Category Archives: commentary

According to my research in Biblical chronology, as explained in my book Important Dates in the Lives of Jesus and Mary, the true date of the Crucifixion was Friday, April 7th, 19 AD. And if I am correct, then this … Continue reading →

In this post, I pose a question to my readers, and we discuss what the answer might be. Question: If an atheist does not convert to belief in God, can he possibly be saved and have eternal life in Heaven? … Continue reading →

The format for this post is simple question and answer. It is not for debate or arguing. Thanks. Ron Conte

In his Address at the Church of “San Gregorio VII”, Rome, on Friday, 21 March 2014, Pope Francis stated: “And I feel that I cannot conclude without saying a word to the absent bosses today, to those absent but central … Continue reading →

For the next three days, March 29, 30, and 31 of 2018 (Pacific Time), I’m offering my booklet: The Three Days of Darkness and the Time of Peace for free, in Kindle format only. Please take advantage of this offer. … Continue reading →

Another post for questions and answers.

Previously posted in December of 2012 The Rosary is a mediation on the mysteries of Christ’s life. But the Virgin Mary is the most perfect disciple and the most perfect imitator of Christ, and her life, from its very beginning, … Continue reading →

The punishments of Hell are just and merciful. No fallen angel or reprobate soul can act with justice and mercy, so the punishments are meted out by God. First punishment: deprivation of all the joys of Heaven. God does this … Continue reading →

This article is just a bare statement of my position, without supporting arguments. 1. The prevenient grace of God prevents any Pope from teaching material heresy, and from committing formal heresy. 2. A Pope can err: not at all in … Continue reading →

In the revised version, I add this argument, that if Popes could commit heresy, we could never be sure which teachings to believe. We would not even know which ideas were heresy. If any Pope might be a heretic, we … Continue reading →

Liberals are radically reinterpreting Pope Francis’ words, to approve of grave sin and to distort doctrines on faith and morals. As many conservative commentators have admitted, Amoris Laetitia does not actually state that the divorced and remarried are not objectively … Continue reading →

The latest Q and A post for readers to ask me questions. Ron Conte