Category Archives: commentary

The previous trial system, where only supporters could comment did not work well. So now almost all readers of the blog may comment on posts and ask questions in comments. Also, I’ve adjusted the benefits for each subscriber level, including … Continue reading →

I’m all set to receive payments through SubscribeStar! In an exclusive benefit, all new SubscribeStar supporters, at any price level, will receive a free Kindle copy of my translation of the Bible, the Catholic Public Domain Version, plus tier benefits. … Continue reading →

I’m starting a brief monthly newsletter: Catholic news commentary, theology articles, Eschatology, Answers to readers questions, etc. The newsletter will be sent out by e-mail, once a month. If it becomes popular, then there will be two editions per month. … Continue reading →

A new post only for my supporters: https://www.patreon.com/ronconte

Updated: Free book give-away has ended. 30 free copies were received by readers. I provide much free material on my blogs and sometimes free books. Please consider supporting me with a monthly donation: http://tinyurl.com/SupportRLCJ/ Free book promotion: The Indefectibility of … Continue reading →

I think I will restrict the open question and answer posts — and ALL COMMENTING on all posts — to my supporters. I put a great deal of time and effort into teaching the faith, and so it is reasonable … Continue reading →

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my latest book, The Indefectibility of the Pope (Kindle Edition), explains how the prevenient grace of God protects every valid Pope from teaching heresy or grave error, from committing apostasy, heresy, or schism, and from mortal sins of a type … Continue reading →

Please consider supporting my work in theology. I’m no longer using Patreon or SubscribeStar. The only option is a one-time donation via: PayPal. My PayPal email address is: ronconte153 at catholicplanet dot com Thanks.

Previously Posted on 23 April 2016 Urgent! Your typical parish priest has a serious problem, especially on Saturday afternoons. He is bored out of his mind. He sits in the Confessional, with nothing to do, waiting for penitents to confess … Continue reading →

Some claim, “yes, he could and actually had – after all, they were married, there is nothing wrong with that”. But the actual answer is that St. Joseph didn’t and he couldn’t! St. Joseph received from God the mission to … Continue reading →

One question per comment, three comment-questions per person. Please do not ask long complex multipart questions.