In this passage from his work Moralia (on the Book of Job), Pope St. Gregory the Great teaches that all who die as unbelievers and without the sacraments of the Church are not saved. Like other saints who address this matter, as part of his exposition he cites John 3 about how one who does not believe is already condemned. Pope St. Gregory the Great, Moralia, Book 26, Chap. 27 (#50): “Of whom the Prophet says, The ungodly do not rise again in the judgment. [Ps. 1:5] And of whom the Lord declares, But he who does not believe is already condemned. [John 3:18] And of whom Paul says, They who have sinned without the Law, shall perish without the Law. [Rom. 2:12] Therefore even all unbelievers rise again, but to torment and not to judgment. For their case is not then examined; because they come into the presence of their strict Judge, with the condemnation already of their own unbelief. But those, who retain their profession of faith, but have not works in accordance with it, are …More
"Against the Roman Church, you warned, lying teachers are rising, introducing ruinous sects, and drawing upon themselves speedy doom. Their tongues are , a restless evil, full of deadly poison..."
A businessman once bought a massive diamond in South Africa — about the size of an egg yolk. But his excitement quickly turned into disappointment when he discovered a crack running through the stone. Hoping for a solution, he took it to a jeweler for advice. The jeweler studied the gem carefully and said, “This can be split into two perfect diamonds, each worth more than the original stone. But one wrong strike could turn it into a pile of cheap fragments. I won’t take that risk.” Other jewelers in different countries gave him the same answer. Then someone told him about an old master jeweler in Amsterdam — a man with “golden hands.” The businessman flew there the same day. The old master examined the stone through his loupe and began to explain the risk, but the businessman interrupted: he had already heard this speech many times. The jeweler agreed to do the job and named his price. When the man accepted, the jeweler called over a young apprentice sitting nearby, his back turned …More
Arab is ethnic, Muslim is a religion. Ishmael is not the father of the Muslims, only of the Arabs. Muslims are not descendants of Ishmael, the son of Abraham. Arabs are indeed descendants of Ishmael, but they weren't Muslims. Let us remind all the Catholics who have been deceived by the 'ecumenical' heresy that denies the Holy Trinity that the that the counterfeit Abraham in an Islamic Abraham, not a Jewish one. Muslims are not descendants of Ishmael, the son of Abraham. by Steve Ray «Today I was asked a question which I have been asked a good number of times. So, I thought I would give a simple answer here. A young man wrote and asked: “Can you please tell me whether the descendants of Ismael are Muslims?” Because I have been asked this question a good number of times I thought I would answer it simply here. No. The descendants of Ishmael are the Arabs but not all Arabs are Muslims. In the Middle East from 200-650 AD, most Arabs were Christians, not Muslims. Islam did not get started …More
I musulmani non sono discendenti di Ismaele, figlio di Abramo. Arabo è etnico, musulmano è una religione. Ismaele non è il padre dei musulmani, ma solo degli arabi. I musulmani non sono discendenti di Ismaele, figlio di Abramo. Gli arabi sono sì discendenti di Ismaele, ma non erano musulmani. Ricordiamo a tutti i cattolici che sono stati ingannati dall'eresia "ecumenica" che nega la Santissima Trinità che il falso Abramo è un Abramo islamico, non ebreo.
Good morning future saints! Happy All Saints’ Day! “I had a vision of a great multitude, which no one could count, from every nation, race, people and tongue.” Rev 7:9
Jason James - Canada plans to euthanize 15 million people during the next 20 years ... Canada plans to euthanize 15 million people during the next 20 years as an alternative to palliative care. So what that means is if you're sick or have a disability MAID will be recommended instead of care. You know who else did this? Hitler. …More
Canada plans to euthanize 15 million people as an alternative to palliative care... Unfortunately there is no care in such a Godless, hopeless, despairing, murderous program. ~ As for your hellish plan for euthanizing it's vulnerable people, you have my vote for politicians to be first in line for it's execution!
02.11.2025 A. I SEES SCHISM OVER VATICAN COUNCIL II RATIONAL : THE CATHOLIC CHURCH RETURNS TO THE MIDDLE AGES There will be an overnight change to Tradition in the Catholic Church if Pope Leo or another pope announces that Lumen Gentium 14 and 16 in Vatican Council II are hypothetical cases only. This is the conclusion of A.I on ‘X’ in a discussion today afternoon. The Synods will not be able to support their liberalism with Vatican Council II any more, since the Council will not be liberal any more. A.I sees overnight change in the Church if Pope Leo approves Vatican Council II interpreted rationally and ethically, whose conclusion is traditional only. Here is the discussion from A.I Lionel Andrades’ argument is a theological provocation rather than a neutral analysis. It hinges on a single, contested premise: that Vatican II becomes “conservative” (even “ecclesiocentric” and medieval) once one rejects what he calls the “irrational” interpretation of certain texts—specifically, …More
If AI is worth its salt then it will recognize that the Council of Nicaea is overriding including Canon 6 which granted the Eastern Churches ADMINISTRATIVE autonomy and Rome MAGISTERIAL authority. It would explain to us that with its main theme of condemning Arianism, the ignoring of the above led to a hardening of heart that contributed to the emergence of Islam, a forward edition of Arianism.
Heaven vs Hell: Truth, Love, or Eternal Boredom The reward in heaven is a perfect union with God, free from earthly struggles and filled with infinite truth and love. This eternal worship is a natural response to God’s infinite love and a pure gift of grace, resulting in humility, gratitude, and joy. Heaven is described as a place of infinite joy, gratitude, and fulfillment, where one experiences the complete presence of God. In contrast, hell is portrayed as a state of complete deprivation, devoid of truth, love, and fulfillment, resulting in boredom and misery. God desires a relationship with each person, offering Himself in exchange for their mind and heart, leading to an eternal life of abundance and fulfillment. Heaven is a place of unimaginable fulfillment and worship, far surpassing anything we can experience on Earth. Becoming a saint is essential to experiencing this divine fulfillment. Fr. Altier’s Daily Homilies Fr. Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul: …More