Sermon of His Holiness Pope Jacobus I on the 21st Dominica after Pentecost...in today's Gospel our Lord teaches the obligation to forgive our wrongs incurred from our fellow men, and the essential understanding of the proper distinction of this subject must be made where the limit of our wrong is and where the wrongs inflicted on God and His true Roman Catholic Church begins, because what is personal remains with that particular person, but what belongs to God and is an injury and injustice and wicked evil committed against Him, His Church's Authority teaches that it is only for God to forgive, upon true confession, firm conversion and sincere amendment, by the ministry of His true Catholic Church, but otherwise such blasphemous and sacrilegious evils must be avenged upon those committing them, which are all the enemies of the true Catholic Church, the Atheistic Communist criminals in the first place...and that's why Holy Crusade against the Atheistic Communism is inevitable...
THEREFORE...there is no such thing as “compelling interest” of the secular authority of the state, as a binding principle of obligation of obedience imposed on the human conscience, and the term COMPELLING, of itself savors of nothing less but ambiguity, and also most importantly heresy, because then anything decided and agreed upon by the secular state could be named as compelling, even that which goes against the Law of God and the Law of His Church, the true Roman Catholic Church, the truly Divine Institution, but as all authority comes from God, there is no lawful binding authority in the hands of those who contradict in their laws the Divine and even Natural and Church Law, as all these come from the mind of the God Almighty, and can never be contradicted by human souls, by their own heretical inventions, which in most part deny charity toward God and their fellow men...and then, the sin of pride ensues, abuse of authority is the result, and evil diabolically imposed tyranny is the outcome...and God will repay, as vengeance belongs to Him !
