Leading us Astray

[WatchingMedia]

My Dear Friends in Christ:

There are those who would choose to lead you astray for:
politcal reasons or power over the individual,
private gain,
or sins of Pride.

I can not stress enough that you should:
a) read your Catholic Bible;
b) read the “Catechism of the Catholic Church, Second Edition” first printed in the US in March of 2000;
c) Attend Mass at least every Sunday, and go to Confession frequently;
d) Say your Rosary and Chaplet, daily if possible.

For some people the Catechism is more difficult to abide by than for others.
Everyday we should all say:
“Lord, not MY will, but THY WILL BE DONE. I submit entirely to YOUR Divine will, no matter what that may be.”

If you encourage others to do the same you will be instructing the uniformed and counselling the doubtful. Jesus will give you extra grace for performing these spiritual works of mercy.

Remember that Jesus NEVER taught that you have the right to give up your own personal responsibility to any Government, or to any organization.

Each of us will be held responsible for our own personal actions, we just don’t know when.

Don’t let anyone lead you astray due to your refusal to make use of the easily available tools God has given us to form a correct conscience.

 

[Dum_Spiro_Spero]

And some of those are even within the hierarchy of The Church…that is why I stress that the Catechisms you read should be The Catechism of THe Council of Trent and the Baltimore Catechism…and Douay-Rheims is the best version of the Bible.

Regarding your last two statements, I completely agree…you can never partake in the Sacraments too frequently…and praying The Rosary or other prayers is always profitable.

My Dear Friends in Christ:

There are those who would choose to lead you astray for:
politcal reasons or power over the individual,
private gain,
or sins of Pride.

I can not stress enough that you should:
a) read your Catholic Bible;
b) read the “Catechism of the Catholic Church, Second Edition” first printed in the US in March of 2000;
c) Attend Mass at least every Sunday, and go to Confession frequently;
d) Say your Rosary and Chaplet, daily if possible.

For some people the Catechism is more difficult to abide by than for others.
Everyday we should all say:
“Lord, not MY will, but THY WILL BE DONE. I submit entirely to YOUR Divine will, no matter what that may be.”

If you encourage others to do the same you will be instructing the uniformed and counselling the doubtful. Jesus will give you extra grace for performing these spiritual works of mercy.

Remember that Jesus NEVER taught that you have the right to give up your own personal responsibility to any Government, or to any organization.

Each of us will be held responsible for our own personal actions, we just don’t know when.

Don’t let anyone lead you astray due to your refusal to make use of the easily available tools God has given us to form a correct conscience.