Category: Daily Column

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 . . ."?

May Protestants Pray: “Incline My Heart, O God, to Your Decrees?”

Jesus warns: Let your “Yes” mean Yes, and your “No” mean No. Pride says “I know more than Jesus”—and opens the soul to PEGGALS: seven deadly demons.

Say “Yes!” to the Catholic Church

St. Paul reminds us that Catholicism does not waver between “yes” and “no,” but is the full affirmation of God’s eternal plan through Jesus Christ.

A Solution to The Great Protestant Mystery?

Jesus warned against breaking even the least of His commandments. Yet Protestantism teaches disobedience to the Church Christ founded. Catholics must obey to receive the keys to Heaven.

Salt and Light: What Every Catholic Must Be

Jesus said Catholics are “the salt of the earth” and “the light of the world.” Losing either means spiritual ruin. Here’s what it means to stay faithful.

See the Father Through the Son

By imagining ourselves before the Heart of Jesus, Catholics see how His light carries our prayers directly to the Father—through the spear-wound of Divine Mercy.