It is what is to come...take it as you will but as Bl ann emmerich said it will be a Church not built with the Angels' help but built by human hands only. It's pretty obvious what is coming IMHO. Reminds me of the Abrahamic House/church, with a mosque, temple and Christian Church that Francis created. This is just my observation.
You are so right. Actually there is a plan in Saudi Arabia that has that same idea. Pope Francis supported the building of it.
NATO seeks war with Russia. And Russia perfectly understands and prepares for this. Lt Col Davis spells it out clearly in this eye opening 10 minute video. Europeans certainly don’t want war with Russia but unless the current European leaders are removed it sure looks like prophecy will be fulfilled.
Satanic, a horror picture. I couldn't help noticing that the prayerful Posse on EWTN are all on board with bombing Tehran which made me feel so,so sad as I love them.
Apropos satanic... Haaretz: 'It's a Killing Field': IDF Soldiers Ordered to Shoot Deliberately at Unarmed Gazans Waiting for Humanitarian Aid https://archive.ph/AQQNZ#selection-211.0-211.113
A lot of people are becoming aware of the truth behind the ‘Temple’ religion. As far as my little experience goes, quite a few people seem to be reverting to more traditional opinions on Judaism. The genocide in Gaza, in front of the eyes of the world will send ripples into the future which will broaden and widen. I would think the Jewish/Freemasonic plan for a universal religion (which, of course, they would expect to dominate) is about to undergo a severe reversal. The Jews are about to find themselves with few friends except followers of the insane Dispensationalist cult, of which there are more than a few in the Catholic Church (mostly Americans-where does Pope Leo stand)?
We're all guilty of this genocide. Easy to blame Israel and the US but they have never been Christian countries. Where stood what once was Christian Europe? Christian Russia? Either actively supporting, turning a blind eye or making empty speeches. When the wrath of God comes upon us for this, we will have nobody to blame but ourselves. Not only have we stood by and watched the slaughter, we have failed in our duty to shout from the rooftops that Evangelical Zionism is not Christian. Shamefully, many people calling themselves Catholic have supported this evil out of self-interest or a distortion of nationalism.
There are so many slaughters humanity in general has watched and for the most part and did nothing. So many genocides and atrocities, but it is coming back on us now in an ever escalating manner. The worst part of it all is trying to warn people while they look at you like a lunatic. I remember being told at church at the age of 12 how people were treated in China and how trade with them was unethical. I did my best to tell people and avoided buying stuff from there. It horrified me to know the working and living conditions they faced each day. Many nations have faced this horrid existence for decades. But it is like an insurmountable wave of apathy just spreads and all I could do is watch in horror as people bought their cheap goods without a care in the world. We try our best but often it is not enough. The example with China is only one of many we see today. It was the same with the vaccines, now allegedly 40 million plus people in the US alone have either died or are injured from the shot. The same with abortion, over 100 million babies in the US have been killed. One out of 25 boys and 1 out of 100 girls now have autism. Totally unnecessary suffering and it goes on and on. I understand why so many saints left the cities for the desert to battle demons. The worst part is that people in general wont change gears even in the face of death. I don't understand it. I have heard that humanity is currently operating at 2% of its capacity. But because of corruption, profiteering, pleasure seeking, wars and so on we are held back. Everyone could be healthy, wealthy and joyful in Christ. The potential is there.
Most of the sick and dying just need proper treatment too. So tired of seeing people dying for stupid reasons. I hope the church jumps on the regenerative health band wagon. My Mother, who was experiencing organ failure last year, is making tremendous leaps in her health. The doctor has said that she is going to make a full recovery. Being pro-life IMO is also being pro God's design.
I love praying the Mystery of Mary Assumed into heaven for this exact reason. It speaks of the bodies relationship to the soul. One of the first things I noticed after my conversion was how my body changed. I was in that good a health that my body seemed to actually glow with it. I was down at a concert in the monastery last night and got talking to two ladies who are much younger than me and they were discussing their quite serious health issues. Their bodies , it seems to me are really falling apart. When I was in the monastery one thing I noticed about the monks was how healthy they seemed. Of course we are all going to die. All of us , prayer or not our bodies will eventually fall apart. But prayer and a good spiritual life is such a great healer. Thinking of the Assumption is such a great teacher in all this. ..and its not just our physical health but our mental health too. Prayer brings such huge peace and joy and hope. . We wind up being constantly bathed in love. What could be a better medicine?
Yes and no. My agreement would depend on who you mean by “we”. Also with regard to the question of guilt. I assume that when you speak of our guilt, you mean the individual guilt of me and you and us as Catholics. Since we know that our battle is above all a spiritual battle against the powers of darkness, what we can do as Catholics is to fight our spiritual battle as best we can. And I am truly very guilty of failure in this respect. I struggle to stay in the state of grace, to pray and sacrifice enough. I am only a fighter, not a winner. I could do much, much better and more. Beyond that, I doubt that we as Catholics are blamed by God because we have not proclaimed anything loudly enough. It would be our duty to proclaim the gospel more offensively and loudly. But God does not ask us to evaluate political events. Of course, the Israeli massacres in the Gaza Strip are obvious. And you and I and many here know that there is a plan behind it. But not every Catholic knows that. And I wouldn't blame the individuals if they don't know or realize it. We have no obligation to God to get information and evaluate the events. None of us is obliged to watch the news, not even that. Apart from that, even a more informed person often cannot be sure of the truth. I wouldn't even blame the Israeli population in general. We experienced at first hand during the Coronavirus pandemic what synchronized propaganda from all TVs and radios can achieve. And if you don't have a conscience trained by being a Christian or, even better, a Catholic, how are people supposed to distinguish between truth and lies, right and wrong? One more brief thought - If you thought that our duty, in addition to prayer and sacrifice, was an “earthly” willingness to do something about the ills of the world. What actions would these be that could be expected to have an influence on our politicians and policies? Taking to the streets and protesting? That has never achieved anything. Even when many people demonstrated and protested during the Coronavirus pandemic. And despite all the atrocities and satanic things that are happening in Gaza (murder and oppression of the poor are among the “sins crying out to heaven”), what is happening in our societies day after day and decade after decade, the killing of the most innocent, that should make us Catholics protest with much greater vehemence. I think at this point we are of one mind.
A truly wise post. [“Collective guilt” is not a thing in Catholicism. We will all face Judgement as individual sinners for the sins we are wholly responsible for, with full knowledge and consent. It is the idea of collective guilt on the part of all Gazans for the actions of Hamas in October ‘23 that is the motivation for the Zionists to kill them all].
