Our choice: Babylon or The Catholic Church.

Babylon wants us all to be childless, working, paying taxes, and dying the week before we start drawing Social Security.

The Catholic Church encourages mothers and fathers to produce children with immortal souls rather than mindlessly obsessing on careers. The Church prefers taking care of children within a loving family structure. The Church prefers no divorce, a husband working, with one wife and mother staying home. The Church feels it is wrong to impoverish families with crippling, hurtful taxes simply to pay outlandish pensions, salaries, and benefits to those who worship the idols of Babylon.

When it comes to life and death, The Church wants us to live long, grow closer to God, elevating our soul for eternity.

The differences between Babylon and The Catholic Church could not be clearer. Our choice: Babylon or The Catholic Church.

Amazingly, some shun The Catholic Church for something closer to Babylon. Not smart. Not wise. Not intelligent. Not faithful. Not obedient. But, that’s how goats separate themselves from sheep.

Our choice: Babylon or The Catholic Church. Thus it has always been.

Author's Notes:

Related:

A last minute cure for “Confusion…

2 Samuel 5:1-3 tells us it was “agreed” that David would be crowned King of the Twelve Tribes...

Catholics cure “Confusion Headaches” by…

The Catholic Bible Reading from Mark 3:20-21 on January 23, 2026, tells us that people in Jesus’ family...

God’s Creation Timeline and the Church He Spoke…

A century ago, Fr. LeMaitre showed that God’s Creation began over 13 trillion light-years ago—affirming Genesis and leading...

Overweight people need four kinds of…

Our minds, bodies, souls, and lives are overweight. We need “The Catholic Diet”! ~ Question 1: “What kind...

Saint Paul’s Message to the Athenians: A Call…

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

May all be blessed to be “Children of…

Today's Simple Rhyme: "Some choose darkness. Some choose light. / Choosing darkness is not too bright!"...