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Reflection on Jn 16:12-13
“I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. However, when He, the Spirit of truth has come, He will guide you into all truth; for He will not speak on His own authority, but whatever He hears He will speak; and He will tell you things to come.”
Jesus says these words on the evening before His death. It is good to read again and again the words of Christ spoken on the evening before His death (chapters 13-17). There is a great depth in these five chapters. We can read them over and over again. Each sentence communicates a deep mystery. No exegete, no scholar, no theologian, nor even a saint can bring you into the depths of these truths. This can only be done by the Author of the Gospel and of the whole Bible – the Holy Spirit. He proclaimed the Word of God through the sacred writers, and here He proclaims the words of the Saviour Himself who became man for our sake, took our sins on Himself and carried the just punishment for them, for each of us personally, and opened for each of us the gate to eternal life! These words are filled with God’s love and wisdom.
The Word of Life – Jn 16:12-13
I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now.
However, when He, the Spirit of truth, has come, He will guide you into all truth;
for He will not speak on His own authority, but whatever He hears He will speak;
and He will tell you things to come
Manifesto Evangelii Gaudium
1 April 2015
To Catholic and non-Catholic Christians
Pope Francis preaches a different gospel. Proclamation of a different gospel is punished with God’s anathema! “If anyone preaches any other gospel to you, even if it was an angel from heaven, let him be accursed – anathema!” (Gal 1:8-9) Francis writes: “I dream of a missionary option, capable of transforming everything, so that the Church’s customs, ways of doing things, times and schedules, language and structures can be suitably channelled for the evangelization of today’s world rather than for her self-preservation.” This is gross manipulation! What does it mean: “transforming everything”? In fact, the purpose is to complete the process of expulsion of the Holy Spirit from the very last Catholic believer and adoption of the spirit of this world. The Church’s structures, language, ways of doing things, times and schedules will be transformed, i.e. fully serve the purpose of anti-evangelization – satanization. This anti-“missionary option” is against God, against the Church and against the Papacy.
Francis’ dream has come true. Unfortunately, “suitable channels” for syncretism with paganism had already been opened before: 1965 Declaration Nostra aetate, 1986 Assisi, post-conciliar neo-Modernism (historical-critical philosophy) and beatification of John Paul II, who tolerated and promoted all of this, brought down God’s anathema upon the Vatican on 1 May 2011.
Separate from the Antichrist in the Vatican /Easter pastoral letter to Christians/
30 March 2015
As you have heard that the Antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come, by which we know that it is the last hour. (1Jn 2:18)As Christians, we are to enter into the mystery of Christ’s death all the year round, but especially we should realize this truth on Good Friday (see 2Cor 4:10-11). Every Sunday, but especially on Easter Sunday, we should deeply realize the mystery of baptism which unites us with the risen Christ. “As many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.” (Gal 3:27) Through baptism we have been grafted into these mysteries of our salvation. We create inner unity with Christ like the branch with the vine (cf. Jn 15:1-6). These truths must be revived through repentance, otherwise they are ineffective. True repentance is to call the truth the truth and a lie a lie, a heresy a heresy and a sin a sin, both in relation to oneself and to others, even if they hold office in the Church. We have to separate from the heresy of syncretism and from the spirit of antichrist.
Czech Bishops’ Conference and 600th anniversary of the burning at the stake of John Huss
26 March 2015
To members of the religious organization CBK
Monsignor,
surely You can perceive how recently a new spirit blows through the “holy” Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis I who has been canonized already during his lifetime. They both represent an anti-Gospel and anti-Tradition. Compared to the “heresy” of John Huss, both of them would have been burned at the stake a hundred times if they had lived in the Middle Ages. Concerning the last three Popes, the Byzantine Patriarchate just made public the reality, i.e. anathema – God’s curse – acc. Gal 1:8-9 for their preaching of a different gospel.
600 years ago, the Church hierarchy (there were three Popes at the time) in unity with state power removed an undesirable preacher who chastised the scandalous life of priests and prelates. He who wants to beat the dog will always find a stick.
Will the truth prevail after 600 years? Will prelates give John Huss at least the title of “a martyr for the truth and moral values”? Or will they continue to interpret his biography from the perspective of purpose rather than truth?
Jesus is in you
God gave us freedom and this freedom is in Jesus. If we received Him and allow Him to be the Lord of our soul every day, we taste true freedom. God is almighty and so is everyone who prays because he has Jesus in his heart. If you unite your will to the will of God, the enemy has no power over you and the whole mountains of demons must retreat. And if you say to the mountain with faith – be lifted up and thrown into the sea – it will obey you. God has given us power. He who is in us is stronger than he who is in the world. Jesus is in you but you must be conscious of it. Unite to Him through the cross – your cross.
Let us live by faith
At the hour of death we shall stand before the judgment seat of God. There is nothing covered that will not be revealed. Not only the camera of our conscience but also God and His angels see us. Therefore we should live by faith, wisely, not as slaves of sin but as slaves of God after the example of the Blessed Virgin. She said: “Behold, the bondslave of the Lord!” And this is true freedom.
The Word of Life – Jn 16:9-11 (29/3/15 – 12/4/2015)
“Sin is that they do not believe in Me. Righteousness is that
I go to the Father, and you will see Me no more.
Judgment is that the ruler of this world has already been judged.”
Reflection on Jn 16:9-11
“Sin is that they do not believe in Me. Righteousness is that I go to the Father, and you will see Me no more. Judgment is that the ruler of this world has already been condemned.”
There are people who say: I have no sin; I have not killed anyone, nor robbed anyone. I am an honest citizen, I don’t need God. But it is a lie. Moreover, such person has all the greater sin because he rejects Christ. Not to believe in Christ, the Son of God and the Saviour, is a sin! The saving faith means to believe in Christ, the Son of God, who died for our sins, as well as to believe that He is with us.
“Righteousness is that I go to the Father.” It was unrighteous that being innocent, He was condemned. It is righteous that He is already in the glory of heaven.
“The ruler of this world has already been condemned.” He has already been condemned but he has the right to work if we allow him to through our sin. If we are in actual unity with Christ, this condemnation is real!
