Archbishop Fulton Sheen on 'Love Thy Neighbor' and the foundations of compassion. (Colored Ver.)

'Love Thy Neighbor' from the Gospel of Matthew, (22:37-39), is often taken out of context and is used to justify many wrongdoing and acts out of ill intention or evils of the enemy. Without proper context, it becomes as if we're meant to love everyone, bleed for everyone, and let others walk over us, which is contradictory to the Bible and it's stance on cowardice.

A short presentation by the American Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen explains the meaning and the context on which the proverb is used, and why it's important to be used in such a manner.

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St. Thomas Aquinas chased a prostitute out of his room with a hot iron. His family wasn't very happy about him choosing the religious life, so they kidnapped him and tried to convince him to give it up ultimately culminating in them sending a prostitute to his room to get him to break his vow of chastity and give up on the religious life. He grabbed a hot iron out of the fire, chased her out of the room, and later some of his family helped him escape.

On February 8th, 1587, Mary Stuart—pious Catholic and rightful Queen of Scotland and England—was beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle, in Northamptonshire.

“There is a satanic quality to the French Revolution that distinguishes it from everything we have ever seen or anything we are ever likely to see in the future.” —Joseph de Maistre, Considerations on France

In conclusion, De Maistre was quite the optimist.

Mass execution of the Huguenot’s (French Calvinists) in Paris, August 24th—during the St. Bartholomew’s day massacre—1572.

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Those who reject, or even dare to question, Vatican II are not part of the Church, said Bergoglio on 30th January 🤡