Hello there . Say hello to Bluey and Bingo . They make Americans love Australia so much more .

I call her mom.

I have found that She was calling me unto Her. I am not a Catholic (Episcopalian) but I love Mother Mary with my whole heart. She will welcome your prayers and thanksgivings. She will bring them to the Lord for His glory. She is truly Our Blessed Mother! Praying for your journey my fellow friend! ❤🕊️🙏

My husband is praying the rosary every day - he isnt catholic, and has been a reiki master, done tai chi, looked into other philosophies … but Our Lady is bringing him to Christ. 🙏praise God.

@@MsDormy 🫶🏻🙌wow!! That’s amazing! Did Our Lord Jesus Christ deny his Mothers request at the Canna Wedding? Absolutely not! Then neither will he deny her request to bring your husband to Jesus Christ.

@@cristinmarsh5308 the Rosary is so powerful and the peace that comes afterwards is so rewarding.

and thanks for being here! May God bless you!

For mortal sin. One of the requirements is that it has to be grave in nature. You also have to know that you are committing a mortal sin while you are doing it.

Look at the 7 capital sins & the 10 commandments. If your sins line up with any of the 7 or break any of the 10 then it is a mortal sin. That’s how I keep my self in check. Any thing else is a venial sin.

Catherine, every day is a blessing from God - are you struggling with annorexia and self- destruction? I am so sorry, if so, and i will pray you… please remember that your guardian angel wishes to bring you closer to God - and is your protector, and also the archangel Michael, who is powerful against evil, and will come to your aid, as he did to me and my daughter when we were in need. God bless you. 🙏

Here is a Catholics view on Genesis 6 The Church has no official teaching on this passage, although some ancient writers have speculated that the “sons of God” may have been fallen angels, given that Nephilim, a Hebrew word often rendered as “giants,” may also mean “fallen ones.” However, given that angels do not have bodies, which are needed for the procreation of human children-barring a miracle-and given that in heaven human beings live like angels and thus do not get married (Matt. 22:30), the identity of the “sons of God” points to mere humans. The early Church Fathers generally understood the “sons of God” to be the offspring of Seth, the righteous son of Adam, whereas “daughters of men” are understood be the offspring of Cain, the immoral son of Adam. Thus, “fallen ones” could be understood as the fruit of succumbing to the corrupt Cainite culture. n his book A Father Who Keeps His Promises, Scott Hahn elaborates further on the general position of the Fathers: When people began to multiply on the face of the earth, “the sons of God,” that is, the Sethite men, were seduced by the beauty of “the daughters of men,” that is, the Cainite women. The beauty of the wicked proved stronger than the resolve of the righteous. Sethite men found a new forbidden fruit, the beautiful but ungodly Cainite women, to be irresistible. And they didn’t just marry them; “they married as they chose,” which might imply that, along with mixed marriages, polygamy had now also entered into the line of Seth, the covenant family of God. Thus, violent men were born. When left unchecked, sin becomes institutionalized. In every age of salvation history, sexual immorality and violence go hand in hand, triggering the hard remedy of God’s judgment in the form of the covenant curses. And nothing institutionalizes sin more than marital infidelity. The whole culture gets clobbered, especially the children. And afterward only a remnant survives, barely. Hahn adds that Nephilim can also be translated as “tyrants,” violent men who want to make a name for themselves and will do whatever it takes to achieve it. Also..take into consideration that God never mentioned on his list of who and what he will destroy, Sons of God or Nephilim but only human beings and also the animals the crawling things and the birds of the air, for God regret making them.

The majority of the time. However, not exclusively. Mary appeared to a Jew called Roy Schoeman who was an atheist. Google his story.

Mary also appeared in Zeitoun Egypt on a beautiful Coptic church in the late sixties; hundreds of thousands saw her, many many cures and conversions… she appeared to Muslim, Christian and atheists alike.

Book of Enoch is only accepted as canon for Ethiopian and Eritrean orthodox chruch, a very small minority of christiabs. Catholics and most other christians don't consider book of Enoch as the word of God.

Well, there's a reason why it's not accepted as Canon

Here is a Catholics view on Genesis 6 The Church has no official teaching on this passage, although some ancient writers have speculated that the “sons of God” may have been fallen angels, given that Nephilim, a Hebrew word often rendered as “giants,” may also mean “fallen ones.” However, given that angels do not have bodies, which are needed for the procreation of human children-barring a miracle-and given that in heaven human beings live like angels and thus do not get married (Matt. 22:30), the identity of the “sons of God” points to mere humans. The early Church Fathers generally understood the “sons of God” to be the offspring of Seth, the righteous son of Adam, whereas “daughters of men” are understood be the offspring of Cain, the immoral son of Adam. Thus, “fallen ones” could be understood as the fruit of succumbing to the corrupt Cainite culture. n his book A Father Who Keeps His Promises, Scott Hahn elaborates further on the general position of the Fathers: When people began to multiply on the face of the earth, “the sons of God,” that is, the Sethite men, were seduced by the beauty of “the daughters of men,” that is, the Cainite women. The beauty of the wicked proved stronger than the resolve of the righteous. Sethite men found a new forbidden fruit, the beautiful but ungodly Cainite women, to be irresistible. And they didn’t just marry them; “they married as they chose,” which might imply that, along with mixed marriages, polygamy had now also entered into the line of Seth, the covenant family of God. Thus, violent men were born. When left unchecked, sin becomes institutionalized. In every age of salvation history, sexual immorality and violence go hand in hand, triggering the hard remedy of God’s judgment in the form of the covenant curses. And nothing institutionalizes sin more than marital infidelity. The whole culture gets clobbered, especially the children. And afterward only a remnant survives, barely. Hahn adds that Nephilim can also be translated as “tyrants,” violent men who want to make a name for themselves and will do whatever it takes to achieve it. Also..take into consideration that God never mentioned on his list of who and what he will destroy, Sons of God or Nephilim but only human beings and also the animals the crawling things and the birds of the air, for God regret making them.

@@JWellsUp Great explanation. Thanks. Just one thing confuses me, if Nephilim are just violent men, why are they giants?

@@jofjofjof the only explanation I can give you is that there were short people and then there were very tall people. Obviously,duh,right! But remember Numbers 13:25-33 They returned from reconnoitering the land forty days later. 26 d Proceeding directly to Moses and Aaron and the whole community of the Israelites in the wilderness of Paran at Kadesh, they made a report to them and to the whole community, showing them the fruit of the land. 27 They told Moses: “We came to the land to which you sent us. It does indeed flow with milk and honey, and here is its fruit. 28 However, the people who are living in the land are powerful, and the towns are fortified and very large.e Besides, we saw descendants of the Anakim there. 29 Amalekites live in the region of the Negeb; Hittites, Jebusites and Amorites dwell in the highlands, and Canaanites along the sea and the banks of the Jordan.” 30 Caleb, however, quieted the people before Moses and said, “We ought to go up and seize the land, for we can certainly prevail over it.” 31 But the men who had gone up with him said, “We cannot attack these people; they are too strong for us.” 32 They spread discouraging reportsf among the Israelites about the land they had reconnoitered, saying, “The land that we went through and reconnoitered is a land that consumes its inhabitants. And all the people we saw there are huge. 33 g There we saw the Nephilim* (the Anakim are from the Nephilim); in our own eyes we seemed like mere grasshoppers, and so we must have seemed to them.”

Here is a Catholics view on Genesis 6 The Church has no official teaching on this passage, although some ancient writers have speculated that the “sons of God” may have been fallen angels, given that Nephilim, a Hebrew word often rendered as “giants,” may also mean “fallen ones.” However, given that angels do not have bodies, which are needed for the procreation of human children-barring a miracle-and given that in heaven human beings live like angels and thus do not get married (Matt. 22:30), the identity of the “sons of God” points to mere humans. The early Church Fathers generally understood the “sons of God” to be the offspring of Seth, the righteous son of Adam, whereas “daughters of men” are understood be the offspring of Cain, the immoral son of Adam. Thus, “fallen ones” could be understood as the fruit of succumbing to the corrupt Cainite culture. n his book A Father Who Keeps His Promises, Scott Hahn elaborates further on the general position of the Fathers: When people began to multiply on the face of the earth, “the sons of God,” that is, the Sethite men, were seduced by the beauty of “the daughters of men,” that is, the Cainite women. The beauty of the wicked proved stronger than the resolve of the righteous. Sethite men found a new forbidden fruit, the beautiful but ungodly Cainite women, to be irresistible. And they didn’t just marry them; “they married as they chose,” which might imply that, along with mixed marriages, polygamy had now also entered into the line of Seth, the covenant family of God. Thus, violent men were born. When left unchecked, sin becomes institutionalized. In every age of salvation history, sexual immorality and violence go hand in hand, triggering the hard remedy of God’s judgment in the form of the covenant curses. And nothing institutionalizes sin more than marital infidelity. The whole culture gets clobbered, especially the children. And afterward only a remnant survives, barely. Hahn adds that Nephilim can also be translated as “tyrants,” violent men who want to make a name for themselves and will do whatever it takes to achieve it. Also..take into consideration that God never mentioned on his list of who and what he will destroy, Sons of God or Nephilim but only human beings and also the animals the crawling things and the birds of the air, for God regret making them.*