Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Wednesday, March 1, 2023:

Jesus said: “My people, you are familiar with the account of Jonah when he told the people of Nineveh that in forty days their city would be destroyed. But the people repented of their sins, and the king ordered them to repent as they sat in sackcloth and ashes. Once I saw how the people repented of their sins, I relented from My intent to destroy the city. I did not carry it out. In the Gospel the people wanted a sign, but I would not give them a sign except for the sign of Jonah. I told them that there was someone here who is greater than Jonah and the Queen of the South. I call all of My faithful to repent of your sins at Confession. Pray your Lenten prayers and continue your fasting and almsgiving to the poor. Thank you for praying the Stations of the Cross as you do on Lenten Wednesdays at this church.”

Jesus said: “My people, a good share of your computer chips are made in Taiwan, but Taiwan is a target of China. Your National Security is in question when most of your chips are made overseas. Many of your technology companies are shipping chip making overseas to save money. This means your national chip making might need subsidies in order to compete with cheaper labor. Foreign sources could get shut down for various reasons, and you need backup chip making to put in your cars and other critical military needs. Memory chips are easier to produce than more complicated new architecture chips, so the more expensive chips should be produced first in your country. Another issue you are facing is the Green New Deal people who want to force you to buy electric cars and use less fossil fuels. You need fossil fuels to produce the needed electricity. If you have brownouts already in the summer for air conditioning, where will you get the extra electricity to power your electric cars? For now you need fossil fuels to run your economy, and that requires more investment in finding natural gas and oil. Pray that your people can use gas run cars which most people own, because electric cars are expensive and it is hard to find charging places.”