Books on Communism and Socialism and why They are Defective

        The Catholic Church has railed against Communism for literally centuries, and for good reason.  The following books reveal the fundamental defects with these forms of government. The first one is the clearest exposition I have ever seen on the flaws of Socialism which I think anyone with a high school education or I believe… Continue reading Books on Communism and Socialism and why They are Defective

Interesting articles on the Role of a wife in a Christian Catholic marriage

      An article at the URL https://bbn1.bbnradio.org/english/tools-home/a-christian-home/christian-home-wife-heart-home/ talks about the role and glory of a wife in a Christian marriage.  It talks about her role in being tolerant of her husband’s foibles and a teacher to her children so that they at least grow into the Christian faith.  Another article from the Catholic Mom website… Continue reading Interesting articles on the Role of a wife in a Christian Catholic marriage

Books on Angels

         Some people probably think, how can we succeed in being good people if demons are constantly tempting us? Well God does not leave us to our own devices against demons, He gives each and every one of us a guardian angel. The first book recommended is on our guardian angel where as the second… Continue reading Books on Angels

Why is Knowing, Loving, and Serving God in this Life so Necessary for Eternal Happiness as Part of a Book Review of the First Book in the “This We Believe Series” of Discussion Club Texts

         The title of the first book of the This We Believe Series is “God, Man, and God-Man” by Rev. Leo J. Trese. It carries a 1954 Imprimatur from Edward Cardinal Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit.          The first two questions of the Roman Catholic Catechism are “1. Who made you?” the answer to which is… Continue reading Why is Knowing, Loving, and Serving God in this Life so Necessary for Eternal Happiness as Part of a Book Review of the First Book in the “This We Believe Series” of Discussion Club Texts

Books on the True Religion

A short pamphlet entitled “The True Religion” by Father E. C. Messenger, Phd., published by the Catholic Truth Society (C.T.S.) in London England, the time at which it was published, December of 1959, had His Eminence Cardinal Godfrey, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster as its president, and does not have an Imprimatur per se.… Continue reading Books on the True Religion

A Pamphlet and A Book That Can assist Christians against the Onslaught of aggressive Jehovah witnesses

       Previously I reviewed the pamphlet  “The Incredible Creed of Jehovah Witnesses,” by Rev. Dr. Rumble, M.S.C., Copyright 1974 by Tan Books and Publishing, Inc. Rockford, Illinois This is available on amazon used. and gave an overview based on quotes from it as to the most egregious dissimilarities of this supposedly “New Christianity” to actual… Continue reading A Pamphlet and A Book That Can assist Christians against the Onslaught of aggressive Jehovah witnesses

Part one of A Book Review of “Wisdom Shall Enter” and Its Argument not only for the Existence of God but a simple description of what God is.     

       This is a review of the book Wisdom shall enter by Leo Trese, Imprimatur 1957, published by the Fides Publishers Association Chicago in the USA and by Geoffrey Chapman, Ltd. In London. It is an apologetics book on the Catholic faith which I think is apropos for the start of the church year, indeed… Continue reading Part one of A Book Review of “Wisdom Shall Enter” and Its Argument not only for the Existence of God but a simple description of what God is.     

Easter

     God did not make us to torture us as some people seem to think, because of all the “rules,” otherwise he would have just created hell and put us all there.  No, unfortunately, by his nature he is not only all good but all just.  In addition, he is rational just like He created… Continue reading Easter

Books on Purgatory

Purgatory is something Martin Luther did not believe in, I gleam from his life, because he did not think he could live up to the ideal Jesus Christ created for humans to be able to meet (the catholic ideal), for a relatively nominal amount of effort on a human’s part, given that they have the… Continue reading Books on Purgatory