Almost Always Silent About the Holy Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ Before Men

Almost Always Silent About the Holy Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ Before Men 

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Expose on the heresy of Religious Liberty

NOTE: Not an endorsement for sedevacantism

Much has been written thus far about the inauguration of Donald John Trump as the forty-fifth President of the United States of America on Friday, January 20, 2017, the Feast of Saints Fabian and Sebastian. As I am no longer capable of doing “rapid response” articles, though, I am simply taking the time that is needed to complete part nine of “Sober Up,” which will be the conclusion of “Jerusalem Belongs to Christ the King and His Catholic Church.”  Indeed, the latter title will be very appropriate if press reports concerning an announcement on the move of American Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem prove correct at some point later this week or next.

Fr. Voigt, "The Name Above All Names: Jesus."

Fr. Voigt, "The Name Above All Names: Jesus."

Our earth is concerned about power.  Power comes from various sources: the sun, the water, the wind, fire, people, and ultimately God.  These sources of power have one goal: to serve God and man.  Many in our ecological mania believe that the earth's energy and eco system are delicate and so we must conserve the gifts God has placed in our world.

Hence they will argue that the most important attitude is the conservative mind set that saves the waters or the oil.  

January- Month of the Holy Name of Jesus

January- Month of the Holy Name of Jesus

Invocation of the Holy Name of Jesus

This short invocation of the Holy Name is a type of prayer known as an aspiration or an ejaculation. It is meant to be prayed repeatedly throughout the day, especially during January, the Month of the Holy Name.

Fr. Campbell, The Name above Every Name (Phil.2:9)

The Name above Every Name (Phil.2:9)

During the three years of His public life Our Lord Jesus Christ was opposed by those who did not believe in Him, the “not of God,” who on this occasion accused Him of having a devil (Jn.8:46-59). The sin of the Pharisees was Blasphemy, the greatest of sins. Its punishment is proportionately great. St. Jerome says that compared to blasphemy, every sin is small.