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Our Lady of Guadalupe Stops Aztec Satanic Rituals AND Planned Parenthood.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Stops Aztec Satanic Rituals AND Planned Parenthood.
 The year is 1487. The place is a little settlement in what is now Mexico, known as Tenochticlan, capital city of the Aztec empire. It is here that the most brutal and vicious act ever known by man is performed: that of deliberately slaughtering helpless people. The Aztecs believed that in order to satisfy the wants of their gods, they were required to make a sacrifice of human life. Thus, in the year 1487, thousands of unwilling victims were dragged to the top of a pyramid, laid upon a flat ritual stone table, there to have their chests cut open, and their hearts ripped out. Their bodies were then thrown down from the top of the pyramid.
It sounds horrific and gruesome, and is repulsive just to think about it. Yet it sounds frighteningly familiar.
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2011 March for life in Washington DC
January 24, 2011
Students of the Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Still River, Massachusetts braved the sub freezing temperatures to attend the 2011 March for life in Washington DC. It was a very positive experience and thought it was the most encouraging rally they had attended.
What was so encouraging?
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It’s all about YOU …
 There are many arguments against abortion. Let’s take a look at one that is "All About YOU" … and your own personal judgment before God.
If you are considering an abortion, or helping someone get an abortion, answer this; “What do you believe about life after death?”
Most people do believe in some sort of life after death. Even those who outwardly deny it, still have some interior reservation. Although some may say there is no life after death, very few really, really believe it. Deep down, in their “heart of hearts,” there is a “still small voice” warning them of the inevitable reality.
Most people actually do believe in life after death … and they believe in some sort reward and punishment, as well. The good receive some sort of reward, and those who were bad receive some sort of punishment. When people seriously think about “life after death,” this is about as far as it goes.
Many people think, “I am OK. I really don’t have to worry about reward or punishment; I never killed anybody or anything!” Well, if you are considering an abortion or or helping someone obtain an abortion, this may not be the case.
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Saint Gerard Majella
The Patron Saint of All Mothers
The story of Saint Gerard is not for skeptics or for the scoffers of religion. It contains no political intrigue or power struggles. It is a story for the simple and the childlike, who with trustful and pure hearts love Jesus and Mary. Saint Gerard, known as the patron of mothers and infants, is appreciated by the childlike of heart just as Jesus Himself.
Our story begins then with an extraordinary child born on April 6, 1726, in the town of Muro, in southern Italy. Baptized on the same day because he was so frail, Gerard Maria Majella was the fifth and youngest child of Domenico Majella and Benedetta Galella Majella. There were already three older sisters, Brigida, Anna and Elisabetta, in the family and one brother also named Gerardo who died in infancy. The second whom they also named Gerardo—or Gerard—was singular even as an infant. His mother related that as an act of mortification, he sometimes would not readily take nourishment—a foreshadowing of the penitential life he was to lead.
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So... If Baptism Is Necessary, What About The Holy Innocents?
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REFLECTIONS ON THE HOLY INNOCENTS
The Feast of the Holy Innocents, December 28, is doubtless the occasion for many priests to mention the crime of abortion in the course of their sermons. There are many similarities between Herod's slaughter of the Holy Innocents, and the ongoing killing of babies in the wombs of their mothers. But there is one tremendous difference. The Holy Innocents were all circumcised little Jewish boys who went to the Limbo of the Just, and on Ascension Thursday, Our Lord brought them with Him to Heaven, where they now enjoy the Beatific Vision. The babies that are being killed in today's slaughter of the holy innocents will never see the Face of God. They do not go to Heaven, but rather, a place of natural happiness, free from the torments due to willful sin.
Abortion is a crime against the natural law, but more importantly, it is also a crime against the supernatural law. By depriving these children of the sacrament of Baptism, they are being deprived of their only chance for the Beatific Vision. This probably explains the failure of the "Right to Life" Movement. They are making it just a natural movement. It should be the "Right to Supernatural Life." The reason the Magisterium has not raised the movement from the natural to the supernatural level, is because they would have to say that the sacrament of Baptism is necessary for salvation, and this they have been unwilling to do.
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