Some religions require believers to love their neighbors. Some do the opposite.

Today’s title sums up the subject so well that the rest of the column is unnecessary.

Author's Notes:

To many, the greatest book of the last century is The Diary of St. Faustina. It helps each of us see and share how deeply Jesus loves our souls. Another wonderful resource is the daily reflections drawn from Divine Mercy.

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What is the overlooked Joy of Being Catholic? #25.

Moses tells us how identify those overcome by "wickedness": They are a "stiff-necked people" who will not bow their heads before God and His Teachings.

Catholics connect Moses and Jesus to Catholic priests. #24.

Only Catholics see and solve The Hidden Mystery: "What was Moses eating for 80 days on a barren mountaintop, alone with The Three Persons of The Holy Trinity?

St. Faustina prompts a new look at Sodom and Gomorrah. #23.

Every Catholic Teaching is truth because Jesus promised His First Pope: "On this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it."

God’s “enemies” prefer “weeds” to “good seeds”. #22.

Few "frauds" on earth are as "complex" as: "We SAY that we believe in Democracy, but WE will not let voters use secret ballots to choose candidates."

Every Catholic soul: “a treasure in a human vessel.”? #21.

May God bless all people to understand and see why: "I should be Catholic and among those who 'overflow with abundant grace for The Glory of God.'"

Why did God reveal Himself Two Times in Two Ways? #20.

Catholics are blessed to see more than the "cloud" in which God appears to many. We are blessed with God's Greatest Miracle: God becomes a Living Part of us.