Search This Blog

Showing posts with label Sodom and Gomorrah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sodom and Gomorrah. Show all posts

Thursday, June 15, 2023

The New All-Encompassing Divine Presence

Earth is now Planet Sodom and Gomorrah. There are millions of homosexual pride images on the Internet. Every country in the world participates. The homosexual goal is to extinguish the Catholic Sacrament of Holy Matrimony and procreation of children from existing. Is our faith worth dying for? If so, we need to be prepared to die because behind the smiling faces of pride flag waving homosexuals is the evil face of Satan and he hates us because we belong to Christ.

But if any man shall not fall down and adore, he shall
the same hour be cast into a furnace of burning fire.

Daniel 3:6

Saturday, January 9, 2021

When Sodom and Gomorrah Go Global!

Let us meditate on the Holy
Face of Jesus & fear nothing!
Let's be honest. We're living in a global Sodom and Gomorrah. The devil's evil plan aims at the moral pollution of the entire world, i.e., immerse the minds and hearts of every human on the planet (especially the innocent) in filth and depravity. Satan's goal since he first convinced Adam and Eve to rebel against God is the destruction of the entire human race. His devils have marched relentlessly through every century cutting down everyone he can, hopefully in a moral state that guarantees their residence in his kingdom of hell. And how Satan revels in the murder of the innocent that secures so many souls for him!

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Nabi Sayeth: Catholics are Called to Join the Counterculture against the Homosexual Movement!


Put on the armor of God and
HOLD YOUR GROUND!
Nabi Sayeth: The scandal shaking the Catholic Church at this time has made clear to many faithful Catholics the destructive influence of the homosexual movement (LGBTQ) on both clergymen and the laity. Unfortunately, at times people of faith can feel confused and overwhelmed by what they see, read and hear about this movement, and as the result, there is a temptation to give in, to join the crowd…. After all, who wants to be a loner….right? But that thinking does not fit well when one examines the history of Christianity. Historically, Christianity, wherever it has been located and whichever time in history has ALWAYS been COUNTERCULTURAL. Christians have always lived “in the world” but not “of the world.”

Monday, August 20, 2018

And Jesus said, "It's whip o'clock, baby"

Today at Mass we were reminded to reflect the face of Jesus. Does my face reflect the face of Jesus? Yes, it truly does. 

Since ex-Cardinal, Theodore McCarrick's filth was uncovered - which is a ruse in itself since many bishops had known of McCarrick's homosexual activities for years and the payouts emanating from various charges against him decades ago and still raised him to the Cardinalate - my face most certainly reflects the face of Jesus. 

It's an angry face filled with disdain, contempt and scorn and just like Jesus, the zeal of thy house has eaten me up, and so, again, just like Jesus, I'll fashion me a whip because it's whip o'clock, baby. (Thanks to Ann Barnhardt for this expression.)

Meanwhile, I have single-handedly discovered verses left out of the Bible concerning Jesus' cleansing of the Temple. Here they are below:

Saturday, December 3, 2016

When Pope Francis Threw Open the Closet Door We Could Guess Where this was Going!


Well, if there were any doubts about where this pope stands and where he is taking us his appointment last year of Timothy Radcliffe as a consultor for the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace should have alerted us. The Synod on the Family, the bizarre interviews and telephone calls, the pope's favorites -- they all are signposts along the tracks.

We're on the express circus train to Sodom and Gomorrah with Francis as the engineer and a whole host of evil clowns taking the tickets and rummaging through the baggage.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Do you ever think about Sodom and Gomorrah?


At adoration last night I was reading about Abraham and the angels who visited him on their way to annhilate Sodom and Gomorrah. It got me thinking about the cities on the plain and their sinful lifestyles. It's pretty significant that God couldn't even find ten good people to redeem the others. Those two cities represent in my mind the epitome of the culture of death.

What do you think that means? Well, I doubt there were many children in the cities. With sodomy being a significant sin, many people were engaging in depraved and sterile sex. On top of that, what gods were these folks worshipping? Baal and Molech probably who demanded human sacrifice. So the poor little ones who managed to be born were likely butchered and thrown into the fire along with the sick and elderly to assuage the bloodthirsty pagan gods.

Not a pretty picture, eh? But don't be too smug. It looks amazingly like our own . The pagan altars at Planned Parenthood make the Old Testament atrocities look tame. The bloody pagan sacrifices were downright moderate compared to our day-in, day-out love affair with child-killing and euthanasia of the weak. As for their depraved sex, we have our own poster children like the "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" and the S & M crowd, the gay pride champs, and the transvestite beauty queens. What's more, our sexual indulgence isn't limited to same sex perversion. The porn industry is double edged. Whatever your sick fantasy, heterosexual or homosexual, wallow in it in the privacy of your home. As in the first century, you can still know Christians by the way they love one another beginning with life-long fidelity in marriage that is open to life, welcomes children, and cares for the sick and aged. How many families fit that category?

The big question remains. If Abraham asked God today for the equivalent of "ten good people" to save our "city," would he find them? I hope so and I'm confident that, with the growing focus on Eucharistic Adoration and the young faithful religious congregations like the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist and the Wyoming Carmelite monks, that God's fiery judgment would be, if not aborted, at least delayed. We need more time to convert this cold culture of death. May God grant it to us. And may our prayer, sacrifice, and witness touch the hard hearts of those enslaved in deadly sin. The repentant sinner has the capacity to be the greatest saint.

P.S. Have you been to Confession lately?