5.5 Years Ago: Reflection by a Digital Soldier
5.5 years since Donald J. Trump announced he was running for President, an Anon leader in the Digital Patriot Army takes a moment to reflect on how far the movement has come.
The Powerful Divine Mercy Devotion
It’s Good Friday, and today my wife and I prayed the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00 PM. It’s the first time I’ve prayed the Divine Mercy Chaplet, so I thought I’d take some time to post an article on it, for some background, along with a reprint of the prayer itself to share with you. The background information on this comes from EWTN and The Divine Mercy website.
Saint Michael The Archangel
Devotion to Michael the Archangel is one of the oldest devotions of the Church; indeed, his roles in God’s divine plan date back before the Incarnation. It was St. Michael who led God’s army against Lucifer and the other rebellious fallen angels, St. Michael who guards the Catholic Church and her pope, and St. Michael who, at God’s commands will reprise his role against the Antichrist in the End Times.
Could God Be Using Trump As a Modern Day Saint Paul?
Could God be using Trump – or any of us, for that matter– as a modern-day Saint Paul? We are all called by God to see the light. A friend of mine recently said, “Sometimes, God chooses wicked people to do good things.” I agree, and would ask “sometimes?” Perhaps, all the time.
Catholic Bibles Have 7 More Books than Protestant Bibles. Here’s Why.
Catholic Answers Shares Why Catholic Bibles Have Seven More Books than Protestant Bibles
Dr. Michael Barber explains why Protestants exclude the Deuterocanonical books from their Bibles.
Vatican: Pope’s Words Not a Personal Attack on Trump
By Cruxnow – ROME: Reacting to widespread media coverage of a perceived war of words on Thursday between Pope Francis and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, a Vatican spokesman on Friday insisted the pope’s comments — that someone who would build a border wall is not Christian — were not a personal attack.
“The pope said what we all know when we follow his teaching and his positions: that we should not build walls, but bridges,” the Rev. Federico Lombardi said to Vatican Radio. “It is not a specific issue, limited to this case,” he said.