🙏 Two Faiths. One Act of Love That Changed Lives.
Exegesis Biblica — Verse by Verse — Zero Commentary
"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying: 'Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?' And I said: 'Here am I. Send me.'"
— Isaiah 6:8
"I am nothing. Nothing belongs to me. I am just an administrator of a mission and a project to accomplish the will of God. Without Him I am nobody. I am just another servant of God."
— Jorge Carrasco
The Father's Bible
Jorge Carrasco grew up watching his father read the Bible every day. His father was a man of deep faith — a man who marked his Bible, who followed every footnote, who prayed without ceasing. Jorge watched. But he did not follow. For years, he refused God. He rejected Him — not once, but many times. He felt that God was a God for some people — but not for all. Not for him.
His father prayed for him. Every day. Without stopping. Those prayers — quiet, faithful, persistent — were building something Jorge could not yet see.
Then his father died.
And Jorge picked up his father's Bible.
He opened it. He saw the markings. He saw the footnotes his father had followed — references pointing to other verses, other books, other connections across the entire Scripture. He began to follow them. One verse led to another. One book led to another. The entire Bible began to speak — not through commentary, not through a theologian's opinion — but through itself.
That night, Jorge Carrasco fell to his knees and said: "I don't know You. I feel You are a God for just some people — not for all. But if You are real — show me."
God showed him.
"No soul on earth should listen to the Gospel starving." — Jorge Carrasco
The Mission Begins — 52,000 Hours
Jorge Carrasco is a builder by trade — a general contractor who builds homes for other people for a living. Every weekday he worked construction from early morning. Every evening, from 6pm to midnight, he opened his Bible. Every Saturday, from 7am to midnight — 16 hours straight. Every Sunday after Mass, another 15 hours. More than 100 hours every week. For 14 years.
100+ hours per week × 52 weeks × 14 years
= 52,000+ Hours
Given to God. Freely. Without salary. Without title. Without recognition.
He did not take a vacation. He did not take a salary from the mission. He funded every hour of this work through his construction business — the same hands that built homes for others built the most complete biblical study library ever assembled by one person.
The Sacrifice — A Mobile Home and a Printing Machine
Jorge Carrasco knows how to build a house. He builds them for other people every day. But he could not build his own home — because every dollar that could have built it went into the mission. Unable to afford a regular rental, he moved his family into a senior mobile home in Florida — not because he failed, but because he chose the mission over comfort.
In that mobile home, he set up a small printing machine and a cover machine. He learned to print his books in full color for $3 per book — so that monks with no income, seminarians with no funds, and rural communities with no internet could hold the Word of God in their hands.
The congregations teach children to pray — one soul at a time.
The Hurricanes at the Door
Florida brought hurricanes. Not once — twice. The storms came to his door. Jorge Carrasco did not leave. He did not stop. He stayed at his desk, in his mobile home, with his Bible open and his printing machine running. The hurricanes passed. The mission continued.
The Dominican Sisters and Franciscan Friars — healing the sick and bringing comfort to those who suffer.
A nun leads children in the Rosary — planting the seeds of faith that will last a lifetime.
🎵 Un Cántico a Nuestra Señora — Santa María
"Santa María, Madre de Dios, ruega por nosotros pecadores."
The Rejections
Jorge Carrasco applied to become a deacon in the Catholic Church. His priest said no.
He brought his work to Barnes & Noble. They offered him $1 of every $17 sold. He walked away.
His wife saw the rejection. She looked at him and said: "Keep your faith. Always."
He kept going.
— "The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone." — Psalm 118:22
What He Built — The Numbers
Biblical Exegesis — The Library
- ✓ 73 books — complete Catholic biblical library
- ✓ 90,000 verses — vs. 31,000 in a regular Bible
- ✓ Zero commentary — Scripture explaining Scripture only
- ✓ $16/month — all 73 books — $0.21 per book
- ✓ 3 languages — Spanish, English, Portuguese
Who Receives It Free
- Monks, nuns, and friars with no income — full 73-book access, 1 year free
- Clergy in hardship — priests, bishops, deacons with no salary — full access free
- Seminarians and novices in formation — sponsored access program
- Rural communities with no internet — printed materials shipped directly
Caring for widows, the elderly, and the forgotten — one act of mercy at a time.
Every creature matters — street animals rescued, fed, and given a permanent home at the Centers of Mercy.
Feed First. Then the Gospel Restores.
"No soul on earth should listen to the Gospel starving. We need to feed them first and take care of them — because the Gospel will restore their spirit and soul."
— Jorge Carrasco
"The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few." — Matthew 9:37
Jorge Carrasco said yes.
For 14 years. For 52,000 hours. For every soul the world forgot.
To the glory of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amén.
🙏 Meet Jorge & Nur Hasan — Two Faiths An Act of Love That Changed Everything
Two men. Two faiths. One act of mercy that neither of them planned — and that God had written long before either of them was born. The story of Jorge and Nur Hasan is not a story about religion. It is a story about what happens when one human being sees another human being — and chooses love.
🙏 Read Nur Hasan's Story →"Freely you have received; freely give." — Matthew 10:8 🙏