The strangest sounding instrument in the whole world is the Didgeridoo from the aboriginal people of Australia back about 1500 years. I was given one recently and have been learning to play this wind instrument. I find it is an acquired taste to the human ear. I think we humans must be an acquired taste to our Lord. When we sin it just might sound like a Didgeridoo and when we are not sinning we just might sound like a beautiful Harp to the ears of our Heavenly Father.
Ever since I was introduced to the Catholic Church I have been fascinated by this body of the Christian faith. One thing that has stuck with me that I admire is the unashamed strength to stand up for what they believe and back it up with The Three Pillars of the Church. Now for those who do not know The Three Pillars, they are number one, Sacred Scripture which comprises the Old Testament and New Testament in a total of seventy-three books. Next is the Apostolic Tradition which is the Living Tradition and the liturgies. Thirdly, The Living Magisterium which is the teaching authority of the Pope in Communion with the Bishops. So what brought this topic up for me is listening to a podcast by Fr. Mike Schmitz denouncing the opening in France of the Olympics when blasphemy was committed by mocking The Last Supper of Jesus Christ. I know some of you are thinking this is already old news. At the time, so many wrote and talked about it that I felt it would be overkill if I wrote about i...
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