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Jesus Death on Calvery

Jesus’ death is what made restitution to God for all of mankind for the offense of the original sin!

Books on the End Times – Eschatology

The first book is one based on a series of lectures and is recommended by Saint Therese of Lisieux who said “Reading this book was one of the greatest graces of my life.” The name of the book is “The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life” by Father Charles… Continue reading Books on the End Times – Eschatology

Easter Sunday

Wrote this early, as I do a lot of my posts, and will probably attend midnight mass. This is to remined us of the importance of Easter Sunday. On this day, the human race was saved by Jesus Christ, after being convicted of the original sin of Adam and Eve against the all-good God the Father, and given the promise that the punishment that the human race inherited from its first parent’s original sin (both the spiritual damage to our souls that made humans tend toward evil and the eternal punishment of hell) would be not only forgiven, but all those who loved and obeyed His Son would be made adopted sons and daughters of God.
On this day God the Son the second person of the blessed Trinity rose from the dead after 3 days in the grave proving He was God and had the power to deliver on His promise of eternal life and sonship and daughtership to God the Father (the first person of the blessed Trinity), with the help of the Holy Ghost (the third person of the blessed Trinity) humans that would follow his commandments and love God as they aught with their whole being.

Books on Apologetics

The best most concise clear and complete apologetics book, with regard to the Roman catholic religion, I have read, is “Wisdom Shall Enter” by Leo Trese ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0007FP37S Publisher ‏ : ‎ Fides; 2nd edition (January 1, 1960) Paperback ‏ : ‎ 127 pages Nihil Obstat: Andreas Moore, L.C.L. Censor Deputatus Imprimatur: +Georgius L.… Continue reading Books on Apologetics

Books on The Liturgical Year

There are 3 recommendations I have for anyone wanting to read up on any particular Sunday, Celebration etc. of the Liturgical Year. One is a long concise book, one is a five book set and the final is a 15 book set where each mass is meticulously set out. The first is “Goffine’s Devout Instructions… Continue reading Books on The Liturgical Year

Books on Mary

In the sequence I have laid out of books to read, the only persons explicitly named are: Jesus Christ and his mother, the Queen Mother of heaven, Mary. Many protestant sects down play the significance of Mary, the mother of God. Do they think that Jesus Christ will take kindly to the slighting of… Continue reading Books on Mary

Books on Popes and popes on the Liturgy

This list will start with a book that gives a biography of each pontiff from the first one – Peter, appointed by God (the second person of the Blessed Trinity, Jesus Christ) all the way to John Paul II elected in 1978. It is entitled “The Popes” by Eric John (Editor) Publisher ‏ :… Continue reading Books on Popes and popes on the Liturgy

Sacramentals

As I remember it was only as of a few years ago (few being a relative term) that I first heard about sacramentals and subsequently wondered what they were. Well item 1667 from the catechism of the catholic church (1667 CCC) describes sacramentals as :” . . . These are sacred signs which bear a… Continue reading Sacramentals

Books on History of the Church

I understand that one of the better books or really set of books on church history from its inception until the reformation is by Philip Hughes and is called “A History of the Church,” the first Volume of the set being on The Church and the World in Which It Was Founded. Publisher ‏ :… Continue reading Books on History of the Church