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The following two articles give us a glimpse of apocalyptic America per the great American prophet Mark Taylor. Click on the following links to retrieve the articles. https://meditationsoncatholicism.blog/2018/09/13/mark-taylor-09-13-18/ https://meditationsoncatholicism.blog/2018/09/14/mark-taylor-09-14-18/ Mark Taylor, 09-13-18 recommends avoidance of the Mainstream Media because it … Continue reading →

The mind is the interface between body and soul. Click on the following link to retrieve the article Body, Soul and Mind. https://meditationsoncatholicism.blog/2018/02/23/body-soul-and-mind/ The immortal soul an immortal soul, designed to become a Holy Spirit’s Tabernacle at Baptism. Click on … Continue reading →

REPENT NOW is the theme of this letter. Click on the following link to retrieve the article Repent Now. https://meditationsoncatholicism.blog/2018/09/10/repent-now/ The Blessed Mother’s message to Luz de Maria, on September 5, 2018, expresses the same theme. Click on the following … Continue reading →

  “Come Holy Spirit” and “Surrender to the Holy Spirit” are the two most important expressions to invoke the Holy Spirit. He has asked me to present to you two pertinent parables for comparison and contrast. May the Counselor inspire … Continue reading →

  The Holy Spirit ordered me to write to you about the critic moment we are living in the Catholic Church. The crisis is part of The Great Spiritual War in which Satan intends to alienate clergymen to hurt the faithful.  The Church … Continue reading →

“CHILDREN, THIS IS WHAT I EXPECT FROM YOU NOW AND I WILL WAIT UNTIL ETERNITY NEXT TO THE HOLY TRINITY, BECAUSE I AM A DAUGHTER OF THE FATHER, THE MOTHER OF THE SON AND THE SPOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, … Continue reading →

“The Parable of the Samaritan Woman” is the favorite parable of many ladies, perhaps because it reveals the magnificent personality of Jesus to a sinful foreigner woman. The long parable is divided it in four segments to facilitate reading. Click … Continue reading →