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Finally! New Words to “Be Catholic” in the Computer Age.

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".

This Week:

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:

Catholics connect Lot and Jesus with help from St. Faustina:

Does The Trinity make a Final Appearance in human form?

Another indication that The Holy Trinity visited Abraham:

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."

Catholics connect Lot and Jesus with help from St. Faustina:

Praying The Divine Mercy Chaplet lets God keep "storms" in our life from making us "look back and being turned into pillars of salt". Or losing our souls.

Does The Trinity make a Final Appearance in human form?

Does "Lot's wife" symbolize the fate of all who "looked back" from The Church-Creating Word of Jesus to His First Catholic Pope: "And I say unto you . . ."?

Another indication that The Holy Trinity visited Abraham:

Were "the three men" The Holy Trinity in Human Forms? Did The Son and Holy Spirit destroy Sodom and Gomorrah while The Father spoke with Abraham?

The Visitation: Mary Brings Christ to Elizabeth

Mary's visit to Elizabeth reveals Christ's presence and fulfills prophecy. The unborn John leaps for joy, recognizing the Messiah.

St. Paul’s Mission in Corinth: Perseverance Amid Persecution

In Corinth, St. Paul faced opposition yet remained steadfast, teaching the Word of God and exemplifying the courage and resilience that Catholics are called to emulate.

Paul’s Mission in Corinth: A Catholic Foundation

Paul's mission in Corinth marked a pivotal moment in the spread of Catholicism, bringing together Jews and Gentiles in the early Church.

Saint Paul’s Message to the Athenians: A Call to the One True Faith

Saint Paul's discourse at the Areopagus invites all to recognize the one true God and embrace the fullness of the Catholic faith.

Catholics learn more history in four minutes than most people learn in four years of college!

Powerful telescopes let Catholics see that over 13 trillion light-years of God’s Creation Timeline began […]

Lydia: The First European Convert to Catholicism

Lydia, a seller of purple cloth in Philippi, became the first recorded European convert to Catholicism. Her swift conversion and hospitality exemplify the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.

The Council of Jerusalem: A Hidden Lesson in “Farewell”

The Council of Jerusalem, as recounted in Acts 15, stands as a pivotal moment in […]

The Apostles’ Clear Guidance: A Foundation for Unity

Discover how the Apostles, guided by the Holy Spirit, addressed early Church challenges, setting a precedent for unity and doctrinal clarity that endures today.

The Catholic Mission to Europe: A Divine Commission

In Acts 16:1–10, Paul receives a divine vision calling him to Macedonia, marking the Church's first mission into Europe.

The Simplicity of Catholic Teaching: Acts 15 and Christ’s Command

The early Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, simplified the path to salvation by reducing 613 Mosaic laws to essential teachings, emphasizing love and unity.

Peter’s Keys, James’ Guidance, and the Fall of Jerusalem

God blessed the first Catholics to connect the world’s people with God’s Word in […]

How the devil tried to divide Catholics through conflict

The early Church’s circumcision debate threatened unity, resolved at the Council of Jerusalem, affirmed salvation by faith, not Mosaic law.

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