Catholic Catechism and "The Lord's Day" (I don't think so but you can) but I admire she didn't throw it out.

Official Roman Catholic Catechism Vatican ^ | Roman Catholic Church

[Just mythoughts]

The Old Testament is filled with prophecy using in that day referring to the Lord's Day...

According to Peter a 'day' with the Lord is as a thousand years .. That would make the 'days' of creation several thousand flesh man years.

The first mention of 'Babylon' is the Tower of Babel.. the good ol boys decided they would build themselves a salvation tower from the next flood ... The Heavenly Father 'confused' their tongues .. This same 'confusion' for salvation is what the whore of Babylon uses as doctrine.

Just like Christ commanded 'learn the parable of the fig', one must, need to go to the first place 'fig' is used and what it represents. I am not driven, controlled, or obsessed to 'days' of the week ... too many for too long has played with the calendar... Now, there is no way man, or Satan can change the season changes ... Paul wrote Christ became our 'sabbath', (rest) and that means every day should 'rest' in Christ.

Which day do you reckon the 'anti-Christ' will keep?

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Which day do you reckon the ‘anti-Christ’ will keep?
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The Antichrist owns Sunday, Moonday,Tiws day,Woden’s Day,Thor’s Day, Goddess Frigg Day, Saturn Day.

Antichrist Islam, Antichrist Judaism agrees with the Antichrist Papacy..

The Antichrist’s don’t own His Day of the New Moon, His 6 work days, or His Sabbath.

The Antichrist’s don’t even know He has another Day, according to scripture, that isn’t one of His 6 work days or Sabbath.

Those who have the Passover Lamb can know.
And that little Truth can set one free from the Antichrist’s false days, false week, false months that lead to a false Christ and a false gospel.

But it’ll destroy their faith in their religion and religious doctrines, especially Islam, Judaism and Christianity.

Since it is written Satan deceives the whole world, it’s a blessing to know one way he does it.