

The Catholic Defender: Jesus found in the Book of Lamentations
Jesus is found in the Book of Lamentations as a shadow and fulfillment, prefigured through the weeping prophet Jeremiah, the imagery of suffering, and the promise of unending mercy. While written as a 5-chapter funeral poem over the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC, the text mirrors Christ's life, passion, and ultimate restoration. Typology and Suffering The Weeping Figure: Jeremiah crying over Jerusalem mirrors Jesus weeping over the city's future destruction in Luke 19:41


The Catholic Defender: Medjugorje and all who have gone there are not devil worshippers as the Communist Benkoites (T4P) proclaim
"Kansas clown Don Hartley on verge of 3rd stroke as Medjugorje proven demonic David Murgia's sudden and shocking turn has the Medj-head cowards crying in their soda water. Murgia's about face has proven that the Vatican has John Benko had once sent me the message that he hoped my next stroke would be my last implying that it would kill me. My doctor gave me the diagnosis that he believes that the Blessed Virgin Mary wants to keep me till the end. John, I'll take the docs pr


The Catholic Defender: The Saint John Eudes Story
1601 in France was turbulent times. During the winter of 1601 the Battle of Wenden, the Poles and Lithuanians army headed by Charles IX captured the city of Valmiera breaking through the lines reaching the Daugava river. The city of Kokenhausen was then under siege holding fast behind walls. The Swedish Calvary entered the frozen river Gauja when the ice broke under the pressure of the weight of horses causing many losses. The Poles and Lithuanians were able to destroy th


The Catholic Defender: Communist continue to misrepresent Medjugorje
"Wheels coming off for Medjugorje deception The prudence of the Vatican's 2024 strategy appears to be bearing fruit. Many people (myself included) had a hard time understanding the 2024 Vatican actions" John Benko and his T4P On September 19, 2024, the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith issued a nihil obstat (a "no objection" declaration) approving pilgrimages and devotion tied to Medjugorje, officially recognizing its positive spiritual fruits without declarin





























