Keeping it Marian

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy explore the meaning of the seal mentioned in Revelation 7:1-8, dispelling the idea of an exclusive mark for a select few. Instead, they reflect on how the sacraments offer spiritual protection to all who seek God, enlisting us in a spiritual battle where victory means bringing souls to Christ while standing firm in faith amidst worldly pressures.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy read Revelation chapter six and explore the ongoing persecution of Christians, particularly the historical and symbolic significance of martyrdom as part of God's divine plan, emphasizing how true faith enables believers to endure trials and resist worldly temptations. 

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy read Revelation Chapter 5 exploring how God’s guiding presence works through human choices, weaving every joy and struggle into His ultimate design for goodness and grace.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue their discussion of Revelation chapter 5, exploring how the infinite riches of Christ surpass the world's trials, as the Church, divinely instituted, leads all creation toward harmonious worship and redemption. 

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue their discussion of Revelation chapter 5, 

exploring the Church’s divine origin and emphasizing the power of collective prayer and penance to effect change in the world. 

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy move on to Revelation chapter 5, encouraging us to acknowledge that we are here for a reason and ask God, “what is Your will for my life right now?”

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy finish their discussion of chapter 4 in the Book of Revelation, exploring God’s creatures as described in scripture and the acknowledgement that God is the judge of all things.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy move on to chapter 4 in the Book of Revelation, exploring the unbreakable union that God is meant to have with all of creation on heaven and earth.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue reading from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3, explaining that the language of scripture can sometimes sound harsh to modern ears, but is ultimately motivated by a desire for truth that will open the door to mercy.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue reading from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3, discussing how important it is to hold fast to our faith during times of trial. Our obedience does not mean that we won’t suffer in this life, but that Jesus will walk with us and share our burden.