You seem to be pure in heart and come across as believing what you say - exceptional traits.
And I can totally understand how someone who taught in a Catholic High School would feel the way you do - I was not a fan of the Catholic High School I was forced to attend (or the Catholic Elementary and Middle Schools I was forced to attend).
My classmates were among the most racist, ignorant, pea brained bullies one could imagine. That said, despite my fellow knuckleheads, the faculty, the priests and lay people are among the better people I have met in my life.
If you - or any of your so called Apostles or leaders judge the Catholic Church as being in the state of Apostacy - you and your leaders will be Judged - by the same measure you judge the Church, you will be Judged.
Are you ready for judgement? Are your leaders ready to be Judged? Justice is here and unwavering.
I do not mean to make you uncomfortable - a person pure in heart, such as yourself, can easily be deceived by the Adversary - by the grace of the Holy Spirit we have the opportunity to fully understand one another.
As far as accusing the Catholic Church of Apostacy - Jesus answered this question best in John 10:
“Is it not written in your Law,
‘I said: You are gods’?
If those to whom
the word of God was addressed
are called ‘gods’
—and Scripture cannot be set aside—
;how can you say, ‘You blaspheme,’
to the one whom the Father has consecrated
and sent into the world
for saying, ‘I am the Son of God’?
“If I am not performing
the works of my Father,
then do not believe me.
However, if I am doing them,
then even if you do not believe me,
at least believe my works,
so that you may realize and understand
that the Father is in me
and I am in the Father.”
The Roman Catholic Church is the single most Charitable organization on Earth and has been since its inception. No other Church, Organization, Creed, or entity can claim otherwise.
Some consider the Catholic Church as a spiritual institution founded for a spiritual purpose – and only that. And I recall Josef Stalin’s quip to French
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No one helps the poor more than the Church. Here's the evidence
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The Catholic Church is widely considered the largest charitable organization in the world. It operates a vast network of charitable missions, including schools, orphanages, hospitals, and clinics, all supporting a wide range of social needs.
Here's why it's considered the largest:
- Extensive Network:
The Catholic Church has a global network of charitable organizations, from local parishes to international organizations.
- Wide Range of Services:
The Church operates a vast array of services, including education, healthcare, social care, and disaster relief.
- Significant Impact:
The Church's charitable endeavors have a significant impact on the lives of millions worldwide, particularly in areas with limited state support.
- Largest Non-Governmental Provider:
The Catholic Church is the largest non-governmental provider of education and medical services globally.
- Centralized Operations:
While the Catholic Church operates on a large scale, it also maintains centralized operations through the Vatican, allowing for efficient resource allocation and global coordination.
The Catholic Church is also the largest non-profit, non-governmental healthcare provider in the world.
Are you certain that the Church is in a state of Apostacy?
Child, you have been misled - from the truth within me - from the truth of the One and Only Holy Spirit who resides within me - I humbly ask you pray for those who have been deceived, for the less fortunate and for those whom the bullies of the world have taken advantage of.
As for your leaders - your Apostles - If they can refute anything written in this post - then they may be who they say they are - but since what is written in this post is irrefutable - The Spirit of Truth is unwavering and waiting - I will walk without hesitation into the Fire and into the Lions Den - will they do the same?
Lastly, you can explain to your Apostle that there is only ONE baptism - And who is he to lessen "The Baptism By Water"?
Jesus Christ himself was able to humble himself enough so that he would be baptized by water by his cousin, John The Baptist. Is your Apostle greater than Jesus?
This is the test - if he does not answer immediately, without hesitation and/or looks at you dismissively, without giving you the respect you deserve as a pupil - then maybe you should reconsider who or what he is to you. For this is what Jesus said:
Mark 7:
The Faith of a Gentile Woman.
He moved on from that place to the region of Tyre. He went into a house and did not want anyone to know he was there, but he was not able to avoid being recognized. ;Almost immediately, a woman whose daughter was possessed by an unclean spirit heard about him and hastened to fall down at his feet. The woman was a Gentile of Syrophoenician origin, and she begged him to drive the demon out of her daughter.
Jesus said to her, “Let the children be fed first. For it is not right to take the children’s bread and throw it to the dogs.” She replied, “Yes, Lord; but even the dogs under the table eat the scraps from the children.” Then Jesus said to her, “For saying this, you may go. The demon has gone out of your daughter.” And when she returned home, she found the child lying in bed and the demon gone.
Jesus wanted to be left alone - but through the utmost humility and faith of stranger not known to them - a woman who could have been considered detestable - Jesus not only respects and acknowledges the woman - he grants her a miracle because of her faith and humility.
Would your leaders act the same way as Jesus in this passage? Would they be willing to accept a person - a Roman Catholic - without asking or condemning them - and grant them a miracle, as they would for their most beloved follower?