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  Fifteen Rosary Mysteries  The five Joyful Mysteries of the Incarnation  1.) The Annunciation of the B.V. Mary 2.)The Visitation of the B.V. Mary 3.)The Birth of our Blessed Lord 4.)The Presentation of Christ in the Temple  5.)The finding of Christ in the Temple Virtues 1*Humility 2*Love of neighbor  3*Poverty of spirit 4*Purity of mind and body 5*Piety and Obedience  The Five Sorrowful Mysteries of the Redemption  1.)The Bloody sweat of the garden 2.)The Scourging of our Lord 3.)The Crowning with thorns 4.)The carrying of the Cross 5.)The Crucifixion on Calvary  Virtues 1*God’s will be done 2*Mortification of the senses  3*Reign of Christ in my heart 4*Patient bearing of trials 5*Pardoning of injuries  Five Glorious Mysteries of the Resurrection  1.)The Resurrection of our Lord. 2.)The Ascension of our Lord 3.)The Descent of the Holy Spirit 4.)The Triumph of the Church 5.)The Beatific Vision Virtues  1*Faith 2*Hope 3*Love and gifts of Holy Spirit 4*Furtherance of the Gospel 5*Desire

  Election “If God works equally in the lives of all people and one accepts His invitation to salvation and another doesn't, where is the difference? Does the one who accepts have greater intelligence or a greater affinity for spiritual things? Is it prideful or wrong to think the difference lies within the person who is saved? Part of the source of this quandary lies within the initial premise: that God works equally in each individual's life. By this, I assume it is meant that God used the same degree of effort in calling and wooing the Apostle Paul to a belief in Christ as He did with John F. Kennedy and Adolf Hitler. Unfortunately — or fortunately, depending on your point of view — this is not the case. First of all, God is what we term "omnipotent"; that is, He is all-powerful ( Matthew 19:26 ). Not only can God do all things, but the things He does are neither difficult nor easy for Him. Yoda from Star Wars fame, once said to his pupil Luke, "There is no tr

    Select Page Dividing the land of Israel? And Jerusalem? Two end-time prophecies are becoming very relevant, even today. In both cases these literal prophecies will be literally (or directly) fulfilled towards the end of the seven-year Tribulation Period, or just thereafter. But in both cases, it appears that the scene is slowly but surely being set for its fulfilment. In the first instance, the prophecy refers to judgment because of certain actions towards the land of Israel. In the second, it refers to the capital city of Israel, namely Jerusalem. Joel 3:1-3 and the Division Of the Land Joel 3:1-3 states the following:  For behold, in those days and at that time, when I restore the fortunes of Judah and Jerusalem, I will gather all the nations and bring them down to the Valley of Jehoshaphat. And I will enter into judgement with them there, on behalf of my people and my heritage Israel, because they have scattered them among the nations and have divided up my land, and have cast l

 America in Prophecy