Status Updates From St. Joseph, Fatima and Fath...

Oh, this is a much better book. Says very much the same in so fewer pages. Phew.

"But the vision of St. Joseph and the Infant Jesus blessing the world, with Mary by the side of the sun which has not left its place, is God's assurance that though men may reject Him, God will never reject man."

"Almost the whole world is coming to be of one mind in its rejection of God and the moral law, the Natural Law. Oh, people still say they believe in God. Yes, they believe in Him, in His existence, that is; for His existence is virtually impossible to deny. What modern man rejects, however, as Fr. Frederick Faber commented over a century ago, is the notion that God has any right to tell man what to do."

"The combination of atheism and secularism--which practically speaking amounts to the universal and official rejection of the Fatherhood of God by mankind across the entire face of the earth--is a 'first' in the history of the Christian era."

"I find it very plausible to see in the 'Miracle of the Sun' a foreshadowing of some new evil which would produce repercussions on a cosmic scale, the worst evil in the history of Christianity: namely, the almost universal rejection of the Fatherhood of God."

Very insightful book on the role ("office") of fatherhood.