Unification of all Christians in one Church

Posted on 8 August 2013 by Ron Conte

excerpt from my book: The Secrets of La Salette and the End Times: 3. “A protestant nation from the north will convert to the faith and, by means of this nation, the other nations will return to the faith.” Here … Continue reading →

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To which SECT of Catholicism do you belong?

Posted on 6 August 2013 by Ron Conte

The Jews of Jesus’ time were divided into sects, pseudo-political religious groups that take their beliefs from their group, rather than from Divine Revelation or sound theology. There were 3 main sects: 1. Pharisees — they were the conservatives of … Continue reading →

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When Popes Disagree, Don’t Panic

Posted on 2 August 2013 by Ron Conte

There’s been a lot of controversy in the Catholic blogosphere lately over comments made by Pope Francis. Some of his comments seem to conflict with positions expressed by previous Popes: Benedict XVI and John Paul II. Some of his comments … Continue reading →

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Pope Francis: orthodox liberal

Posted on 29 July 2013 by Ron Conte

Pope Francis is a type of Catholic that many conservatives think does not exist: orthodox and yet liberal. I look forward to reading his first encyclical. The encyclical on faith was written almost entirely by Pope emeritus Benedict. This providentially … Continue reading →

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Catholic Prophecies on World War 3 and 4

Posted on 28 July 2013 by Ron Conte

Catholic prophecies on the war in which the Muslims nations invade, conquer, and occupy Europe (World War 3), and on the subsequent war (World War 4), which frees Europe from the occupation. Saint Bridget of Sweden: “The son of man, … Continue reading →

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Weekend Q and A again

Posted on 26 July 2013 by Ron Conte

I’m opening up this post to general questions on Catholic theology, including topics of faith, morals, and salvation. Also, readers may ask me questions on any of my writings in theology, including eschatology (the end times).

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Pope Benedict XII – On the Beatific Vision of God

Posted on 25 July 2013 by Ron Conte

Pope Benedict XII On the Beatific Vision of God Apostolic Constitution issued in 1336 By this Constitution which is to remain in force forever, we, with apostolic authority, define the following: I. According to the general disposition of God, A. … Continue reading →

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My books now available in print

Posted on 24 July 2013 by Ron Conte

Several of my books are now available in print (paperback) that previously were only available in Kindle format: Roman Catholic Marital Sexual Ethics Noah’s Flood: Literal or Figurative? The Secrets of La Salette and the End Times (2013 edition) On … Continue reading →

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Tribulation: what to watch for in August 2013

Posted on 23 July 2013 by Ron Conte

Iran On August 3, the new President of Iran takes office: Hassan Rouhani. In my opinion, he is the great horn of Persia described in the Book of Daniel, the leader who starts World War 3. Although many media outlets … Continue reading →

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A Simple Explanation of the Three Fonts of Morality

Posted on 20 July 2013 by Ron Conte

The Roman Catholic Church has a definitive teaching on what makes any act moral or immoral: the three fonts (meaning “sources”) of morality. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Compendium of the Catechism, the USCCB Catechism, and Pope John … Continue reading →

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5 Predicted Events that will annoy ultra-Conservative Catholics

Posted on 19 July 2013 by Ron Conte

1. A liberal Pope The ultra-Conservative Catholics imagine that every Pope is conservative. They also imagine that if a Pope were liberal, he must be a heretic. They think that the answer to every theological question is the conservative answer. … Continue reading →

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Adam and Eve versus Evolution

Posted on 16 July 2013 by Ron Conte

The first 11 chapters of Genesis are pre-recorded history, at least from the point of view of the Jews. In every society, prior to modern times, pre-recorded history was handed down verbally, with stories that made heavy use of figurative … Continue reading →

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