by Saint John Chrysostom, bishop


By the words: 
Their angels see my Father’s face 
and for this purpose have I come, 
and this is m Father’s Will, 
the Lord is calling for greater care 
from those who are in charge of children.

Their Angels see the Face of God

Do you not see what a protective wall he has built round them?

Appalling punishments are threatened 
for those who cause their downfall; 
great blessings are promised to those 
who protect and care for them; 
and all this is confirmed by the example 
both he and his Father give.

Jesus Loves the Children
Let us too imitate Him and refuse no task, however humble and arduous it may seem, on behalf of those who are our brothers.  

We may have to serve someone who is small and unimportant, if we undertake this work; the job may be very taxing; mountains and precipices may lie in our way; for the sake of our brothers’ salvation everything must be endured.  

God, after all, cares so much for the soul of man that he did not spare even his Son.  

So, I beg you, from the very moment we leave our homes in the morning, let us have but one aim in view, let this be our chief concern, to rescue anyone who is in danger.


Nothing 
is as precious as a human soul.  


For what does it profit a man if 
he gains the whole world but suffers the loss of his soul?  


1 Timothy 6:10

Yet the love of money has perverted 
and destroyed our values; 
it has driven out the fear of God 
and holds our souls in its power, 
as a tyrant holds a citadel.  



In consequence we neglect the spiritual welfare of our children and of ourselves in our desire to become richer and leave our wealth to others, and they again to their descendants.  We are not really owners of our money and other possessions; we merely hand them on.  The folly of it!  

Our children become lower than our slaves.  We punish slaves, but our children do not profit from our forethought, and in effect are regarded as less valuable than our slaves.

But why talk about slaves?  
We take less care of our children than our cattle; 
we worry more about our horses and donkeys 
(in our time of course cars, houses, etc) 
than about our sons. (and daughters!) 

If a man owns a mule he takes good care to find the best driver for it, not some scoundrel who is dishonest, drunken and inexperienced.  

Whereas if our son needs a teacher, 
we take on the first man who comes along, 
quite haphazardly and without any selection. 

Teachers Influence YOUR children -- Do YOU know what they are teaching?

Yet no profession 
is more important 
than that of teaching.

For what could equal an art which aims at directing the soul and forming the mind and character of a young man?  One with these gifts should be more conscientious than any painter or sculptor.  Yet we completely neglect all this.  

The one thing that matters to us is that our son should learn to speak well.  And even this we are keen on simply for the sake of making money.  He does not study a language primarily to enable him to speak well, but only to enable him to get rich.  In fact, if man could become wealthy without being able to speak at all, we would not bother about such lessons.

What a tyranny money exercises!  It invades the whole life forcing men to go where it chooses, like slaves in chains.  But what good is our invective?  We make a verbal attack on this tyranny; it defeats us by the sheer force of events.  

Nonetheless, I shall not stop lashing it with my tongue; if my words achieve anything, you and I will both be the gainers; if, however, you remain of the same mind, at least I shall have done my duty.


Still, may God cure you of this disease, and grant me the satisfaction of being able to take pride in you.  To him be glory and power for ever and ever. Amen.

Thursday, 27 February 2014

The Sin of the Century is the Loss of Sin


In 1946 Pope Pius XII visited the United States and addressed the United States Catechetical Congress held in Boston, 
with these words, 
 "The sin of the century is the  
loss of the sense of sin."





Ten years later a book was published by The Westminster Press entitled: "Situation Ethics: the new Morality" by Joseph Fletcher.  His theory "situational ethics" refuses to accept an absolute standard of morality...He is a  forefather of abortion, euthansia, eugenics, and cloning... in our culture today.   In other words, selfish motives are the trend of the day. (Joseph Fletcher's theory will be explained in separate article.)


Pope Pius XII's prophetic words are so true today in horrendous clarity... there is no conscience anymore--everything goes... AND if one stands up for what is morally right, we are shut down as bigots, moralists who want to 'control people'...moral decline is heralded as 'truth'... God is replaced by selfishness and the "ME".. What I want, what is good for ME...

You can't turn on television or the radio without being bombarded with sins of adultery, immoral behavior, lies, sexual perversity, disrespect...the list goes on.  Initiating our youth with their agenda of perverse lifestyles and immorality.  

When I was growing up the ideals of being sinless was in everyday life.  I was taught the 10 Commandments, how to respect others, the consequences of lying, of respecting your own body by how you present yourself to others (clothing or lack of)--not taking drugs etc..   The shows on television like "Leave it to Beaver" had moral values, maybe the actors themselves in their private life were not great examples, but shows were geared toward family values, respect for others, positive values and virtues that should truly be part of our lives.  (Now, I am ashamed with what is called 'entertainment'.)



By the 60's this all fell to complete gutter talk, actions and lifestyles... with sexual freedom coming to the forefront with the birth control pill--and then, as Pope Paul VI prophesied, the great sin of abortion.  

It was like the proverbial snowball gaining strength and momentum the further down the moral highway it goes --- leading to destruction -- hell is the outcome.  How many souls have been lost to hell?  Only God knows how many have found themselves in hell because of their loose morals and following the trend of 'anything goes.'  

Check the numbers of those contracting sexual diseases--even the seniors have gotten into the act (I guess they are the 1960 liberal reformers of anything goes)...

 A recent article on Gawker.com exposed that according to a recent New York Times  op-ed from Ezekiel J. Emanuel, studies find that STDs are rising in communities of single senior citizens.
A recent article on Gawker.com exposed that according to a recent New York Times  op-ed from Ezekiel J. Emanuel, studies find that STDs are rising in communities of single senior citizens. - See more at: http://connectingdirectors.com/articles/43441-condoms-funeral-directors-risk#sthash.6BDU0Kzs.dpuf
Chlamydia infections increased by 31 percent and syphilis infections increased by 52 percent for for Americans over the age of 65 during the years of 2007-2011. Those are basically the same statistics for Americans in their early 20s, says the report. - See more at: http://connectingdirectors.com/articles/43441-condoms-funeral-directors-risk#sthash.8PBXm6hp.dpuf
"Chlamydia infections increased by 31 percent and syphilis infections increased by 52 percent for Americans over the age of 65 during the years of 2007-2011. Those are basically the same statistics for Americans in their early 20s, says the report. - See more at: http://connectingdirectors.com/articles/43441-condoms-funeral-directors-risk#sthash.8PBXm6hp.dpuf

Chlamydia infections increased by 31 percent and syphilis infections increased by 52 percent for for Americans over the age of 65 during the years of 2007-2011. Those are basically the same statistics for Americans in their early 20s, says the report. - See more at: http://connectingdirectors.com/articles/43441-condoms-funeral-directors-risk#sthash.8PBXm6hp.dpuf
Chlamydia infections increased by 31 percent and syphilis infections increased by 52 percent for for Americans over the age of 65 during the years of 2007-2011. Those are basically the same statistics for Americans in their early 20s, says the report. - See more at: http://connectingdirectors.com/articles/43441-condoms-funeral-directors-risk#sthash.8PBXm6hp.dpuf

"The great danger for family life, in the midst of any society whose idols are pleasure, comfort and independence, lies in the fact that people close their hearts and become selfish."


Did we know it would happen to the extent that it is today?  How many of us just said oh it will blow over... or, there is nothing we can do about it. We had been warned by many in the Church from Pope Pius XII, Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI and even now by Pope Francis. 

I myself am amazed and sick of heart and soul of what has been happening.. The latest -- the Miley Cyrus issue that was more than shocking, it was disgusting--and the sad thing is she is convinced that she has the right to show this filth to our youth!!!  


 
“To recommend political and economic panaceas for the world problem of dehumanized forgotten man, is like recommending face powder for jaundice, or an alcohol rub for cancer. It is not our bodies that are ill; the soul of civilization is sick. The world is in a state of moral sin and it needs absolution.” Archbishop Fulton Sheen (The Cross and the Crisis)



It seems to be a runaway train that is heading for a bridge collapse. How can we stop this?  Can we?  


I don't want my grandchildren and future generations believing that immoral behavior is 'okay'.. I guess we all must fight this through our family teachings, through church and prayer.  Can we fight this and win?

What do you think? 

Check out this blog http://fallibleblogma.com/index.php/the-sin-of-the-century/

and  http://www.catholic.net/index.php?option=dedestaca&id=1336