Bible Readings Week 48

Posted on 7 February 2016 by Ron Conte

For this week: read 2 John, 3 John, Jude (which are each one chapter), and the first two chapters of Revelation.

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Opinions on the Timing of the Warning

Posted on 6 February 2016 by Ron Conte

The Warning For many years now, I have been saying that the Warning of Garabandal would occur on Good Friday. The reason is that this event, also called the Illumination of Conscience, shows everyone the sins still on their conscience, … Continue reading →

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Eventually, faithful Catholics will be driven out of the Health Care System

Posted on 5 February 2016 by Ron Conte

A faithful Catholic physician cannot prescribe abortifacient contraception, nor refer patients for abortions. He or she cannot morally prescribe ED (erectile dysfunction) drugs for recreational purposes, which seems to be their main usage today. He cannot perform, nor refer patients … Continue reading →

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The Moral Object of Abortifacient Contraception for a Medical Purpose

Posted on 4 February 2016 by Ron Conte

The Moral Object Morality concerns the knowingly chosen acts of human persons. By exercising the gifts of reason and free will in any knowing choice, the human person acts, and such acts are subject to the eternal moral law. Every … Continue reading →

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Denmark: legalized government theft from the poor

Posted on 3 February 2016 by Ron Conte

The news report is here: Denmark legalizes confiscation of valuables from immigrants (CNN) This new law in Denmark allows the government to seize cash, jewelry, watches, mobile phones, computers, and other valuables (except for things of sentimental value) from “asylum … Continue reading →

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All Persons of Good Will are Adopted Children of God

Posted on 2 February 2016 by Ron Conte

We faithful Catholic Christians believe that Christianity is the truest form of religion on earth, and that Catholicism is the truest form of Christianity. The one true Church and sole Ark of Salvation is the one holy catholic and apostolic … Continue reading →

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Can A Pope Go To Hell?

Posted on 1 February 2016 by Ron Conte

Certainly a Cardinal, Bishop, priest, deacons, monk, nun, or any layperson can possibly die unrepentant from actual mortal sin and suffer eternal punishment in Hell. It is the teaching of the Church that not all Christians will reach eternal life … Continue reading →

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Bible Readings Week 47

Posted on 31 January 2016 by Ron Conte

For this week: read 1 John 1-5.

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Can we be absolutely certain that some human souls are in Hell?

Posted on 30 January 2016 by Ron Conte

Yes. It is an article of faith and a required belief (under pain of heresy and automatic excommunication) that Hell contains some human souls. Infallible Teachings The teaching that all men and/or all angels, will eventually reach Heaven is a … Continue reading →

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Prostitutes, Tax Collectors, and Pharisees

Posted on 30 January 2016 by Ron Conte

Many Catholics today have fallen into the error of the Pharisees, by speaking about non-Christians as if they cannot be children of God, as if they are very unlikely to be saved, as if all Christians are better than all … Continue reading →

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Do Plants and Animals have Souls?

Posted on 30 January 2016 by Ron Conte

Animals have a mortal soul; when an animal dies, its soul ceases to exist. Genesis, chapter 1, teaches that animals have souls. {1:20} And then God said, “Let the waters produce animals with a living soul, and flying creatures above … Continue reading →

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Contraception and the Zika virus

Posted on 29 January 2016 by Ron Conte

Is it moral to use contraception, either a barrier method or a pill, to prevent conception of a child who might be greatly harmed by the Zika virus? Background The Zika virus is transmitted by mosquitoes. The CDC says: “The … Continue reading →

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