Simple Saints Becoming Divine

What John the Baptist and later Jesus Disciples were doing when they baptizing believers was creating a vessel clean and undefiled by the stain of Original sin, a temple without a spot for God to live in!   In Catholic Churches throughout the world, the remembrance of this process is being practiced in the Mass every day! When you walk into Mass the first think a Catholic Christian does is dip their fingers into the Holy Water and make the sign of the cross in remembrance of their baptism.  Shortly after the Mass(Church) starts they(Catholics) are asked to reflect on any way they have offended God and ask for forgiveness.  In the same way, John the Baptist asked people to confess their sins as they were being Baptized!  What John the Baptist was doing was preparing the people to receive Christ, and to be a pure vessel for him to live in, in spirit.  The Mass is divinely designed to make Catholic Christians a vessel without the stain of sin in the same manner,  in order to r

John 15 (Common English Bible  https://www.bible.com/ bible/37/JHN.15.ceb ) 1 “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vineyard keeper.  2 He removes any of my branches that don’t produce fruit, and he trims any branch that produces fruit so that it will produce even more fruit.  3 You are already trimmed because of the word I have spoken to you .  4 Remain in me, and I will remain in you. A branch can’t produce fruit by itself, but must remain in the vine. Likewise, you can’t produce fruit unless you remain in me .  Note:  (Jesus is talking to His disciple who he has taught to live in Him and are following his commandments of loving each other)  Like many of John's Gospels and letters, there are many different layers to His message and the one given to us from Jesus.  Jesus is saying in John 15 that in order for us to become images of Him(Jesus) who is the visible image of the invisible God(John 4 God the father is all Spirit) who is Love(1John).  We must be pruned of(wit