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St. Polycarp: Leave The Crowd Behind
St. Polycarp, Letter To The Philippians, Chap. 2, AD 110: “Therefore prepare for action and serve God in fear and truth, leaving behind the empty and meaningless talk and the error of the crowd...”
Won’t Be Cheering
They won't be clapping and cheering at their judgement.
Aidan
This commentary on Luke 18:8 from a 19th century Jesuit biblical scholar named Joseph Knabenbauer is interesting. He correctly taught that the words of Jesus in Luke 18:8 indicate that there will be hardly any faith before the Second Coming. That means that the Catholic Church will be reduced to a remnant. Even though the words of Scripture on this matter speak for themselves (e.g. Luke 18:8), quotes like this are important because some defenders of the Vatican II Sect have now resorted to arguing that the New Testament does not teach that the Church will be reduced to a remnant before the end of the world. Their claim is false, of course, as the teaching of Scripture and the current state of the world demonstrate.
Joseph Knabenbauer, S.J. (1896), Commentarius in quatuor S. Evangelia: Evangelium secundum Lucam, p. 498:
“The elect will of course greatly desire the Day of the Lord, and that desire will especially increase, and to its full extent, in those final and supreme tribulations which will assail them before the Day of the Lord (cf. Mt 24:22; Mk 13:20,24; Lk 21:36). But will there be many, will there be substantially more who will await and long for the coming of Christ with that same faith and desire? Some answer has already been given in Lk 17:26-28, where men are described as entirely wrapped up in worldly affairs. You have another answer here: ‘But when the Son of Man comes, do you think he will he find any faith on earth?’ St. Cyril has already warned us that this rhetorical question indicates that they [i.e. people with faith] will be extremely few. Just as Christ found few believers among His own people at His first coming – ‘it is necessary that He be rejected by this generation’ (Lk 17:25) – so will He find something similar in His second. For as Christ says, ‘False prophets will arise and present such signs and wonders that even the elect (if such is possible) will be led into error’ (Mt 24:24). This is the very apostasy and seduction that the Apostle writes about in 2 Th. 2:3 seq. (cf. 2 Pet 3:3). You can see that on this question the Apostles taught the same as Christ had foretold... From this description of the last times, as from other words and parables of Christ, it may also be concluded that in no way is the opinion of certain Chiliasts to be commended, namely that in the last times the Church will have some kind of immense splendor and triumph, and that almost everyone will possess an exceptional and blessed holiness...”
Avoiding Bad Companions
St. Polycarp, Letter To The Philippians, AD 110: “Let us be eager with regard to what is good, and let us avoid those who tempt others to sin, and false brothers, and those who bear the name of the Lord hypocritically, who lead foolish people astray.”
1 Cor. 15:33- “Do not be deceived: ‘Bad company corrupts good morals.’”
Fog Lifted
Hello Brothers.
My name is Matthew Larson. I live in Minnesota and recently stumbled across your website. Thank God I did, for you have lifted a fog from my eyes…
“The United Methodist Church, one of the largest Protestant denominations in the U.S., has voted to repeal its ban on LGBTQ clergy as well as prohibitions on its ministers from officiating at same-sex weddings.” (NPR, May 1, 2024)
What is a source for the promises made to the Order of St. Benedict?
Another source for the promises about the Order of St. Benedict is the book: The Very Reverend Paul Of Moll, A Flemish Benedictine, Second Edition, Benedictine Convent, 1914, Imprimatur 1910, p. 338.
Promise 1 (as recorded in the book) is: “His order will continue to exist to the end of the world.”
Promise 2 is: “It will, at the end of the world in the final battle, render great services to the holy Church and confirm many in the faith.”
The Rapid Fall Of America
America Is Turning Into A Total Surveillance Society - video
This taking-down of America reminds me of watching the falling buildings of the first two towers, the ones hit by planes (supposedly); the falling of America is as a slow-motion film at the beginning and then finalizing in rapid speed. Also, I am reminded of the thorough presentation MHFM did on the Fall of America just not long ago! https://endtimes.video/america-fall-to-communism/
Antonia
As A Child
Bart Sibrel (award-winning filmmaker) proves the Moon Landing was a hoax - must-see video
I remember scurrying home to watch the "moon landing" as a child. The whole lunar hoax was a big con on kids in my generation, so much so that my brother had a model diorama of the supposed "Lunar Excursion Module," complete with gold-colored foil and with a 12x15 inch plastic "lunar" surface. "It is good to confide in the Lord, rather than to have confidence in man. It is good to trust in the Lord, rather than to trust in princes." Psalm 117: 8-9
Francis
Grateful
Man Shot & Saw Hell – Shocking Must-See Video
Just watching this right now makes me so grateful to be still alive.
Tina
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