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Cooperators In Christ

How can we “cooperate with Christ”? Well, the first thing is to simply get our attitude in that direction. After that, it is real easy. There are so many things that we can do (without effort) to help make the world a better place. Just start with A Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration at your Local Catholic Church. Don’t forget the remedy to; “multiplying our words like the pagans” is to pray The Holy Rosary. It’s about Him

Faith Comes From Hearing

The Holy Bible so clearly tells us that Faith Comes From Hearing (not reading-most early Christians could not read). Come Listen To Our Lord and make sure others Hear You talk of him.

Intercessory Prayers

Since you and I can (and must) Pray for Each Other, how much more Grace will come our way when we ask The Saints in Heaven to intercede with their prayers on our behalf. Saint Paul tells us clearly in the Holy Bible that; “The Saints in Heaven are cheering us on as we run the good race”.

Liturgical Prayers focus us on the Trinity, keeping us from multiplying our words like the pagans. Pray Litanies to be effective.

We are, as The Holy Bible Says; “Saved By Baptism”

Trust in Your Armor Of Christ and try just one hour of Eucharistic Adoration at a local Catholic Church. Christ told us In the Holy Bible that “He would be Really Present to the Church he was founding until the end of time. Take a little time to read (like a book) John Chapter 6. Christ meant every word he said there about The Church he founded for you and, I 2000+ years ago. We’re still here.

Praying The Rosary

The Holy Bible tells us to not “multiply our words like the Pagans”, who would run on, lifting up their every need and desire to God (as if he is dumb). The first Liturgical Prayer is The Lord’s Prayer, which gets at this repetitive humanistic style of self-centered prayer. The Rosary causes us to forget ourselves and repeatedly quote Scripture  (Luke) and the promises of Christ, which  it contains.

All of us Christians must bring Our Lord Jesus Christ to the world. Like the rich young man (in The Holy Bible), we must give up all our possessions and Follow Christ to bring him to others. It was not easy for Jesus and it is not easy for us.

Try to take some time from your busy life and visit us in St. Louis or Springfield Mo. on your next business trip and; Investigate Christ to see how you can bring him to those around you.

An easy way for Catholics to better learn their Faith (or non-Catholics to really find out what being Catholic is all about) is to visit the link below.

www.catholic.com

The Holy Bible says; “Faith comes by Hearing” (tell your friends about this link).