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Many things make us dumber. These “words” makes us smarter:

May every mind be blessed to understand words well enough to understand what Catholics know: We, and every person on earth, are living words of God.

This Week:

“The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few”. #3.

May computer users find words that help us Be Catholic. #2

New Words help us to “Be Catholic” in the Computer Age. #1:

Why did Rebecca love her son Jacob more than she loved Esau?

New Ideas: “God’s DNA Upgrades” and “The Ongoing Exodus”.

Respect for Jesus lets Catholics live by Today’s Reading:

“The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few”. #3.

Today's Simple Rhyme: "Jesus Christ / is always right."

May computer users find words that help us Be Catholic. #2

Jesus would let every person on earth 'find blessing from God' if they got onto 'the stairway to Heaven' that would take form in The One, Holy, Catholic, Church

New Words help us to “Be Catholic” in the Computer Age. #1:

Greedy billionaires keep billions of families too poor to buy books. Free books let the poorest people find "New Words to be Catholic in The Computer Age".

Why did Rebecca love her son Jacob more than she loved Esau?

Catholics understand: The "Abrahamic Electrons" in everyone's DNA can be "upgraded" by The Catholic Sacraments. Anyone may become an actual "child of God"!

New Ideas: “God’s DNA Upgrades” and “The Ongoing Exodus”.

Many worship self-serving ideas embraced by wordly people. Catholics are never afraid to love God, even when we are hated by those who love themselves.

Respect for Jesus lets Catholics live by Today’s Reading:

Then, Jesus made His Great Decree to St. Thomas and to every Catholic who ever lived: "Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed."

Anyone able to consider THIS is bright enough to “BE Catholic!” #26.

Catholics suggest a new, interesting way to consider The Power of God: ~ Question 1: […]

Why is St. Paul one of the God’s Brightest Lights in History? #25

That question leads to Two of the Hardest Questions Ever Asked at the end of […]

The Catholic Covenant focuses on immortal souls. #24.

Catholics Trust God, His Prophecies, and He Who Fulfilled them. ~ Question 1: “Why did […]

Today’s Catholic Reading begins and ends with “Be Catholic!” #23.

Catholics connect the beginning and end in every part of life. ~ Question 1: “What […]

Melchizedek: For 4,000 years, God has had Catholic priests and religious. #22.

Abraham obeyed God and gave honor to Melchizedek, His First Catholic priest. ~ Question 1: […]

Who are the brightest people on earth? #21.

Who are the brightest people on earth? Those who receive the most light from God. […]

A contradiction that condemns souls. #20.

“Hating God’s Great Gift of Birth / puts many souls at risk on earth.” ~ […]

The worst sins bring the greatest punishment. #16.

At my Judgment, will God’s Jury have billions of souls crying for “Vengeance” on me? […]

Jewsh, Protestant, and Catholic Faiths are Built on One sentence. #18.

Peter’s Church is a living echo of Paul’s Teaching. ~ Question 1: “What ‘One Sentence’ […]

A personal note: Two sins in fifteen minutes. #17

Today’s Reading made me aware of two sins committed in fifteen minutes. ~ Question 1: […]

Catholics keep our ration of genes from the “accursed generation”. #16

In every generation, Catholics align our “ration of genes” with God’s Words. ~ Question 1: […]

For Catholics,”Ordinary Time” lets us be better Catholics. #15.

In “Ordinary Time” after Epiphany, Blessed believers join Catholics in nightly prayers similar to: “Jesus […]

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