Category Archives: theology

In my speculative theology, both Saint John the Baptist and Saint Joseph, though conceived with original sin, received the special grace and privilege to be able to avoid all personal sin. Jesus indicated this truth when He described John in … Continue reading →

Saint Joseph, soon after his conception, while still in the womb, was cleansed from original sin (by a non-formal Baptism). Thereafter, he was strengthened in grace, by a special privilege of God, so that he never had the least stain … Continue reading →

Of what is the Divine Nature of God comprised? Matter and energy are created things, but God is the only uncreated thing. Matter and energy are finite and limited and imperfect, but God is infinite and unlimited and perfect. God … Continue reading →

Now, all seven of my theology books are available in Kindle format. 1. Apocalypse Survival Guide for Christians 2. The Secrets of Medjugorje and Garabandal Revealed 3. The Catechism of Catholic Ethics 4. New Insights into the Deposit of Faith … Continue reading →

In his recent post at the New Theological Movement blog, Fr. Reginaldus discusses the knowledge of Christ in general, as well as with regard to the verse from the Gospel of Mark in which Christ asserts that the Son does … Continue reading →

The Catechism is widely used, and widely misused. Souls are being led astray by its misuse. I am not referring to the many subtle flaws and the few outright errors in the CCC. Rather, I am calling attention to the … Continue reading →