QUIS UT DEUS ?!

sobota, 5. avgust 2017

IZ BLOGA TIA O LUTRU IN PROTESTANTIH

Dear S.T.,

Thank you for your support for Dr. Horvat’s article. We are glad it had a good influence on you.

Regarding the god adored by Protestants, we make the following remarks.

Consider that a certain religion defines itself as:

SAPICE IZ PEKLA

so v Vatikanu nekaj vsakdanjega.

OBLJUBE JEZUSOVEGA PRESVETEGA SRCA

Christus Rex


Posted: 04 Aug 2017 03:39 AM PDT

Dvanaest obećanja Srca Isusova onima koji će odgovoriti njegovim željama da učine te ono bude upoznato, ljubljeno i čašćeno:

petek, 4. avgust 2017

NEMŠKI ŠKOFJE

ne dovolijo poročati duhovnikom BSPX.

VATIKAN BO SPET

gostil sovražnike Katoliške vere.

6. AVGUST - ROJSTNI DAN ZA NEBESA DON GABRIJELA GARCIA MORENO

by José Maria dos Santos
Gabriel Garcia Moreno, heroic President of Ecuador, assassinated for his Faith and Christian Charity.
Manly Catholic of intransigent principles, slain by the enemies of the Faith because of his consistency and courage in defense of the Church and Papacy
Gabriel Garcia Moreno was born in Guayaquil, in southern Ecuador on December 24, 1821. His father, Gabriel Garcia Gómez was Spanish, while his mother, Doña Mercedes Moreno, was a member of the local aristocracy. Tragedy visited the family when the father died suddenly in his youth, shortly after losing his fortune. His young widow employed a priest to teach her son his first letters. Later, Gabriel continued his studies at the Colegio de San Fernando in Quito.
Moved by religious fervor, Garcia Moreno received minor orders in 1838, but became convinced that he did not have a priestly vocation and ended up studying law. After his schooling, Gabriel devoted his life to politics.
He became Commissioner of War in the northern jurisdiction, but in 1846 was involved with some periodicals that were highly critical of Ecuador’s government. Nevertheless, he collaborated with the regime during the threat of invasion by General Flores in 1847. He was an active member of the Municipal Council of Quito and later became Governor of Guayas.
Due to political turmoil, he was exiled in 1848 and traveled to Europe the following year.
When he returned, he dedicated himself to politics once again. In 1853, he successfully lobbied for Ecuador to receive the Jesuits expelled from Colombia.