Is “Micro-Catholicism” new? No. It is very old. Catholics know that. The Prophet Elijah gave us a hint of “Micro-Catholicism” when God let Elijah see Him.

God was a “gentle whisper” that followed a “mountain-smashing wind”. God’s Power was shown by His comparative “smallness” to the things He Created.

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Jesus Christ came to earth when The Holy Ova of His Blessed Mother became man by The Power of The Holy Spirit. Like us, Jesus was no bigger than a grain of salt when His Blessed Mother said, “Yes. I will be the handmaid of The Lord”!

Catholics know that! Catholics love God for becoming as small as we are. He shows us how much bigger we may be!

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Jesus included His Promise of Infallible Catholic Teaching within his Only Church-Founding Decree:

“And I say unto you thou art Peter and on this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven.”

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An ancient and Infallible Catholic Teaching introduces our age to “Micro-Catholicism”. “Life must be protected from conception until natural death.”

The largest human cell is a woman’s ova. It is the size of a small grain of salt. When we were conceived, we were the size of a grain of salt.

We were, in a word, “microscopic”. “Micro-Catholicism” recognizes that.

We think about the grain of salt-sized being that each of us once was. And, we realize that our ancestors’ DNA molecules that made “us” are in that tiny world.

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Catholics obey Jesus’ command: “Love your neighbors.” So, we love neighbors who are as small as a grain of salt!

Catholics believe that The Profiteers of Protestantism do a great evil by refusing to provide written condemnation of abortion, pills, and implants. Confusion kills billions of our unborn neighbors.

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Those blessed to understand Micro-Catholicism obey the clear, written Catholic Teaching: “Life must be protected from conception until natural death.”

Many do not love God or their neighbors enough to obey Jesus and obey The Only Church He Founded.

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