"Whoever wishes to be saved must, above all, keep the Catholic Faith: whoever does not observe it in its entirety and inviolate, without a doubt will perish eternally.”

Pope Eugene IV, Council of Florence, "Athanasian Symbol" (1439).

Love stories like this.
Glory to God, truly.

"The cross reveals that unless there is a Good Friday in our lives*, there will never be an Easter Sunday. Unless there is a crown of thorns, there will never be the halo of light. Unless there is the scourged body, there will never be a glorified one. Death to the lower self is the condition of resurrection to the higher self. The world says to us, as it said to Him on the cross: “Come down, and we will believe!” But if He had come down, He never would have saved us. It is human to come down; it is divine to hang there. A broken heart, O Saviour of the world, is love’s best cradle! Smite my own, as Moses did the rock, that Thy love may enter in!"

- Excerpt from The Most Revered Ven. Fulton Sheen's Meditations on the Sorrowful Mysteries

Fulton Sheen is for sure on the top of the list for who I want to be canonized the most. What an incredible man.

Don't forget to read these when you pray your next Rosary.

https://traditionalcatholicprayers.com/2019/11/14/fulton-sheens-meditations-on-the-15-mysteries-of-the-rosary/

Going to be posting St. Alphonsus’ sermon on bad thoughts later as I find it to be very interesting.

Though, here’s a warning before I post it:

DO NOT BECOME SCRUPULOUS

Some book recommendations

Fulton Sheen puts words in such a way which you cannot forget once read.

Fulton Sheen had his own Coat of Arms. here it is

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Cardinal Sarah resigns; PROOF TLM will be BANNED

You cannot ban something that is forever binding.

Thanks for 1k. God bless you all.

“Do not sin with the expectation that there is time to repent. Do not fall into the sin with confidence of forgiveness! Remember that death will not delay. GOD IS NOT MOCKED.”
-St. Isaac the Syrian

“You cannot please both God and the world at the same time. They are utterly opposed to each other in their thoughts, their desires, and their actions. “
-St. John Vianney