Becoming God

Hey, isn't that a blasphemy? No body said that we COULD become God. The point of this post is that a good many people act as if they have become God. The "I can make up my own idea about things" is close to thinking one is God, isn't it? If God has made up His mind about something, who am I to question that and to make up my own mind differently unless, of course, I think I'm God or a greater god than God as revealed by Scripture and Jesus Christ. Am I master of my own fate, or am I a servant of the Master of my fate? Important question. Maybe one of the most important you will ever answer.

Recent Posts

See All

Living the gospel

Robert Cardinal Sarah writes in an article that the mission of religious communities and I include here the Confraternity of Penitents as a Lay Religious Organization, is to live out with fid

Created for a time like this.

In an article in the Advocate Josh Johnson has a first hand perspective on being black. He is also a Priest and a son of a cop. In his experience he has been through it all. Read what he has to say

A Time to Die

Nicholas Diat wrote a beautiful book about how monks die, their struggles, faith, piece, humanity, and fears. Death should always be something a penitent bears in mind, because we are all heading towa