. Only Catholics respect God enough to obey His First and Last Words to His Blessed Mother!
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Question 1: “What were God’s First Words to His Blessed Mother?”
Answer: “His First Words to Mary were: ‘Hail (Mary) Full of Grace; The Lord is with Thee . .‘ ”
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Question 2: “Was were God’s Last Words to His Blessed Mother?”
Answer: “John 19:25-27 tells us! While He hung on the nails driven through His hands, He overcame the great pain to show how much He loved His Blessed Mother. ‘Seeing His Mother and the disciple He loved standing near Her, Jesus said to His Mother, ‘Woman, this is your son.’
‘Then, to the disciple He said, ‘This is your Mother.’”
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Question 3: “Did St. John see that Jesus Christ had given him a Direct Order?”
Answer: “Yes! He obeyed The Direct Order from Jesus to take care of His Blessed Mother! ‘And from that moment, the disciple made a place for Her in his home.’”
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Question 4: “Why is that important to us, 2,000 years later?”
Answer: “A Direct Order from Jesus to one Disciple is a Direct Order to every person who follows Him! The Direct Order given by Jesus to St. John is also a Direct Order to every True Christian on earth!”
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Question 5: “How do True Christians obey His Direct Order?”
Answer: “Only Catholics respect Jesus enough to understand! We have been given a Direct Order from Jesus! To obey, we must ‘make a place for Her in’ our ‘home’ our heart, and our mind!”
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Question 6: “Why don’t Willful Protestants ‘make a place for Mary in’ their ‘home’, heart, and mind?”
Answer: “Willful Protestants are proud of disobeying Direct Orders from Jesus Christ! They all disobey This Direct Order from Him!
‘And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys of The Kingdom of Heaven, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in Heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in Heaven.'”
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Question 7: “Are Willful Protestants ‘True Christians’?”
Answer: “It’s fun to watch them answer that question!”
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Simple reasons to be Catholic. catholicfundamentalism.com
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