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They didn’t spend 632 years building a cathedral for their own glory. They built it for the glory of God.

St. Padre Pio, on Confession: “If we place all our good will in our confession, and intend to confess all the sins we can remember or know, God's mercy is so great that He will also include and erase what we cannot remember or know.”

St. John Chrysostom, on “faith alone”: “What is the use of believing in Christ, if we do not live as He commanded? The demons also believe; what they lack is obedience and love.”

St. Peter’s Basilica: • largest church in the world • 120 years in the making • holds 60,000 people • world’s largest dome: 448 feet • inside: Michelangelo’s Pietà &amp; Bernini’s Baldacchino • directly beneath: the bones of St. Peter All for the glory of God.

Couldn’t be clearer.

“My daughter, do not fear the storms of the harsh winter, for the more difficult it is, the richer the spring will be in flowers and the more abundant the harvest.” ~ St. Padre Pio

Catholicism is beautiful.

Catholicism is beautiful.

“The surge in Catholic converts is largely driven by social media platforms, where Catholic teachings are now being explained directly by Catholics themselves. Many past misconceptions &amp; distortions spread by pastors have been exposed, sparking a widespread spiritual awakening.”

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Fr. Ripperger: “In our entire history, every single saint has warned against following our emotions in the spiritual life. Demons can manipulate your emotions, and if you follow your emotions you’re basically under their direction. We have to follow reason, illuminated by Faith.”

Fr. Ripperger: “People don’t realize that sin causes A LOT of damage. Every time you sin you darken your intellect, you consider things under the wrong aspects, &amp; things become disordered. This is why we have to spend time in Purgatory. Because that mess goes pretty deep.”

Fr. Ripperger: “Most people think the pinnacle of the spiritual life is never sinning. But if you read the great spiritual authors, every one of them says that’s the BEGINNING of the spiritual life—not the end.”

“Mock Catholicism all you want. When demons show up, nobody calls a pastor.”

“Irish priest pretended to be Protestant to buy Manhattan land when Catholics couldn’t legally own property. 10 acres: $11.00. Waited until the anti-Catholic laws were repealed. Sold the land: $2.3 million Built St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 47 churches, 12 schools &amp; 3 hospitals.”

Catholics make a big deal about Holy Week—because it IS a big deal.

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Fr. Ripperger: “Demons can manipulate our emotions. This is why in the entire history of Catholic spiritual theology, every single Saint has warned against following our emotions in our spiritual life. Because God's not the only one who broadcasts on that channel.”

“In 1695, Britain made it illegal in Ireland to teach a Catholic child to read. Purpose: to strip the Irish of the Faith. So teachers gathered children behind hedgerows; 1 kept watch for soldiers.11,000 hedge schools. 400,000 children. Prots tried to kill the Faith. They failed.

Dr. John Bergsma: “I drove past St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. And I got a really strong desire to go to Confession. What made it a little unusual for me was that, first of all, I wasn’t Catholic, and secondly, I was the pastor of the Protestant church four blocks away.“

Fr. Ripperger: “Demons have a principle: ‘Anything but God. ANYTHING but God.’ If they can get you totally hung up about some particular issue [state of the world, the Church, etc.] &amp; get you focused on that, they know they’ve got you derailed because you’re NOT focusing on God.”

Fr. Ripperger’s plan to protect against demonic influence: 1. Never commit a mortal sin/always stay in the state of grace 2. Daily Mass if you can 3. Frequent Confession (every 2-4 weeks) 4. Morning offering 5. Daily Rosary 6. Daily meditation 7. Sacramentals 8. Binding prayers

Scott Hahn: “I read the Bible many times, studied theology &amp; Greek, went to seminary &amp; was ordained a Presbyterian pastor. I continued studying Scripture, but everything just kept coming up Catholic. It was the only thing that made sense of everything I was finding in Scripture.”

Mother Teresa visits her Sisters in NY. Goes to the subway to beg for the poor. Atheist comes. “Do you have anything for the poor?” He spits in her face. She wipes it off &amp; says, “That was for me. Do you have anything for the poor?” He cries. She says, “It’s OK. You’re loved.”

Dr. Scott Hahn: “If the Eucharist is just a meal, the way Protestants believe, then Calvary is just an execution…”

The Jesus Tower of the Basilica of the “Sagrada Família” (the Holy Family), Barcelona, 144 years in the making, recently completed, being lit for the first time.

Catholicism is beautiful. The Basilica of St. Thérèse of Lisieux.

80,000 people singing the “Hail, Holy Queen” in Latin. Catholicism is beautiful.

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Fr. Ripperger: “You have to practice self-denial *every single day* somewhere in your spiritual life. If you don't, you’re going to become spiritually soft. But if you practice self-denial, then when tempted, you’re going to have the strength from that discipline to say ‘No!’”

Fr. Ripperger: “Unless something is useful to you spiritually, don’t waste your time with it. Don’t pursue knowledge that is not going to help you spiritually.”

St. Peter’s Basilica: • largest church in the world • 120 years in the making • holds 60,000 people • world’s largest dome: 448 feet • inside: Michelangelo’s Pietà & Bernini’s Baldacchino • directly beneath: the bones of St. Peter All for the glory of God.

“The surge in Catholic converts is largely driven by social media platforms, where Catholic teachings are now being explained directly by Catholics themselves. Many past misconceptions & distortions spread by pastors have been exposed, sparking a widespread spiritual awakening.”

Fr. Ripperger: “People don’t realize that sin causes A LOT of damage. Every time you sin you darken your intellect, you consider things under the wrong aspects, & things become disordered. This is why we have to spend time in Purgatory. Because that mess goes pretty deep.”

“Irish priest pretended to be Protestant to buy Manhattan land when Catholics couldn’t legally own property. 10 acres: $11.00. Waited until the anti-Catholic laws were repealed. Sold the land: $2.3 million Built St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 47 churches, 12 schools & 3 hospitals.”

Fr. Ripperger: “Demons have a principle: ‘Anything but God. ANYTHING but God.’ If they can get you totally hung up about some particular issue [state of the world, the Church, etc.] & get you focused on that, they know they’ve got you derailed because you’re NOT focusing on God.”

Scott Hahn: “I read the Bible many times, studied theology & Greek, went to seminary & was ordained a Presbyterian pastor. I continued studying Scripture, but everything just kept coming up Catholic. It was the only thing that made sense of everything I was finding in Scripture.”

Mother Teresa visits her Sisters in NY. Goes to the subway to beg for the poor. Atheist comes. “Do you have anything for the poor?” He spits in her face. She wipes it off & says, “That was for me. Do you have anything for the poor?” He cries. She says, “It’s OK. You’re loved.”

Fr. Ripperger: “You have to practice self-denial every single day somewhere in your spiritual life. If you don't, you’re going to become spiritually soft. But if you practice self-denial, then when tempted, you’re going to have the strength from that discipline to say ‘No!’”