The question “is hell forever?” has challenged theologians, troubled believers, and intrigued skeptics throughout history. This fundamental question about eternal punishment remains one of the most debated topics in Christian theology. Indeed, while many assume hell represents permanent separation from God, others question whether a loving deity would maintain endless punishment. The Bible presents specific…
The modern American Catholic identity reveals a fascinating paradox. 20% of U.S. adults—about 52 million people—call themselves Catholic, yet their beliefs and practices tell a different story. Catholic Church doctrine remains clear and unwavering. The reality on the ground paints a more nuanced picture. Mass attendance reaches only 28% weekly, and despite the Church’s firm…
Have you ever wondered why millions of Catholics worldwide keep blessed candles ready, even in our age of electricity? Indeed, this preparation stems from one of the most profound Catholic prophecies: the three days of darkness. Whether you’re newly discovering this prophecy or have long heard about it through Catholic tradition, understanding how to prepare…
The Three days of Darkness is a promised chastisement revealed by Heaven to several mystics. This is a consequence of the cesspool of immorality, unfaithfulness, sacrileges, indifferences, outrages, immoral laws, ingratitude of humanity and more both from within the Catholic Church and external. Heaven has asked us to be vigilant and ready with our 100%…
An often-asked question: If God exists, then why is there evil in the world? Evil is the absence of good, and for good to be absent, the individual chooses freely a course of action that leads to evil. God’s gift to each human being, is to choose Him freely called free will. Evil is the…
The branch of theology that attempts to explain the existence of suffering and evil in defense of a loving God is Theodicy. The proper place and purpose of suffering is not fully realized until the life, death, resurrection, Ascension and second coming of Jesus Christ is connected. The Bible gives several reasons for suffering, including…
Where did Mary the Mother of Jesus live out her life? The final mention of the Mother of Jesus, Mary is in the Acts of the Apostles 1: 14. There is no longer any mention of Mary apart from Revelation 12. However, there is much more to learn from The Mystical City of God by…
What was lifelike for the Holy Family? Not only was the life of Mary hidden in the Scriptures, the life of Jesus from His twelfth birthday till the commencement of His ministry at the age of thirty years was also unknown. The third Volume on the Mystical City of God – The Transfixion, gives tremendous…
The Holy Scriptures is mostly silent on the early life of the Mother of Jesus. Her first spoken words are to the Angel at the Announcement by the Angel Gabriel. Much is unknown of the life of Mary leading up to the Announcement and when the Holy Family returned to their home in Nazareth. The…
The Scriptures are quiet on the life of the Mother of Jesus. There is no mention of her life before the Annunciation (St Luke 1: 26-38) and following the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 1: 13; 2). However, there are resources that we can draw some learning about the life of the…
