Frontview or profile?

Ceiling painting of Christ and his apostles

 

Frontview or profile?  Hard to tell which it is.  Will this work for your face?  Mine?  Everyone’s?

God has programmed us so we sometimes can’t which way we’re going.  But, we’re still the same person.

Author's Notes:

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A Fundamental reason to Be Catholic in Today’s Reading:

Catholics, blessed to receive His Holy Body and Blood in Catholic Communion, know what Jesus said next!  "Then He said to them, 'The Son of Man is Lord of The Sabbath.'"

St. Paul helps Catholics “Win the Human Race” to God.

Before Jesus, things were simple!  People believed whatever they wanted.

Catholics are blessed with God’s Truth in Three Sentences:

May all be blessed to read these three sentences clearly enough to Be Catholic.

Catholics know what Jesus teaches: There are always Two Groups of People.

Catholics correctly conclude:  "Demons know more than the 'poor captives' whom they lead to disobey The Church-Creating Word of Jesus!"
Priest holding the monstrance with incense clouds

This is Amazing: Catholics and demons see Jesus most clearly!

Catholics and demons share This Word of Wisdom that Protestants cannot fully understand: "I know Who YOU Are:  The Holy One of God!"

Catholics connect ourselves with The Crucifixion and St. Faustina:

St. Faustina takes closer to seeing how The Mercy of Jesus comes through the hole a Roman soldier's spear made in The Sacred Heart of Jesus