A Pentecost Reflection: The Catholic Church is Still Here
Blasphemy at the Olympics and the Need to Fight for God
Dearly Beloved in Christ,
At this point, I’m sure you’ve seen the opening of the 2024 Paris Olympics. The Alphabet community’s mockery of da Vinci’s “Last Supper”. Many have tried to defend this great blasphemy and claim that it was some Greek depiction of art from the Greek times. However, we aren’t blind ignorant fools. We can see from major news outlets throughout the world, the French Bishops’ Conference, and clergy throughout the world that this was a horrid and disgusting parody of Our Lord and the Last Supper that took place nearly 2,000 years ago.
This mockery has its very origins in the same people who crucified the Lord Jesus Christ and they will have their judgment and eternal punishment one day. GOD WILL NOT AND SHALL NOT BE MOCKED!
The Alphabet Community cries for “tolerance, tolerance” but they aren’t tolerant themselves, the Alphabet Community is a disgrace to the entire human race, to the entirety of humanity.
Many have said that we Christians should be silent in the face of these attacks on our faith. However, we serve the Lord Jesus Christ who said, “If you do not have a sword, sell your cloak, and buy one” (Luke 22:36). Our Lord encourages us to fight for the faith. The God of the Old Testament, the Old Covenant, is the same God of the New. When God was mocked in the Old Testament, Israel rose up against the blasphemers and struck them down with the help of the Lord. We are called to do the same. We are called to fight the good fight against injustice, against immorality, against wickedness, against evil, and against the enemies of Jesus Christ.
We should maintain peace whenever it is viable and able to be done, but nevertheless, we should be ready to lead the charge against Satan and his forces in the world. We must fight the good fight, run the race, finish our course, and get to Heaven!
We aren’t called to be silent in times of injustice against Our God, we are called to fight.
I encourage you to FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT!
Let Us Pray for France and the Conversion of the Blasphemers of Our Lord.
God Love You
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About the Author
Born a Protestant, I converted to the Catholic faith at the age of 18 during my senior year of High School. I was baptized a United Methodist, became an American Baptist, and when I got my license I began to serch out other Churches and denominations. At 16 to 17, I was placed in the pulpit of a non-denomational church and preached a total of two sermons in the span of three months, before ultimately beginning the long and somewhat bumpy journey of converting to Catholicism. I was received into the Catholic Church on September 4th, 2021 and was confirmed on September 19th, 2021 by the Most Reverend Mark E. Brennan of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston. For my patron saint, I was lucky enough to take the Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, who deeply inspired my conversion to the Catholic faith. I am currently discerning what God has in store for my life and what He will lead me to do. I am just beginning to publish articles that I have written. As St. Paul tells us, "Whatever you do...do it for the glory of God!" That is exactly what I intend to do. God Love You!
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