The Biggest Challenge to the first Catholics was when God gave The First Catholic Pope a vision of all the animals in the world, and was told in Acts 1:11-18: “Get up, Peter. Slaughter and eat.” Peter replied to God: “Certainly not, Sir, because nothing profane or unclean has ever entered my mouth.”
Then, God explained for a second and third time in His New Testament: “What God has made clean, you are not to call profane.”
The First Catholic Pope was then told to go to Caesarea, where he met a man who told him, “An angel standing in my house said: ‘Go to Joppa and summon Simon, who is called Peter, who will speak words to you by which you and all your household will be saved.'”
God’s Blessing to The Catholic Church and “every household” on earth was revealed! “The Holy Spirit fell upon them, as it had upon us at the beginning, and I remembered the Word of The Lord, how He had said ‘John Baptized with water, but you will be Baptized with The Holy Spirit.'”
“When they (The First Catholics) heard this, they stopped objecting and glorified God, saying ‘God has then granted life-giving repentance to the Gentiles, too.”
That “Hidden Prophecy” tells us to respect every Successor to Peter and be blessed with the “life-giving repentance” granted to all who are blessed with The Catholic Sacraments of Confession/Absolution and Communion.
Those blessed to “Be Catholic!” are predicted in the “Hidden Prophecy” of Today’s Psalm 42:3, “Athirst is my soul for the Living God.”
That “Hidden Prophecy” leads those blessed people to John 10:14, “I am the good shepherd’ says The Lord; ‘I know My sheep, and they know Me.'”
Then, God tells us how important it is to be as Catholic as we can with His “Hidden Prophecy” of believers who are not Catholic! “I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. These also I must lead, and they will hear My voice, and there will be one flock, one shepherd.”
May all who are blessed to believe in God be blessed to understand that “Hidden Prophecy” and strive to be in His “one flock” that has “one shepherd” and “Be as Catholic as we can!”
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Today’s Simple Rhyme: “May all who are blessed to see: / ‘God knows far, far more than me!’ / be blessed for eternity!”
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