Who's To Believe? You Be the Judge

Curious as I am in using the computer, exploring what's out there and trying to learn and to know more about my faith, I came across this video uploaded by mhfm1. Frankly speaking, the more I learn something, and know something, the more I don't know what to believe. It's just like the saying which goes: The more you know, the more you don't know. And, that one, too: A little learning is a dangerous thing.

Truly, one's faith is such a complicated subject that it needs analysis and scrutiny. My faith is sometimes shaken each time I read, watch or hear about it being in the spotlight. But, my belief in God and Jesus is intact. I will never compromise it. That's my take. That's my stand about the issue on faith. I hope and pray that God will always strengthen my faith in Him, our Almighty Creator. God bless us all!

Until next time around, folks. Take care and keep the faith alive! Thanks YouTube and mhfm1, and RealCatholicTV, and to Blogger and Google. (No copyright infringement intended, for the video I embedded in this blog post. Credit goes to the video uploader, www.vaticancatholic.com)-chris a. quilpa,24February2012

More on RealCatholicTV

As I've said in my previous blog post, I got hooked on RealCatholicTV for a while. The videos were quite interesting, intriguing, informative, inspiring, and enlightening, and challenging, and thought-provoking to me. Watching and listening Mr. Voris speak opened my mind to the realities of what's going on about my faith and the issues that are affecting my faith. Yes, I learned something new today about what it takes to be a (real) Catholic.

I do hope you, folks, did take time to watch and learn something from the videos embedded here in my blog post. Thanks YouTube and to Mr. Michael Voris of RealCatholicTV, and to Blogger. Thanks, everyone, for your time. Until next time around. Ciao!- chris a. quilpa, 23February2012

Hooked on RealCatholicTV?

Happy Thursday to you all! I do hope you're doing well so far as we're into Lenten mode. I, for one, am trying to observe Lent knowing more about our faith via this video uploader (website) on YouTube that I just found out yesterday. Yes, just yesterday, Ash Wednesday. I don't remember how I came across this RealCatholicTV. It's probably from one of the links that I clicked while on one of the "Catholic" blogs that I'm following.

Since yesterday, after attending the Mass on Ash Wednesday, I tell you, I got hooked on watching videos uploaded by RealCatholicTV on YouTube. I've been that anxious and curious to learn more about our faith, that's why I got so interested on this channel. Who wouldn't be when you learn the latest news about the Catholic Church and Catholics via its Catholic News Roundup edition hosted by Matthew McAuliff. Plus, this sort of Catholic TV magazine, The Vortex hosted by Michael Voris,S.T.B.(Bachelor of Sacred Theology), who, I later learned that he's a layman and founder of RealCatholicTV.com. (I just did search on Wikipedia about Mr.Voris and I got directed to St. Joseph's Seminary, Dunwoodie, Yonkers, New York, where he was an alumnus.) In his videos, he talks and discusses about so many topics, issues that pertain to the Catholic Church, her history, her hierarchy, etc. Even if I studied in a Catholic college way back in the late 70s, for four years, I believe, I still need to learn more about my belief and religion that I grew up with. I need to learn and relearn more about our faith. That's right, folks, I'm "hungry" to know more about my faith, our faith, if I may say. Yes, I'm quite excited and enthusiastic about learning more about my faith. I'm glad and thankful to God that I found this website. Indeed, we're never tired or old enough to learn something each day.

During the observance of Lent until Easter, I try to continue to be good, to give thanks to Our Almighty God, to be sorry for whatever I have done that may have offended others and isn't pleasing to God and ask forgiveness, to pray, to fast, to give alms, and to praise and worship our God and Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer.

I'd like to share with you a couple of videos from RealCatholicTV and hopefully you'll learn something and be enlightened, too, like me. Thanks YouTube, RealCatholicTV, Blogger, and Wikipedia. Thanks to everyone! Until next time around. Have a nice day! chris a. quilpa, 23February2012