One day a little Irish girl was weeping to find herself in a Protestant school, to which she had been carried by force, and where it was considered a useful employment of time to blaspheme the Mother of God. “How do you know she is in heaven?” said a grim Protestant spinster to the little girl. The child knew very well that Our Lady is the Queen of heaven, and enthroned by the side of her divine Son, but had never asked herself how she knew it, nor met anyone before who was impudent enough to deny it. She winced for a moment, as if she had received a blow, then flinging back the long hair which fell over her face, this child of a Galway peasant fiercely answered: “How do I know she is in heaven? Why, you Protestants don’t believe in purgatory. If she is not in heaven, she must be in hell. It’s a pretty son who would send his mother to hell!” Such an answer will surprise no Catholic; it may astonish a Protestant. Other children say like words a hundred times. The gift of faith is a light of the Holy Ghost, which enlightens the minds of the faithful, even of children, to know and to believe that what the Church teaches is a holy and divine doctrine.
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Sebastian & Rosario Konarski from @FloweringThorn productions joins Mike @TheKingDude Church to discuss the debut of their feature "The Exorcism Of Nicole Aubry" tonight on the CRUSADE!
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@OlivoJoey And why wouldn’t they want to stay there? I’ve been to MV many times, its great there! It’s a win win! The locals get to practice what they preach and the migrants can mingle with famous celebrities! The American Dream right!?!