Episode 1675: What about the end of the world?

So if you look on YouTube or and of the Video Streaming outlets they are chock full of The end of the world or antichrist films. Why? Why do they care so much about that rather than what is really important and that is staying in the state of grace and being ready because we all know that death is like a theft in the night.
Well that’s because to talk about it in some way provide a sense of relief of the unknown. We simply do not know and so lets put some handcuffs on it. Actually we do know that it will come, we just don’t know when and we know what will happen and so all the preparing in the world of our secular needs wont make a bit of difference. St John was asked while priuning a fig tree what he would do and and he asked what am I doing now? Then that’s what I will be doing then.

Its interesting how so many people will make sure they get to the gymn everyday or take great care on what they eat and drink and although that is all good what about the time for their spiritual body? Well there just enough time for that. Really? Remember always to give Christ and the Blessed mother your very first and best fruits of the day and then tackle your day.

Traditional Catholicism views the end of the world as a time of both judgment and salvation, when Christ will return to establish his kingdom on Earth. This event is often referred to as the "Second Coming" or the "General Judgment."

The Church does not provide a specific timeline for the end of the world, and it teaches that it is not our place to know the exact day or hour. However, it does emphasize the importance of being prepared for Christ's return by living a virtuous life and following his teachings.

According to traditional Catholic teaching, the end of the world will be preceded by a period of tribulation, a time of chaos and suffering. This period will be a test of faith, and it will separate the righteous from the wicked.

After the tribulation, Christ will return to Earth in glory, accompanied by his angels. He will defeat the forces of evil and establish his kingdom over all creation. This event will mark the beginning of the New Creation, a time of peace, justice, and eternal happiness for all who have accepted Christ as their Savior.

Traditional Catholicism also teaches that there will be a particular judgment for each individual after death. This judgment will determine whether they will go to heaven, hell, or purgatory. Heaven is the eternal dwelling place of the saints, where they enjoy the presence of God in perfect bliss. Hell is the eternal punishment of those who have rejected God, where they will suffer the consequences of their sins. Purgatory is a temporary place of purification for those who are not yet ready for heaven.

In summary, traditional Catholicism views the end of the world as a time of both judgment and salvation. It is a time of hope and joy for those who have lived a virtuous life and accepted Christ as their Savior. It is also a time of warning and preparation for those who have not yet made their peace with God.