At a Oregon fundraiser on July 24, President Barack Obama, once again, used his own daughters to promote abortion. This is coming on the heels of the release of a new pro-abortion campaign video entitled “Women’s Choice”. It’s a strange time indeed in this country when a President can campaign on abortion.

Whether you had repented and stood on the fringes or had fallen down hard and could barely move; the first words that we all hear soon upon entrance into the Circle of Grace is a command from the Lord God to ‘sit down, wait, and rest’. In the Gospel reading above we hear that “Jesus said, “Have the people recline.”

The ridiculous things these people do and say almost compels you to laugh and then beat yourself with a iron skillet just so that you can make sure you’re not dreaming, or that you’re not in the twilight zone or the matrix.

In Episode VI:of the Catholicism Series, “A BODY BOTH SUFFERING AND GLORIOUS: THE MYSTICAL UNION OF CHRIST AND THE CHURCH”, Father Barron presents the reality of the Church as “one, holy, catholic and apostolic.” The Body of Christ can be seen on earth from the Church’s center in Rome to the cities of New York, Sao Paolo, Manila, Namugongo and Uganda, while still escaping total understanding as the mystical union between Christ and his Church. Father Barron also explores the Catholic conviction that the life and presence of Christ continues to embrace humanity in all its joys and sorrows through the presence of the Church.

Attached are some recent videos demonstrating how violent and intolerant the homosexual-liberties gang often becomes whenever they don’t get their way. Be aware that these people are using all means – legal and illegal – judicial and mob rule – to push their choice of demonic lifestyle upon society.

Thanks to the advantage that self-discovery that comes through the experience of success and failure I’m adding here a further consideration on Catholics dating outside of our faith tradition. To my surprise, I’m finding myself agreeing with most of the people who commented on the former article.

Rest, perhaps, is reserved for when all has been completed, but at this moment in history we are being called to remember to “. . . not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up” (Gal. 6:9). It is true that we should not get burned out. We should make adequate time to rest, eat, and clear our minds to develop a clearer focus, but there is no time for things that do not glorify God. The hour is near and hand of Satan is touching more souls than ever to tempt us down the path of self destruction.

If you want to be happy and fully alive in your calling then dare to have the audacity to give away your gift without fear of rejection – dare to have the audacity to give away your gift without worrying about what you don’t have in place – dare to have the audacity to give away your gift without having any experience, know-how, or professional training – dare to not possess what isn’t even yours to possess.

Despite common misconceptions – true love actually does cares enough to care. True loves does judge. True love is not apathetic. True love is not timid. True love does not allow sin to triumph over its object of love without a fight. True love doesn’t walk past a person dying without trying to aid them. True love desires you to be in Heaven – not in Hell – and will sacrifice anything to get you there. Therefore, if you have people in your life who are not judging you, but are just letting you commit all types of immorality without telling you are wrong, and not encouraging you to do better, then what you have in your life are people who do not truly love you, or who do not know how to love you as they ought.

Black Protestant Clergy are not only starting to turn up the heat on President Barack Obama’s war against babies in the womb, but they are now starting to press him hard on his support of homosexual marriage and pushing for Blacks to boycott the Presidential Election on November 6, 2012.

There are many people who are actively living their calling in the Lord, and there are many other who are working towards living it. And everyone who has chosen the path to cooperate with God fully by partnering with Him to become who He created them to be and do what He created them to do, will find that this path difficult to trod at times. They will find along this path both obstacles and obstinate people, and I believe that the three primary reasons why we ought to never do anything less than persevere through it all in our calling is found in the three readings today.

Altogether the popular phrase ‘We are Church’ has no place in Christianity; simply because it is absolutely linear and fails to reflect or embody the total sum of teaching from Christ Jesus and the Apostles about what the Church actually is.