I refuse to feel like a leper despite being treated like one by family members (not my own). I am confident God has lead me to this decision and so will carry forward trusting in Jesus and Mary. I don't have any ill will for anyone that got the shots. Very few haven't and I believe most did it feeling they were doing right. I pray there are no serious, widespread health problems due to them but early data is not looking great. What will repeated boosters of spike cells do inside someone's body is unknown. Now that we know they spread through and accumulate in blood vessels and major organs the risk is just to high for me. My mom is so religious it's amazing she can't see the satanic wave coming from this plandemic. Maybe God is planning to take her home before the worst comes. Sadly, I can't even see her in person at her greatest time of need. A cross that weighs on my heart daily. I keep praying God will find a way. If not, that is His way.
I think the large dosages are because Americans across the board are 40% deficient in vitamin D, and the extra amount is needed to bring up the level to a healthy level. No, it won't prevent COVID; vitamin D reduces inflammation. Most of the serious symptoms of COVID come from inflammation of various organs and cells, so the vitamin D should reduce the severity of those symptoms .
MMM said: <<I am confident God has lead me to this decision and so will carry forward trusting in Jesus and Mary.>> You may be familiar with the story of the Welsh Presbyterian minister who found himself unable to leave his home because of heavy flooding in the locality. The water levels got so bad that he had to move upstairs to another floor in his house. A recue team arrived in a boat to take him out of the house but he refused their help and said: I have faith in God, he will save and protect me. The next day the water rose further and the minister found himself having to sit on the roof of his house. Another rescue team came with their boat and offered help, but the minister refused, convinced God had heard his prayer and would not let him drown. On the third day the situation got worse. The minister found himself perched on the chimney of the house, but a helicopter came by, dropped a rope ladder for the minister to climb up, but once again he refused the offer of help, convinced God would betray the faith he put in his Maker. But the floods never receeded and the Presbyterian minister, not unexpectedly, drowned. He ascended to heaven and Jesus was waiting for him at the pearly gates. But the minister approached his Saviour with a long and unhappy face and complained: “Jesus, I put all my faith and trust in you but you let me drown.” Jesus replied: But, my friend, did you not recognise the two boats and a helicopter I sent to save and rescue you!”
Yes, he is Mormom, but I was thrilled that he supported Vigano. I think he make a correct correlation between what is going on globally with the Vatican and the governments. He sees them cooperating with each other to further the NWO….IMO
This is my least favorite story and in MMM's defense, it's very wearying to have to hear it again and again from people who misunderstand what true trust in God looks like for some. The story is nonsensical and thus comes across as mocking the faith of the person it's being told to. I'm sure that wasn't your intention.
What are you trying to say? Your parable doesn't make any sense to me. Speak plainly please instead of riddles.
I have been drawn to Matthew Chapter 10 often in these times. Jesus sends into this world knowing we will have persecution. He advises us to be prudent - some translations use the word be cunning and sly. But he says don’t worry about any of it… he will give us the words and path forward. Trust Behold, I am sending you like sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore, be as prudent as serpents and as simple as doves17But beware of men. For they will hand you over to councils, and they will scourge you in their synagogues18And you shall be led before both rulers and kings for my sake, as a testimony to them and to the Gentiles19But when they hand you over, do not choose to think about how or what to speak. For what to speak shall be given to you in that hour20For it is not you who will be speaking, but the Spirit of your Father, who will speak in you21And brother will hand over brother to death, and father will hand over son. And children will rise up against parents and bring about their deaths22And you will be hated by all for the sake of my name. But whoever will have persevered, even to the end, the same shall be saved23Now when they persecute you in one city, flee into another. Amen I say to you, you will not have exhausted all the cities of Israel, before the Son of man returns24The disciple is not above the teacher, nor is the servant above his master25It is sufficient for the disciple that he be like his teacher, and the servant, like his master. If they have called the Father of the family, ‘Beelzebub,’ how much more those of his household26Therefore, do not fear them. For nothing is covered that shall not be revealed, nor hidden that shall not be known
Manoah, the father of Samson, did not recognise the angel of God when he spoke with him. The scenario still happens these days when we fail or cannot understand the workings of God in others. The angel of God brought a message to Manoah and his wife who was barren. She conceived and gave birth to a son. In a similar way the Angel Gabriel appeared to the virgin Mary, who conceived and gave birth to Jesus, rejected by his own people. People of all kinds appear in our lives, often for reasons down to the grace of God within them. John the Baptist was a man sent by God to be a witness to the light. He was challenged by the Pharisees. “Who are you?” they asked. He too was rejected because he was a witness to the light. He spoke in a way that made people feel uncomfortable and even angry, as Jesus did later. Now these people claimed to believe in God, they made sacrifices, offered holocausts and said prayers. They put their faith and trust in God, and at times some of the prophets, but they were also very quick to stone those who made them feel uncomfortable. Saul was at the front of the queue until the time he saw the light and fell from his high horse. He was blinded for a short while until Ananias heard the Lord speak to his heart and instruct him to go to Saul and lay hands on the ‘persecutor’ for healing and to recover his sight. Saul was a believer and during the time of his three days in darkness he was constantly praying. Now we know it is the Lord who heals, but Ananias was the instrument in Saul’s recovery, just as the rescuers were instruments sent by God in boats and a helicopter to prevent the Presbyterian minister from drowning and, like Saul, a man who constantly prayed to the Lord to protect him.
If someone is upset with you and mouthing off at you, best to say nothing; wait, listen, and calmly respond. Composure often silences the ranter, speak only if godly inspiration follows. Dear Lady, pray for us!
Bingo. We are His hands and feet and He has given us free will...it's up to us to do, or not...we do have free will after all
This is very wise, Deacon. Prayerfully hopeful I'll be better at it one day, but getting there and the fruits of the last 2 mysteries today were patience and perseverance so one step closer
Yep. I was being facetious We only owe obedience to the True Magisterium. While out working in the fields today that little voice came to me again, and you just prompted me to remember it as I already forgot after then firing up the chain saw (the Lord is in the silence, and there's no silence around a chain saw!). What came to me out of nowhere was the thought/knowledge that Jesus promised the gates of hell would never prevail against His Church and that I should look up the word prevail, so I just did: Essential Meaning of prevail formal 1 : to defeat an opponent especially in a long or difficult contest Our soccer team prevailed [=won] despite the bad weather. Prevail doesn't mean you don't at some point be in a position of losing the game, or our Church...but just because we're in that position now does not mean the evil one will prevail, no he won't, our Lord promised us. So hold on and rest easy in the Truth that we owe no obedience to this authority in power now, evil has either seized or influenced the reins as of now, but the evil one will not prevail...Trust, God has a plan and will indeed prevail
Yes! Always remember, JoeJerk knows he's on a leash and will never prevail; he can only pretend and try to convince others of his lies, thereby seducing them. O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee!
