It all begins with an idea.
Arnold Fusci is an American artist who is blessed by God and lives a normal everyday existence. For so many years Arnold asked God what his purpose in life was. He had an immense talent, but thought of it as a curse. Arnold studied through the years wondering what all this meant to him. Why was he doing this. Painting copies from masters, taking art classes, studying the arts.
A cradle Catholic born in New Jersey Arnold didn’t really understand the concept of the Holy Spirit. He was baptized as an infant because that is what you did at that time period. His parents never went to church on Sundays, so he never had a concept of that. But he did receive first communion and was sent to Catholic school. Satan had a grip on Arnold after that. Arnold struggled through his formative years but knew that God did exist and He had a plan for Arnold.
Arnold found his way back into the Catholic Church as he thought that was the right thing to do and that was all he knew. Little did he know that the Holy Spirit had bigger plans for him. The Holy Spirit wanted Arnold to get familiar with the workings of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church. The Holy Spirit wanted to show Arnold the corruption, greed, evil, perversion and sexuallly immorality that the hierarchy had become.
But still he kept his faith and stood on the scripture of Matthew. Until, in a homily on the altar for the first time I was told that I needed to accept people with same sex attraction. Sexually immorality is now being preached in the catholic church as they erect idols on the altar. The catholic church has become the church of the world. And Satan is all up and down in it. The Holy Spirit cracked Arnold open that Sunday morning and Arnold had visitations from the Holy Spirit and Christ for 2 weeks as he painted Homily 2.6.22, catholic communion crackers and Who Am I To Judge. Arnold now realized his purpose and understood that this was his calling. To paint the reflection of the catholic church in this point and time, in history through prophesy.