What in the world? Another Catholic blog? Yes, in fact, and unapologetically so. We don’t think there can be too many of them, especially in a world that always has needed spiritual direction.
Think about it: Jesus sent his Apostles out in pairs to preach the Gospel to the communities of which they were aware. Sounds like a lot of people, right? After all, before mass communication, the only people who knew of Jesus were those who saw him preach or heard of Him word of mouth. So they had to spread the Word themselves. So on the surface of it, the hundreds of millions of Catholics and millions more who practice their faith in Christian denominations — an incomprehensible number to those original 12 fishermen — would seem like an accomplishment.
But the world has grown and there are billions of people today who do not know the Gospel. There are untold others who have left the Church for one reason of another. Who will go two by two to reach them?
So, yes, another Catholic blog, another presence on the Internet, another vehicle to — in any way — embolden and strengthen the faith, to support the teachings of the Church, to aid its ancillary groups, to defend its Biblical Truth as revealed through the Holy Spirit, to win new souls to the Church, to assist those who want to learn about the Church, to help those in doubt and those looking for direction, to be inspirational, to bring clarity to a world increasingly enticed by a culture ruled by the “dictatorship of relativism,” to create a vigorous online community and a complete resource of all things Catholic, and to share the rich tradition of Catholicism through which we hope to bring God’s love and mercy to all, and a reciprocal and uncompromising worship to Him.
Let us now go forth to love and serve the Lord.
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Hi John and Steve,
Congratulations!
May God bless and grace you (and your site) and all He wants to accomplish through you!
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jeanette
I am very happy that you are working on this important ministry. May all that we do bring about the Kingdom of God on earth.
Keep Smiling in Christ Jesus,
Fr. Joe
Fr. Joe: Thank you for those very nice sentiments. We hope you visit often and, when possible, let others know about us. May God Bless you always during your ministry!
- Brother Stephen
jeanette: Thank you for your very warm wishes! Let others know we’re here and we look forward to seeing you here often. We want to providing a true service to those who want to learn more, deepen their faith, and who are looking for a place to share their experiences, knowledge and faith.
- Brother Stephen