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I hate to do posts with just a link but this is well worth a read.

The rapidly unfolding crisis in the Roman Catholic Church is not a matter of concern to Catholics alone. Its true dimensions have yet to be measured, but we think it will prove to be a crisis on the scale of the Protestant Reformation, which began just over 500 years ago — an earthquake of 9.5 on the Richter scale. If so, resolution of the crisis will take decades to work through.

Sometimes I just have to shake my head in disbelief.

What exactly is Enneagram of Personalities?

The author of the book entitled “The Sacred Enneagram” Christopher Heuertz explains Enneagram this way:

“The Enneagram illustrates the nine archetypal human character structures, the nine beautifully flawed ways of being us.”

Beautifully flawed?  I believe that the Bible is quite clear when it calls our “flaws”  by their proper name:  SIN.

Mr. Heuertz said that a friend of his put it this way:

“One of my teachers, Russ Hudson says, “Type isn’t a ‘type’ of person, but a path to God.” I believe it’s sacred because as a map of our soul it’s a compassionate sketch of possibilities. The Enneagram is less about nine “types of people” and more about nine paths back to our true selves and nine paths to divine love.”

Nine paths to divine love?  Can it be any…

Did you know that your eyes self lubricate, cleanse and fight infections every time you blink? Where you aware of this fact? And regardless as to whether you were aware of it or not, it still happens every time you blink. The point I’m illustrating is that something can be happening right around you or even within you, and you aren’t even aware of it.

The reason I raise this point is that for many, Jesus Christ is someone they may have heard about, or they know that Jesus is associated with Christianity but that’s about it. Some may have heard Sunday School stories when they were young but once they grew up and started making their own decisions, well that kid stuff kind of got pushed to the way side.

Christianity has the most adherents of any religion in the world, almost 2.5 billion as of 2010, according to