Salve Maria! Happy to have you join us.

They hated Him! They accused Him, stalked Him, sent spies and sick people to “challenge”Him and trap Him. When they said “ Who is this guy, where does he get all this wisdom?” Jealousy’s is a spirit not of God.

Salve Maria!

Salve Maria, Reta!

Salve Maria!

Salve Maria, Eric!

Salve Maria!

Salve Maria!

Salve Maria, Judy!

Salve Maria, Evelyn! So happy to have you join us. God bless you.

Hello. The Catholic Church has traditionally named six sins against the Holy Spirit. This list can help us recognize that it is we who are thwarting God’s mercy: Despair-We don’t believe in God’s mercy, don’t repent and don’t ask for it. On the other hand, God understands when people are deeply depressed, traumatized, mentally ill, etc. The sin of despair is something we do with full cognition and will. Presumption-We sin with impunity because we believe God will simply wipe away all our sins, and we believe we’re “basically a good person.” Resisting the Known Truth-We know God, the Bible, the Catholic Church are true, but we refuse to acknowledge it, we refuse to obey God, we think we know better, we prefer our own will to God’s will, we delay in changing our life, etc. Obstinacy in Sinning-We don’t really care that sin hurts us and others, is physically and spiritually deadly, and offends our loving God. We never go to Confession. Final Impenitence-Not even advanced age, illness or imminent death melts our hardened heart. At the moment of death--after which our choice will be finalized--Jesus, the Blessed Mother and our guardian angel make every attempt to save our soul, but it’s still up to us. Envy of Others’ Gifts-This last sin may seem out of character with the other five, but it’s also about rejecting God the Creator, how He made us, how He gave us gifts. Envious people do great harm in the world and block much good from going ahead. “Through the devil’s envy, death entered the world.” (Wisdom 2:24

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Salve Maria!

Salve Maria, Linda!

Salve Maria, Julie!

Salve Maria!

Hello. The Catholic Church has traditionally named six sins against the Holy Spirit. This list can help us recognize that it is we who are thwarting God’s mercy: Despair-We don’t believe in God’s mercy, don’t repent and don’t ask for it. On the other hand, God understands when people are deeply depressed, traumatized, mentally ill, etc. The sin of despair is something we do with full cognition and will. Presumption-We sin with impunity because we believe God will simply wipe away all our sins, and we believe we’re “basically a good person.” Resisting the Known Truth-We know God, the Bible, the Catholic Church are true, but we refuse to acknowledge it, we refuse to obey God, we think we know better, we prefer our own will to God’s will, we delay in changing our life, etc. Obstinacy in Sinning-We don’t really care that sin hurts us and others, is physically and spiritually deadly, and offends our loving God. We never go to Confession. Final Impenitence-Not even advanced age, illness or imminent death melts our hardened heart. At the moment of death--after which our choice will be finalized--Jesus, the Blessed Mother and our guardian angel make every attempt to save our soul, but it’s still up to us. Envy of Others’ Gifts-This last sin may seem out of character with the other five, but it’s also about rejecting God the Creator, how He made us, how He gave us gifts. Envious people do great harm in the world and block much good from going ahead. “Through the devil’s envy, death entered the world.” (Wisdom 2:24)