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Yes that’s true. But then she did appear to call down fire from heaven at Fatima .
This is passage is very meaningful these days as the Faithful persevere.Then I was given a measuring rod like a staff and I was told, “Come and measure the temple of God and the altar, and count those who are worshiping in it. Revelations 11:1
Justice is a joy to the innocent; but Truth torments the guilty. Proverbs 21:15After a succession of hot, sultry days in the summer, we sense there must be a storm before the cool days come back again.
Similarly, in these days of confusion, there is an intuition of impending catastrophe, a feeling that some immense preternatural disturbance must bring the evil of the world to ruins before we can be set free again.
As Degoncourt told Berthelot, who had posted of the future destructiveness of war through physics: “When that day comes, God as a night-watchman will come down from Heaven, rattling His keys, saying ‘Gentlemen! It is closing time!” ~Bishop Fulton Sheen, Peace of a Soul~
just downloaded it on kindle.One hundred years ago, Fr. Arminjon predicts “It will be as in the days of Noah, when men lived without a care, built luxurious homes, and mocked Noah as he built his ark.”
“Civilization will be at its zenith, markets overflowing with money, and stocks will never have been higher. Mankind, wallowing in unprecedented material prosperity, will have ceased to hope for heaven. Crudely attached to pleasures, man will say ‘My soul, you have goods to last for many years. Eat, drink and be merry.’ ”
Doesn’t that sound eerily like America just a year or so ago?
Fr. Arminjon insists that we “steer clear of every perilous opinion and make no assertion that is not justified by Tradition and the doctrine of the Fathers.” Yet it’s precisely his sober reliance on Scripture and Tradition that makes this book so convincing . . . and so chilling!
But Fr. Arminjon doesn’t merely sketch the darkness ahead; he also shows how Jesus will fill that darkness with light; and he details the rich bounty Christ has in store for the faithful.
No. “Ham Hawks” sounds like some southern minor league team.Is it ham hawks?