Without Christ, There Is No Peace: The True Path to Peace Lies in Restoring His Reign
In an era marked by geopolitical fractures, moral disintegration, and widespread unrest, humanity continues its relentless pursuit of tran...
In an era marked by geopolitical fractures, moral disintegration, and widespread unrest, humanity continues its relentless pursuit of tranquility through secular diplomacy, political alliances, and humanistic ideologies. Yet, true and lasting peace remains utterly elusive. Scripture identifies Jesus Christ as the prophesied “Prince of Peace” (Sar Shalom, Isaiah 9:6)—the sole origin and guarantor of genuine harmony. Consequently, any attempt to structure society apart from Him is bound to produce only a counterfeit stability.
19. When once men recognize, both in private and in public life, that Christ is King, society will at last receive the great blessings of real liberty, well-ordered discipline, peace and harmony.
Pope Pius XI explicitly linked the moral and …christreigns4ever.blogspot.com
This profound truth must be preached from the housetops, and the other heretical garbage thrown in the outhouse where it belongs.
02:37United Methodist preacher Zack Reedy offers a novel 'queersegesis' of the story of Lazarus, saying the 'stone' being rolled away at his tomb represents homophobia, transphobia, and "the workplace where somebody changes my 'husband' to my 'friend', it's the dad that says "not in my house.'"
What would happen if a Moslem imam tried this stunt.
Assisi’s lasting legacy: Peace, prayer, dialogue
From St. Francis’ time to Pope John Paul II in 1986 to today, the city of Assisi has been a symbol of dialogue and peace. Rabbi David Rosen stresses ...
From St. Francis’ time to Pope John Paul II in 1986 to today, the city of Assisi has been a symbol of dialogue and peace. Rabbi David Rosen stresses that interreligious dialogue is essential to peace, because if we respect other religions, “we can overcome stereotypes, prejudices, stigmatization, and live together in a better society.”
By Kielce Gussie – Assisi
What is the legacy of St. Francis and his Italian hometown of Assisi? What is the legacy of Pope St. John Paul II’s Spirit of Assisi gathering in 1986?
Forty years after that historic meeting for peace convened by the Polish Pope, the call for a culture of peace, dialogue, and prayer lives on. For this to move forward, conversations and good relations between different religions is not only important, they’re essential.
Rabbi David …vaticannews.va
Christ said I AM THE TRUTH; NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHETR EXCEPT THROUGH ME. Please believe Our Lord and not this liberal rabbi.
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Israeli settler militias vandalized a Palestinian car during an assault on olive harvesters in the village of Asira Al-Qibliya, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
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This often happened when Palestinian taxi drivers drove into west Jerusalem, where their taxis were torn apart and the passengers were left stranded.
01:07Buddhist monk prays at the Assisi interreligious meeting:
To conclude this message of peace, allow me to pray for one final moment.
May there be no hostility.
May everyone be at peace, living in safety and tranquility.
May the rains fall at the proper time.
May the crops be abundant.
May prosperity be shared by all, and may those who govern be just.
May those who suffer find consolation.
May those who are afflicted find reassurance.
May those who are broken find comfort.
May all beings be happy.
May peace reign in the world.
Long live peace.
Christ, the Apostles and all the pre 1970 saints would not be impressed with this idol worship.