Traditional Thomistic Catholic

The following is why Every Orthodox Follower of the Traditional Catholic Religion and Eventually Everyone Following a Strict Christian Bible Based Philosophy in the United States should be Worried.       Cardinal Francis George is famously quoted as saying: I expect to die in bed, my successor will die in prison and his successor will die… Continue reading A Bishop Martyred Some Time in the Twenty first Century?

        We worship and Love God for His limitations. All Good, limitation – cannot do evil to anyone (Psalms 145:9, Palms 144:9 in the Douay-Rheims Catholic Bible. Remember evil is commonly defined as lack or “absence of good” as can be seen in the Wikipedia entry on Evil). All-just, limitation – He cannot be unfair… Continue reading The Paradox of Why We Love and Worship God

      A book giving a good introduction to the Muslim religion from a catholic perspective entitled “Mohammedanism” by Louis Gardet is the 143rd volume of the 20th Century Encyclopedia Of Catholicism. In my humble opinion (IMHO), It gave a good introduction to Islam or Muslimism. It answered the question I was interested in which was… Continue reading Suggested Introductory Book on Islam from a Catholic Perspective

Full disclosure: I have only skimmed most of these books, but I am offering them as reference for those who want more in-depth information on the subjects presented in the movies and one I have on order (the book on Constantine). Of the books I’ve looked at in my collection these seem to offer interesting… Continue reading Books that Are Written which cover the Subjects of the movies mentioned in the last blog

The Passions of Joan of Arc         A 1928 black and white film silent film starring Renee Falconetti. According to reviewers on Amazon purported to be one of the best films of the era – 5 star review.  In my view, good because according to the introduction to the movie based on the actual transcripts… Continue reading Informative and Inspirational Movies for Catholics During Lent

        Non-Catholics possibly hear the term lent thrown around a lot by their Catholic friends and acquaintances. It is a time of penance. Penance is normally what Catholics call the satisfaction, usually judged by the priest, which you must perform as a condition of having your sins forgiven (John 20:23)Your sins are absolved during the… Continue reading Lent

            The first part of this tale explained why I think sexual morality is “regulated” (not legislated – i.e. you can do this but you can’t do that, exhaustively numerated for everything) the way it is in the church.  In summary sex is first to produce citizens of heaven along with all the training needed… Continue reading A Tale of Eternity part II: The Virgin Mary and Celibate Nuns/Priests/Bishops – Eliminating Gender Prejudice and Slavery

           Having been in ROTC as well as having studied one of the hard sciences I would always like a base theory on which to base the calculational or strategic/tactical path I wish to take.  That is why I have to have a theory about God which includes all of biblical revelation as well as… Continue reading A tale of Eternity Part I: Why Artificial Contraception is Against the 1st Commandment – Why It Is Wrong

12 books all Catholics should read, one being on what happened historically (not necessarily explaining what might have happened supernaturally) in the catholic church since Vatican II to ignite the bad doctrine which in turn precipitated the child abuse etc. and 4 resources for orthodox Catholic information Conversion stories of Women: 6. Something other than… Continue reading 12 books Catholics should read

         This marks the first new thread of the second year I have been producing this blog. The first year concentrated on the goodness of God and why being Catholic is important. It also looked at how somethings going on in the Catholic Church may imply that it should change the direction Jesus Christ, who… Continue reading Religion – How Catholics Define It and a Definition that Matches how the Secular World Treats it