Comments on: The “catholic” View

By: Susan H

Susan H — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 05:56:01 +0000

When you read about what Hollywood believes to be true, you really understand how ignorant Hollywood people are not only about religion (any) economic, politics, law, environment, etc. This is so sad, maybe if they picked up a book for a change instead of a microphone they could speak intelligently about subjects such as Catholicism. These poor women are has beens, and empty skirts, pray for them.

By: Peter S. Scozzare

Peter S. Scozzare — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 03:09:19 +0000

They really no not what they do. We do forgive them but we must be informed so that we can offer our suffering for their conversion. God created all souls to know, love, & serve Him. The biggest sin is the preference to our will over the Will of God. It all started when Lucifer and his minions rebelled against Gods Will. We must continuously pray for the lost souls in the “lime-light??? because they can affect many souls. Pray, pray,
pray, pray, pray. And if you forget to pray then pray for the grace to remember to pray.

Our guardian angel’s primary job is to enlighten our minds to know the Will of God. Father John Hardin has so eloquently told us of the importance of angles in the life of Christ. He teaches us that if Christ needed the angles then we too need their intercession. Our prayers to them can and will help to turn hearts of stone into hearts of flesh.

May God, through the intersession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, all the angles & saints, have mercy on our country.

By: Marie W

Marie W — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 03:37:35 +0000

Was this post really necessary? I visit this site to be refreshed at the end of the day, to learn a little more about my faith, Jesus, and the Blessed Mother. Not to end the day feeling contempt for those who attack the Church…then I become just like them…full of hate and malice. ‘FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO.’ Isn’t that what Jesus uttered from His Cross?

By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 03:24:07 +0000

I have to say that I have heard so many conversations like this over the past 10 years inside and outside of my family, in my workplace, in public places, in the media and sadly even amongst active Catholics. The level of misunderstanding of true Catholic faith in this conversation (if you can call it that) is amazing. This willingness to contort and distort the dead sad remnants of darkened faith is everywhere in American culture today.
Each day I have to pray to deepen and strengthen my faith, my understanding of true Catholic belief and spirituality, to remain in accord with the teaching of the magesterium, and to call upon the very great assistance and intercession of Our Blessed Mother, the saints, Saint Michael, my guardian angel and the guardian angels of those with whom I communicate over the course of the day. Only then can I hope to communicate first with our Lord, and our Mother and then hopefully carry Them to others so that these darkened eyes might see again.

By: terry morier

terry morier — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 22:33:27 +0000

sorry to see so called raised catholic women(i doubt) ,be so hateful. I pray that these women will return to the faith and stop being feminist,God will not forget and be mocked….beware

By: Marc

Marc — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 23:12:34 +0000

Its people like this that get me all riled up and very disappointed. Wow!

By: Susan

Susan — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 11:50:29 +0000

Ave Maria,

Well if wasn’t a “Viewer” before, I certainly won’t be a “Viewer” now. Thanks ladies for your completely distorted “View” of the Catholic faith.

I’m sure Ms…. “We were all raised Catholic here, so this is not some anti-Catholic rant that we’re on. This is just factual information” Behar, won’t be receiving communion any time soon.

Not like they’d have Arch Bishop Burke on the show, to explain his position visa-vie Mr. Giuliani, and the HOLY sacrament of communion….Lord have mercy!