Author Archives: Ron Conte

Rachel Lu on baptism

Posted on 2 March 2015 by Ron Conte

Rachel Lu wrote an article for Crisis magazine (a Catholic publication). The article is titled: We Are Not All Children of God. Lu correctly states that we become adopted children of God by baptism. But as the article unfolds, it … Continue reading →

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Do you have a Prayer Request?

Posted on 1 March 2015 by Ron Conte

If you have any specific intention you would like me and my readers to pray for, please add it in the comments. I ask all the readers of this post to pray for those intentions and for Pope Francis and … Continue reading →

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my book on the Medjugorje secrets

Posted on 28 February 2015 by Ron Conte

The Secrets of Medjugorje and Garabandal (published 27 March 2015) is now available in print and in Kindle format. This book expresses my current understanding of the tribulation, including the great apostasy, which begins under Pope Francis. The book discusses … Continue reading →

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Parable of a Catholic School

Posted on 28 February 2015 by Ron Conte

I propose a special school as a way to teach the Catholic Christian Faith. Here is the plan for the school: 1. The school will have a set of written official teachings as a guide for the teachers. 2. Even … Continue reading →

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Who May Receive Holy Communion?

Posted on 26 February 2015 by Ron Conte

The Church has the authority to decide this question. And since the Pope is the Head of the Church on earth, he can ultimately make the decision. Once he decides, the question is answered. If the Pope binds, no one … Continue reading →

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Historical Date of the Incarnation

Posted on 25 February 2015 by Ron Conte

According to Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, and as supported by my research and writing in Biblical chronology, February 25th about midnight (at the start of that day) is the historical date of the Annunciation and Incarnation. See my book: Important … Continue reading →

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The 36 Doctors of the Catholic Church

Posted on 25 February 2015 by Ron Conte

The 36 Doctors of the Catholic Church 1 St. Albertus Magnus 2 St. Alphonsus Liguori 3 St. Ambrose 4 St. Anselm 5 St. Anthony of Lisbon and Padua 6 St. Athanasius 7 St. Augustine 8 St. Basil the Great 9 … Continue reading →

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Reply to Pat Archbold on schism and heresy

Posted on 24 February 2015 by Ron Conte

In his post of 02/23/2015, titled Schismania, Pat Archbold comments on the practice, by some members of the faithful, “to declare groups and individuals in schism.” He begins with a straw-man argument, the hypothetical case of a Catholic who declare … Continue reading →

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Profess your fidelity to the Pope

Posted on 23 February 2015 by Ron Conte

Please consider taking this profession of fidelity to Pope Francis: https://ronconte.wordpress.com/profession-of-fidelity-to-pope-francis/ You can “sign” the profession by adding a comment at the end of the page, or by commenting on the profession and linking to it from your own webpage … Continue reading →

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Did king David murder Uriah, the husband of Bathsheba?

Posted on 23 February 2015 by Ron Conte

David attempted to murder Uriah, to cover up his sin of adultery with Bathsheba. So David did commit the mortal sin of murder. However, according to the account of these events in Sacred Scripture, David’s order to murder Uriah was … Continue reading →

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Cardinal Pell joins the Cardinals lining up against Pope Francis

Posted on 22 February 2015 by Ron Conte

Here is the story at Catholic News Service blog. And the following quote is from the written homily of Cardinal Pell: “The role of the successor of St. Peter has always been vital to Christian and Catholic life, especially as … Continue reading →

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How will Cardinal Robert Sarah of Africa react to the Synod of October 2015?

Posted on 22 February 2015 by Ron Conte

Quoted from an extensive interview with Cardinal Sarah in a forthcoming book: “The idea that would consist in placing the Magisterium in a pretty case, by detaching it from pastoral practice — which could evolve according to the circumstances, fashions, … Continue reading →

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