Catholic during the Great Apostasy

Where are you, God? This is the question people are asking in a dramatic tone, yet they themselves should know the answer if they call themselves Catholics.

Where I am always, is where My Church is. In your souls. I am Spirit, after all, and so in spirit above all, you should worship Me.

I abhor your rituals and even sacrifices, whose intention is not to fulfil My will but your whims—worthless human ideas and desires.

I am the Word, and this Word is Truth , absolute, righteous, and filled with My love, which you reject for the lying world.

You have set up temples—buildings—once, by the way, at least from the outside, beautiful, but now scarlet.

No, there is nothing more beautiful than a pure, innocent soul or a soul returning to Me. These are beautiful things imbued with true love—not your own love.

Did I not say that they will say, Here I am, or there, that they will show signs, but you are not to believe them, for I will come like a thief when no one expects?

Why do you believe in some “three days of darkness” or “seals” when it was said that you do not know the day or the hour; only God the Father knows?

You behave like a stray tourist who, frozen and hungry, sees a still glowing bonfire and, instead of trying to stir up the flames to warm himself and thus perhaps save his life, runs after the sparks that the wind blows in all directions. And they go out quickly, leaving only coldness and darkness. What would you call such a person, who, after all, does not save his life here on this earthly paddock of sin, and you the worse? You risk losing something much more important—the loss of Salvation. You chose eternal damnation.

Then what would you call yourself? Ask yourself this question instead of crying, “Where are you, God?” or “Where have you been?” I am where I have always been. And I will be where Truth comes first.

Do you read or hear the truth—something you cannot rationally deny—and what is your reaction if the facts are on collision course with your own views?

Do you say, “Yes, this is true; I was wrong”? Or do you rather attack the speaker? People have such a short, selective memory.

Such a verbal attack is always similar:

How dare you insult ? How dare you undermine the words… of, e.g., Wojtyla? How dare you disagree with the teachings of Francis or any other hierarchy?

When the Lord Jesus was dragged before the Sanhedrin, one of the Jews hit him, shouting:

How dare you insult…!

Many do not see that they act exactly the same. The same situations. Strange? Rather not; this is ordinary human behaviour.

Someone once asked:  How is it that the world is changing but Satan’s methods are not?

Humans are always the same: inclined to sin and caught up in themselves and their desires. Nothing has changed in human nature since the beginning of the world. The serpent continues to tempt, and people continue to succumb, betting on their desires and views and rejecting what God says.

How dare you insult… By speaking the truth, you can’t offend anyone in terms of God’s justice. By telling the truth, you are always on the good side. By lying or using so-called half-truths,” you are on the wrong side. There is no such thing as a half-truth because it is the same as a half-lie, so something in between “yes”, and “no”. And I guess those who call themselves Catholics know that everything in between comes from Satan.

Priests who have mostly stepped away from the Throne of God now often say that it is not allowed to say something, even if it is true, in the name of the greater good. I always say, There is no such thing as the greater good. There are only two options: YES or NO. For them, this greater good is more money in the tray because they have become followers of convenience and superfluity. Like mercenaries, they work for money.

I know the truth; buy my books. This is how these so-called rebels against today’s church behave. They lie. If they knew what the Truth really is, they would never demand that someone pay for it—unless in gratitude, as much as they could afford. The last widow’s penny has a very great value, but true prayer has 1,000 times more. Freely ye have received, freely give—simple as the whole Catholic faith is. It is simple and based on truth, but people can get so entangled with everything that they themselves later do not know where they are, where they have been, or where they will be.

Where was God as the Nazis and Communists murdered people?

Such a question is also often asked and treated as a kind of accusation or even proof of the non-existence of God.

And where were the faithful when Mother God announced punishments if people did not stop offending God?

Where? 

The sign announcing the coming of World War II was after all visible, only that no one wants to remember it. It’s better to listen to Faustina Kowalska talking about false mercy and popping hosts. After all, it was not a time of mercy; it was a time of justice, and thus also of punishment for deviations.

People get indignant when hearing about terrible punishments. They say, No, it’s impossible; after all, God is Love.  Yes, it is absolutely true, only that He is love and not a sick infatuation. If your wife or husband would cheat on you at every turn, in every place, in the open and in secret, physically and spiritually, wouldn’t you reject her? The deepest love would lead to ruin. Why, then, are you surprised that God forsook the infidels, demolished the temple, and remained only where His Church is—built on the rock of faith in the souls of a few?

Our Lord Jesus Christ speaks clearly about the indissolubility of marriage, except for fornication. Where? Find at least one place where people have not already betrayed God.

What else has the Bride not broken and stained with her blasphemy?

Would you, seeing an overt betrayal, pat the betrayer on the shoulder, encouraging further betrayals?

Of course not. Then why do you listen to them say that God does not judge, always forgives, etc.?

Think. Why?

Today’s church says that it is closer to man, his nature, etc. But after all, what I wrote above indicates that it is against nature, even human nature. Circles of evil, circles of lies… God is the truth, and the rest is dust and nothingness.

You’re looking for love, you’re running away from loneliness, you’re fighting depression, and in fact everything is close to you. But to find it, you need to remind yourself what humility and devotion to God are.

So little and yet so much

Don’t shout loudly:

Where are you, God?

but quietly with humility:

Thy will be done…

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Arkadiusz Niewolski