One of the most endearing qualities of a person is to be authentic, with all good and not so good qualities. When there is no guise of pride, envy or arrogance, there is a comfort level because what you see it what you get. Usually these are people who have ventured and experienced selfless love … Continue reading Third Sunday of Easter-C
Month: April 2022
Catholic Charities and Your Donation
70% of Catholic Charities Money Comes from the Government I recently received a financial appeal in the mail from the Catholic Charites office in my diocese. Catholic Charities claims there is an urgent need to raise almost $900,000 by May 1st in order to help local mothers. The appeal letter asks, “And who can provide … Continue reading Catholic Charities and Your Donation
Does Trump Know Something We Don’t?
Musk Buys Twitter NBC reported yesterday, Elon Musk has bought Twitter and plans to take the company private. Early on when rumors started to swirl about Musk’s wishes to buy the social media platform, commentators from every corner waited with bated breath hoping Musk would save the world from censorship. Musk stated, “I also want … Continue reading Does Trump Know Something We Don’t?
Divine Mercy Sunday
St. Pope John Paul II picked the Second Sunday of Easter because it coincides beautifully with the Gospel reading of the Second Sunday of Easter which informs us the Risen Christ gave his Apostles the gift of the Holy Spirit and then instructs them, “Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you … Continue reading Divine Mercy Sunday
The Tomb is Empty
During the Octave of Easter, it is fitting Good Moral Compasses continue to reflect on the importance of the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead. The greatest event in all of human history has tremendous ramifications for those who believe, changing their perception and praxis of earthly life from those who don’t.Humanity’s Greatest FearWithout a … Continue reading The Tomb is Empty
Believe Jesus is Risen
Charles Colson, former White House counsel for President Nixon, who was best known as the mastermind of many political dirty tricks in the Nixon administration said this about the Resurrection after he had a Christian conversion while serving time in federal prison,“I know the Resurrection is fact, and Watergate proved it to me. How? Because … Continue reading Believe Jesus is Risen
Easter Sunday-C
Photo courtesy of Belvédère Early on the First Day of the Week It was early in the morning, on the first day of the week when Mary of Magdala came to the tomb. She saw the stone removed from the tomb. “It was early in the morning, on the first day of the week. And … Continue reading Easter Sunday-C
You Should be Turning Red
A Review of Disney’s New FilmLast week Good Moral Compasses made a convincing case to dump Disney as the company’s actions are directly attacking the psychological and emotional well-being of children. You can read these articles Time to Dump Disney & Disney Hurting Children for an in-depth analysis.Now we provide our readers with more proof … Continue reading You Should be Turning Red
Progressive Atheist Shocked by Violence of Abortion
It’s not only people of faith who are pro-life. Even a progressive atheist like Terrisa Bukovinac is sickened by the Abortion Holocaust happening in this country every single day.Bukovinac, a 41-year-old resident of the District of Columbia, is executive director of the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU), a pro-life group she founded in October 2021. The group does … Continue reading Progressive Atheist Shocked by Violence of Abortion
Passion Sunday
Jesus Takes On Our Condition as his own In the northeast part of France there is a little town called Isenheim the home of an altarpiece painted by the German artist, Matthias Grünewald, This altar piece is about five hundred years old and is known to be Grünewald’s most famous work. The painting consists of … Continue reading Passion Sunday