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Thought For the Last Day of 2020
Today is the end of 2020. You’d think people would be flooding en masse to bow before the Lord and beseech Him for mercy. “Don’t let 2021 be so filled with evil. Save us from this pestilence and the snares of the devil.”
Go to Mary
Impossible driving in a blizzard proves that it doesn’t matter what the need is, but turning to Mary, especially your rosary, always results in help.
A Moral Quandary
Can Cardinal Archbishop Gregory (who has been confrontational to President Trump over alleged racism) make a confrontational pro-life stand against the fervent support of abortion and public funds for abortion supported by Biden and Harris? The moral quandary presented to democrats has not gone well so far.
For Fellowship: A Contemporary Riddle
A politician cannot rely on saying they are Catholic while supporting intrinsically evil laws, such as acting pro-life while supporting abortion. Worse, Catholics who cave to peer pressure and show public support for such a politician become willingly culpable in the sin as well.
Our Two Towers
We forgot the warnings of Jacinta and Faustina, so we are experiencing A chastisement, but not THE chastisement, which will be worse, as if the gates of hell are thrown open. This peek at hell on earth with evil and depravity running in our streets is God’s reminder that judgment is coming, but we have the remedies of the rosary and divine mercy – our two towers.
Time to Speak Plainly
Bland generic petitions used at Mass — Are our bishops unable to see the evil a chaos afoot? If ever there was a time to speak plainly, this is it.
BFP: Without Your Guardian Angel, You Will Fail
https://media.blubrry.com/bellarmineforumfootnote/mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/72s2fw/BFP_Without_Your_Guardian_Angel_You_Will_Fail7y6yp.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWhen Our Lord was in the garden, He experienced what we call the agony. It was the agony in the Garden. In the last blog post on Bellarmine Forum, we learn that a chief point of St. Raphael’s speech is to tell us: “God tries those who love Him.”…
6 Things the Archangel Raphael Taught in the Longest Angelic Speech in Scriptures
Many ask what Saint Raphael the Archangel did and who he is. Raphael is an archangel and he appeared to Tobit (Tobias) in the Old Testament. He gave the longest speech of any angel in scriptures and the most poignant part he said, “God tries those who love Him.” Raphael therefore, is not just medicine…
Leo XIII, October 13th, and the Feast of St. Michael
Leo XIII was tied into Fatima and Akita and he saw that St. Michael would be the one to halt the destruction of the Church — but this would need to happen first.
BFP Our Lady’s Bloody Hand 47 Years Ago
A shocking event happens at Mass and a statue of Our Lady begins bleeding from a wound on the statue’s right hand. It is tied directly to Communion in the Hand. Mother Church validated the miraculous event as well.
