To grow spiritually it is important to recognize and combat one’s root sin or sinful tendency. The root sin is that basic tendency or weakness that is at the deepest core of one’s sins and sinful inclinations. Recognizing and combating one’s root sinful tendency is vital if one is to grow spiritually.
The Holy See has deliberately renounced the supernatural mission of the Church, making itself the servant of the New World Order and Masonic globalism in an antichristic counter-magisterium.
It’s never easy to write about oneself. Basic writing principles suggest beginning with a strong lead, hooking readers right from the start with something interesting, exciting, or impressive. But to describe the Benedictine Daughters of Divine Will, only one word …
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Reverend and Dear Priest of Christ, I have received your letter, in which you ask me several grave questions about the crisis of authority in the Church, a crisis which has been intensifying in recent years, and in particular during …
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In August 1972 I was a successful businessman employed in the selling of life insurance. I had graduated from college ten years earlier, married, had three beautiful young children, a nice home in the suburbs and to put it modestly, …
by Bishop Athanasius Schneider in Conversation With Diane Montagna This book is a blockbuster in clarity. That is the major take away for the reader. Everything is clear in language the reader can understand. It is the Holy Spirit that …
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A conference was held in Rome on April 7, called Catholic Church: Where Are You Going? Only a Blind Man Can Deny That There Is Great Confusion in the Church. Cardinals, bishops, priests and lay faithful issued a Declaration in …
Dear John, I received your email in which you accuse me of “idolatry” for honoring the Blessed Mother Mary. You may remember that the Holy Spirit said through her, “All generations will call me blessed.” (Luke 1:48).
The Rosary and the Possessed Girl In the book, The Secret of the Rosary, St. Louis de Montfort relates that Father Jean Amat, a Dominican, was giving a Lenten Mission in the Kingdom of Aragon, Spain, when a young girl …
