The Armies of Light and Darkness

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These are surreal days. Even for me, after writing about these things for 20 years, it’s surreal to see them being fulfilled in real time.

For instance, in 2007 I sensed the Spirit warning of The Great Vacuum the Church has largely left in the world by a lack of true shepherding and public sins. That article spoke of how the youth are being prepped to follow a false gospel, if not become violent persecutors, through a barrage of propaganda and corrupt entertainment. A revolutionary spirit was being stirred in them. That article also spoke of how God is simultaneously forming an Army of Light — if not martyrs — for these times and ultimately predicted the hour through which we are now living. It’s a warning that has come to fruition as the armies of light and darkness have been formed, for the teenagers of yesterday (when I wrote that) are now the young adults of today.Continue reading →

Hatred of the Brethren… What Next?

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Hatred of the brethren makes room next for Antichrist;
for the devil prepares beforehand the divisions among the people,
that he who is to come may be acceptable to them. 
—St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Church Doctor, (c. 315-386)
Catechetical Lectures, Lecture XV, n.9

 

We’re in a cultural war that is turning into a real war. What is the right response in light of recent violence?Continue reading →

Understanding This Calm Before the Storm

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What’s happening with The Now Word? Where are we at in the world…?

I’ve received many letters of encouragement recently, others asking me if the Now Word is continuing, etc. I wrote sometime ago that I was going to take this summer to reflect, listen, and discern the direction to go. Certainly, the faucet of “now words” that was wide open over the past 20 years has slowed to a trickle. But the Lord is not done… far from it.Continue reading →

The Timothy Prophecy

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Often it seems that God does not exist:
all around us we see persistent injustice,
evil, indifference and cruelty.
—POPE FRANCIS, Evangelii Gaudium, n. 276

 

Another day. Another mass murder. It’s become so commonplace that massacres have become a “normal” part of our culture. Except there’s nothing normal about it. Even fifty years ago, mass shootings were utterly rare. When they occurred, they were the subject of deep collective thinking, numerous documentaries and public inquiries. Now, they’re simply part of the weekly news roll.Continue reading →

On Growing Old

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The Basket

 

It was just an ordinary run to the dump — some old boards, bags of garbage, and a bit of Spring cleaning. I tossed away a broken laundry basket full of old worn out shoes that once belonged to my children. But it stopped me in my tracks. As I studied those shoes, I remembered taking my eight kids to the store, buying them boots or runners, the smiles on their faces with a new pair of footwear. They played football on the front lawn, ran through the mud, climbed snowbanks or milked a cow in those shoes.

But now all but one of those kids have left home. The shoes that carried my loved ones no longer have purpose. So there I stood at the landfill, tears in my eyes as raw memories raced through my mind. I took a deep breath and sighed, “I’m growin’ old.”Continue reading →

True Hope

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True hope does not lie in knowing the future, but in knowing its Author. I think many people today are scrolling the news, or looking for a certain politician or leader, or turn of events or even prophetic websites like Countdown to the Kingdom that would offer a glimmer of hope to change the course of things. Yes, knowing of a coming Era of Peace or “triumph of the Immaculate Heart”, or knowing that God “wins in the end” as the cliché goes, can be a hopeful message. But it can quickly be drowned out with the next glum headline or personal misfortune and suffering in our own lives. Suddenly, we can find ourselves looking again for another “out,” for another word of consolation, another word of hope… Continue reading →

Out of My Control

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It’s out of my control. 

I watched as yet another rain-packed storm passed by our drought-stricken land for the fourth week in a row. It’s so dry now that the leaves on some of the poplar trees have begun turning yellow — in July. It’s a helpless feeling to smell the rain, to see it fall in the distance, while the crunchy grass beneath my feet turns to powder.[1]Ironically, this has been one of the coldest summers in memory! Well, I reminded myself again today: it’s out of my control. Continue reading →

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↑1 Ironically, this has been one of the coldest summers in memory!

This Jubilee Year

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What is going on in your life this year? We are half way through the Jubilee Year that began on Christmas Eve with the opening of the Holy Doors at St. Peter’s Basilica. The year will close on January 6th, 2026. It is a year of pilgrimage, healing, reconciliation and renewal. Continue reading →

Life in the Apocalypse

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When the Lord called me to this writing apostolate some twenty years ago, few people in mainstream Catholicism would even entertain the idea that we could be living in extraordinary times. People were either too scared, too complacent, or too skeptical to even consider that our generation could be passing through the change of epochs. “Ah, everybody says their times are the end times.” I have heard that a thousand times. But as I began to publish what the popes were saying about these times, what authentic prophecy was addressing, and raised awareness of the accompanying “signs of the times,” many people started to see — like St. John Newman — that, yes, something unusual is unfolding all around us. Continue reading →

Rwanda’s Warning

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When he broke open the second seal,
I heard the second living creature cry out,
“Come forward.”
Another horse came out, a red one.
Its rider was given power
to take peace away from the earth,
so that people would slaughter one another.
And he was given a huge sword.
(Rev 6:3-4)

…we witness daily events where people
appear to be growing more aggressive
and belligerent… 
—POPE BENEDICT XVI, Pentecost Homily,
May 27th, 2012

 

First published October 10, 2023… This is republished today in light of U.S. concerns of Iran-backed “sleeper cells” potentially being activated in light of the Islamic State’s recent threat of ‘a great surprise that the world will remember for centuries.’ 

 

In 2012, I published a very strong “now word” that I believe is presently being “unsealed” at this hour. I wrote then (cf. Warnings in the Wind) of the warning that violence is going to burst out suddenly upon the world like a thief in the night because we are persisting in grave sin, thereby losing God’s protection.[1]cf. Hell Unleashed It may very well be the landfall of the Great Storm…

When they sow the wind, they shall reap the whirlwind. (Hos 8:7)Continue reading →

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↑1 cf. Hell Unleashed

The Smoldering Candle

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The truth appeared like a great candle
lighting the whole world with its brilliant flame.
—St. Bernadine of Siena

 

This interior “vision” came to me in 2007, and has “stuck” in my soul like a note on a fridge. It was ever-present on my heart as I wrote Satan’s Golden Hour.

When this vision came to me eighteen years ago, the “unnatural” and “false, deceptive light” remained somewhat a mystery. But today, with the advent of artificial intelligence and how we have been coralled into technology, we are getting perhaps a glimpse now of the dangerous temptations humanity faces. The deceptive light is indeed Satan’s Golden Hour… Continue reading →

Satan’s Golden Hour

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During my television training years, we learned many lighting techniques, including the use of “God’s hour” — that period before sunset when golden light floods the earth with a captivating glow. The film industry frequently takes advantage of this time frame to shoot scenes that otherwise are more difficult to reproduce with artificial lights.Continue reading →

Video – The Starvation of Gaza

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Palestinian child Hanan Hassan Al Zaanin (7)
reportedly died of malnutrition

 

I was hungry and you gave me no food,
I was thirsty and you gave me no drink…
(Matthew 25:42-43)

In Gaza, the ever more intense tears of mothers and fathers,
clutching the lifeless bodies of their children,
rise up to heaven.
—POPE LEO XIV, May 28, 2025, La Crox

But if any one has the world’s goods
and sees his brother in need,
yet closes his heart against him,
how does God’s love abide in him?
(1 John 3:17)

 

Only 3 hours away from the survivors of the war in Gaza is a warehouse full of food, medicine and other aid. Mark Mallett caught up with Jason Jones, who is trying to get trucks of food to the starving in Gaza, in what he is openly calling a “genocide.”Continue reading →

The Healing Army

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These signs will accompany those who believe:
in my name they will drive out demons,
they will speak new languages…
They will lay hands on the sick,
and they will recover.
(Mark 16:17-18)

 

Amidst the tribulations of our times, there is a movement of God going barely noticed. He is raising up a healing army of tens of thousands… To learn more about Encounter Ministries and their courses, see here.

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The Ethnic Cleansing of Gaza

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…allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid
and …put an end to the hostilities,
whose heartbreaking price is paid
by the children, elderly, and the sick.
—POPE LEO XIV, May 21, 2025
Vatican News

 

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The fog of war is thick these days — propaganda is non-stop, lies are widespread, and corruption even moreso. Social media is filled with uneducated comments, unbridled emotion, and brimming with virtue-signalling as people display which side they’re going to “stand with”. How about we stand for all the innocents who are being afflicted?Continue reading →

Flesh and Blood

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The election of Pope Leo XIV led to immediate negativity toward the 267th pontiff from some Catholic corners. But is that the voice of the Spirit — or “flesh and blood”?Continue reading →

Follow Me

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“Do you love me?” and Peter said to him,
“Lord, You know everything;
you know that I love You.”
Jesus said to him, “Feed my sheep”…
And when he had said this,
he said to him, “Follow Me.”
(John 21:17-19)

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As the Church prepares for yet another conclave, another pope, there is vast speculation on who that will be, who will make the best successor, etc. “This cardinal will be more progressive,” says one commentator; “This one will carry on Francis’s agenda,” says another; “This one has good diplomatic skills…” and so on.

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King and Carney

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I’m in politics to do big things
not to “be” something… 
Canadians have honored me with a mandate
to bring about big changes quickly…
—Prime Minister Mark Carney
May 2, 2025, CBC News

 

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If there was any doubt that Mark Carney is a globalist at heart, that should have vanished with today’s announcement of King Charles to deliver the Throne Speech. To the casual observer, this may appear a non-issue, a mere formality. But when you understand the mutual stated goals of both Carney and King Charles, this invitation is more of harbinger that the Great Reset is advancing on Canadian shores quickly. Continue reading →

O Canada… What Have You Done?

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What is expressed in the true proverb has happened to them,
“The dog returns to its own vomit,” and
“A bathed sow returns to wallowing in the mire.”
(2 Peter 2:22)
 
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OCanada… what have you done? It is painful to explain what went down in this country as the Liberal Party has just been re-elected to power. Continue reading →

Pope Francis On…

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In the wake of the Pope’s death, many will only remember him for controversy. But here are the many moments in which Francis faithfully transmitted the truths of the Catholic Faith… First published April 24, 2018.

 

…as the Church’s one and only indivisible magisterium, the pope and the bishops in union with him carry the gravest responsibility that no ambiguous sign or unclear teaching comes from them, confusing the faithful or lulling them into a false sense of security.
—Gerhard Ludwig Cardinal Müller, former prefect of the
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith; First Things, April 20th, 2018

 

THE Pope can be confusing, his words ambiguous, his thoughts incomplete. There are many rumours, suspicions, and accusations that the current Pontiff is trying to change Catholic teaching. So, for the record, here is Pope Francis…Continue reading →

Jesus Week – Day 8

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He is Risen… 
I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus,
who will judge the living and the dead,
and by His appearing and His kingly power:
proclaim the word.
(Mk 16:2, 2 Tim 4:1-2)

 

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Jesus is Lord, Liberator, Healer, Food, Friend, and Teacher. But He is also King to whom judgment of the world belongs. All of the aforementioned titles are beautiful — but they’re also meaningless unless Jesus is just, unless there is an accountability for every thought, word, and action. Otherwise, He would be a partial judge, and love and truth would be an ever shifting ideal. No, this is His world. We are His creatures. He is allowed to set the terms of not only our participation in His creation but of our communion with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. And how beautiful His terms are:Continue reading →

Jesus Week – Day 7

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You have but one Teacher,
and you are all brothers.
(Matthew 23:8)

 

Jesus, Teacher

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The generosity and numerous ways in which Jesus gives Himself to us is awesome. As St. Paul rejoiced in his letter to the Ephesians:

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, as He chose us in Him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before Him. (Ephesians 1:3-4)

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Jesus Week – Day 6

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For the sake of my brothers and friends I say,
“Peace be with you.”
(Psalms 122:8)

 

Jesus, Friend

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The religious history of mankind is filled with gods who are as far from humans as ants are from us. And that’s what makes Jesus and the Christian message so extraordinary. The God-man comes not with lightning bolts and fear but love and friendship. Yes, He calls us friends:Continue reading →

Jesus Week – Day 5

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Behold, the Lamb of God,
who takes away the sin of the world.
(John 1:29)

 

Jesus, Food

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As I said yesterday, Jesus wants to overwhelm us with His love. It wasn’t enough for Him to take on our human nature; it wasn’t enough to expend Himself in miracles and teaching; nor was it enough for Him to suffer and die on our behalf. No, Jesus wants to give even more. He wants to offer Himself over and over again by feeding us with His own flesh.Continue reading →

Jesus Week – Day 4

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I, the LORD, am your healer.
(Exodus 15:26)

 

Jesus, Healer

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Jesus not only came to “set the captives free” but to heal us of the effects of captivity — slavery to sin.

He was pierced for our sins, crushed for our iniquity. He bore the punishment that makes us whole, by his wounds we were healed. (Isaiah 53:5)

Thus, the ministry of Jesus began with not only the proclamation to “repent and believe the good news” but involved “curing every disease and illness among the people.”[1]Matthew 4:23 Today, Jesus still heals. The sick are being cured in His name, the eyes of the blind are being opened, the deaf are hearing, the lame walk again, and even the dead are being raised. It’s true! A simple search on the internet reveals the testimonies of countless people who have experienced the healing power of Jesus Christ in our times. I have experienced the physical healing of Jesus![2]cf. St. Raphael’s Little Healing

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↑1 Matthew 4:23
↑2 cf. St. Raphael’s Little Healing

Jesus Week – Day 3

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At a time when you did not know God,
you became slaves to things
that by nature are not gods…
(Galatians 4:8)

 

Jesus, Liberator

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Before all things both visible and invisible existed, God was — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Their shared love, joy, and happiness was limitless and without defect. But precisely because the nature of Love is to give Itself, it was their Will to share this with others. That meant creating others in their likeness with the capacity to share in their divine nature.[1]cf. 2 Pet 1:4 So God spoke: “Let there be light”… and from this word, the entire universe teeming with life came into being; each plant, creature, and heavenly object revealing something of God’s divine attributes of wisdom, kindness, providence, and so forth.[2]cf. Rom 1:20; Wis 13:1-9 But the very pinnacle of creation would be man and woman, the ones created to participate directly in the interior life of love the Holy Trinity.Continue reading →

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↑1 cf. 2 Pet 1:4
↑2 cf. Rom 1:20; Wis 13:1-9

Jesus Week – Day 2

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Ecco Homo
“Behold the man”
(John 19:5)

 

Jesus, Lord

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Jesus asked His Apostles, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matt 16:15). The question lies at the heart of His entire purpose. Today, Muslims say he is a prophet; Mormons, believe he was conceived by the Father (with a heavenly wife) as a lesser god and to whom no one should pray; Jehovah Witnesses believe he is Michael the Archangel; others say he is a mere historical figure while others, a myth. The answer to this question is no small thing. Because Jesus and Scripture say something entirely different, if not outrageous: that He is God.Continue reading →

Jesus Week – Day 1

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O Lord, I have heard of your renown;
your work, O Lord, inspires me with awe.
Make it live again in our time,
make it known in our time;
in wrath remember mercy.
(Habb 3:2, RNJB)

 

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The Spirit of Prophecy

 

So much of the discourse on prophecy today is about the “signs of the times”, the distress of the nations, and future events. Wars, rumors of wars, upheaval in nature, society, and the Church dominates discussion. Add to that the more dramatic prophecies of a coming Warning, refuges, and the appearance of Antichrist. 

Of course, much if not all of this is documented in the Revelation to St. John (the Apocalypse). But in the midst of the tumult, an angel “wielding great authority”[1]Rev 18:1 declares to the apostle: 

The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. (Rev 19:20)

This is the very heart of all authentic prophecy: the Word of Jesus, who is the “Word made flesh.”[2]cf. John 1:14 Every apparition, every private revelation, every word of knowledge and prediction has as its locus Jesus Christ — His mission, life, death, and resurrection. Everything should return to that; everything should bring us back to the central invitation of the Gospel found in Jesus’ own first public words…Continue reading →

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↑1 Rev 18:1
↑2 cf. John 1:14

Testing Prophets

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Some 20 years ago when I was “called to the wall” to begin The Now Word apostolate, setting aside to a large degree my music ministry, few people wanted to engage discussion of the “signs of the times.” Bishops seemed embarrassed by it; laity changed the subject; and mainstream Catholic thinkers simply avoided it. Even five years ago when we launched Countdown to the Kingdom, this project of publicly discerning prophecy was openly mocked. In many ways, it was to be expected:

…Remember the words spoken beforehand by the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ, for they told you, “In [the] last time there will be scoffers who will live according to their own godless desires.” (Jude 1:18-19)

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The Tipping Point?

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As I prayed with my ministry team before the Blessed Sacrament before our Novum night this past weekend, the Lord suddenly impressed on my soul that we have reached a tipping point in the world. Immediately following that “word”, I sensed Our Lady say: Do not be afraid.  Continue reading →

Singularity vs. the Single Will

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History began when humans invented gods,
and will end when humans become gods.
—Yuval Noah Harari, advisor to
the World Economic Forum
 
The darkness enshrouding God and obscuring values
is the real threat to our existence
and to the world in general.
If God and moral values,
the difference between good and evil,
remain in darkness,
then all other “lights” that put
such incredible technical feats within our reach,
are not only progress, but also dangers
that put us and the world at risk.
—POPE BENEDICT XVI, Easter Vigil Homily, April 7th, 2012
 
 
 
I had a dream the other night, so vivid and clear. When I awoke, the title of this writing was on my lips. It is not so much what I saw but felt that left a clear impression on my soul.

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Taking Mary Into Your Home

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There is a repeating theme in Scripture that can be easily overlooked: God constantly directs people to take Mary into their home. From the moment she conceived Jesus, she is sent like a pilgrim toward the homes of others. If we are “Bible-believing” Christians, ought we not do the same?Continue reading →

Our Lady – The First Charismatic

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Pentecost by Jean Restout, (1692–1768)

 

It’s remarkable how, all of a sudden, the Charismatic Renewal is under a fresh attack from several quarters. And you have to ask why. The actual movement itself has faded in most places, like a wave that has settled into a trough. Many who experienced the graces of this movement — approved by every single pope since it was birthed in 1967 — have mostly gone “into the deep.” They understood that this outpouring of the Holy Spirit was intended to enrich the entire Body of Christ and birth new apostolates; that it was meant to lead one into contemplation and increased love of Our Lord in the Eucharist; that it was intended to foster a hunger for the Word of God and growth in the truths of our Faith, while drawing us into deeper devotion to Our Lady, the Mother of the Church, and “first Charismatic.”Continue reading →

In One Hour

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Hatred of the brethren makes room next for Antichrist;
for the devil prepares beforehand the divisions among the people,
that he who is to come may be acceptable to them. 
—St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Church Doctor, (c. 315-386)
Catechetical Lectures, Lecture XV, n.9

 

Seismic world events are unfolding at an incredible pace, even though in parts of the world, life seems “normal.” As I have said so many times, the closer we get to the Eye of the Storm, the faster the winds of change will blow, the more quickly events will follow one upon the other “like boxcars”, and the more rapidly chaos will ensue.Continue reading →

Russia – Instrument of Purification?

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Monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square in Moscow, Russia.
The statue commemorates the princes who gathered an all-Russian volunteer army
and expelled the forces of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

 

First published as Part II of “The Chastisement Comes”…

 

Russia remains one of the most mysterious countries in both historical and current affairs. It is “ground zero” for several seismic events in both history and prophecy.Continue reading →

The Judgment of the West

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With the United States seemingly suspending support to the Ukraine, European leaders have stepped up as the “coalition of the willing.”[1]bbc.com But the West’s continued embrace of godless globalism, eugenics, abortion, euthanasia — what St. John Paul II called a “culture of death” — has put it squarely in the crosshairs of divine judgment. At least, this is what the Magisterium itself has warned… 

First published March 2, 2022…

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↑1 bbc.com

Thinking in the Flesh

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ON THE FEAST OF THE CHAIR OF SAINT PETER,
THE APOSTLE


I follow no leader but Christ
and join in communion with none but your blessedness,
that is, with the chair of Peter.
I know that this is the rock
on which the Church has been built.
—St. Jerome, A.D. 396 A.D., Letters 15:2

 


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Those are words that even thirteen years ago would have been happily echoed by most faithful Catholics around the globe. But now, as Pope Francis lies in ‘critical condition,’ so too, perhaps, is trust in “the rock on which the Church has been built” also in critical condition… Continue reading →

The Gift of Tongues: It’s Catholic

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There is a video circulating of popular Catholic exorcist, Fr. Chad Rippberger, that throws into question the catholicity of the “gift of tongues” mentioned frequently by St. Paul and Our Lord Jesus himself. His video, in turn, is being used by a small but increasingly vocal segment of self-described “traditionalists” who, ironically, are actually departing from Sacred Tradition and the clear teaching of Sacred Scripture, as you’ll see. And they’re doing a lot of damage. I know — because I’m on the receiving end of both the attacks and confusion that is dividing Christ’s Church.Continue reading →