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Reflection on Jn 17:1
“Jesus spoke these words, lifted up His eyes to heaven, and said:
“Father, the hour has come. Glorify Your Son, that Your Son also may glorify You.”
Jesus closes His intimate words to the apostles with a prayer. He spoke about a deep mystery related to the Holy Spirit, about the life of the Triune God in us, about the promise that the Father will hear a prayer in the name of Jesus, about the greatest love which we can show for our friends when we lay down our life for them, and about other deep mysteries.
“Jesus spoke these words…” It concerns the words in chapters 13-16. “…lifted up His eyes to heaven…” Jesus thus sets an example to us. We must lift up our eyes to heaven too. We often look down or fix our eyes on vanity or even sin. Jesus said: “Father, the hour has come.” What hour? The hour of Jesus, the hour of His physical and mental suffering and of His death in disgrace on the cross.
A chance for Ireland – repentance
29 May 2015
To the Irish nation
On 22 May 2015, Ireland held a referendum in which the nation voted of their own free will for the legalization of gay and lesbian marriages. The referendum had a turnout of 60.5%. Thus the Irish nation chose to go to its doom. God’s Word clearly says that for the sin of homosexuality, Sodom and Gomorrah were punished with fire from heaven and that this punishment is a warning to all nations (Jud 7). What is worse, however, is eternal fire after death which awaits those who received this spirit. To what extent the public was manipulated – as it was stated even by some MEPs – should be discussed by competent people. We point out in the first place the crimes within the Church – heresies, syncretism with paganism and denial of God’s laws.
The Church hierarchy is most to blame for the moral catastrophe in Ireland, as they did not punish paedophilia among priests who worked in educational institutions for youth. In recent decades, the spiritual infection of heresies progressed. These heresies deny the Divinity of Christ, His redemptive death on the cross (e.g. Archbp. Zollitsch), real and historical resurrection of Christ, the inspiration of the Holy Scripture.
When He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will do it
One can live in a community which has received the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth, who wants to guide us into all truth (“When the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all truth”) and yet one can become withdrawn and not let oneself be influenced by the community. Jesus says: “I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. However, when He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will do it! He will guide you into all truth!” And what are the fundamental and full truths of the Gospel? It is above all the truth that we are sinners enslaved by the old self, flesh, world and devil. People do not want to hear it and think they are free.
The Word of Life – Jn 16:33 (24/5/15 – 7/6/2015)
“These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace.
In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.”
Reflection on Jn 16:33
“These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace.
In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.”
True happiness on this earth does not lie in abundance of property, wealth or career but in true peace. We can find this peace only in Christ. Supposing we seek it somewhere else or in someone else, we will not find it. We can by no means find this peace in the world. In the world we will only have tribulation. We must know it. There is no peace in the glory of the world, in vanity or in sin. If someone lives without Christ, he may look peaceful and be always smiling but such peace is just a piece of play-acting, deceit! One serious thought of death and God’s judgment, and everything comes apart at the seams.
Pastoral letter to Hungarian bishops
18 May 2015
Dear Bishops of Hungary!
You live in a historic time when we are witnesses to gradual autogenocide of the nations under the influence of the ideology of consumerism which is associated with immorality and perversion. This ideology prioritizes homosexualism, paedophilia, zoophilia, narcotics, euthanasia even for children and healthy people, stealing of human organs. This age is ruthlessly anti-Christian and anti-Catholic. The individual’s identity is eroded and a kind of biorobots are formed by means of gender ideology. This false ideology removes the God-given difference between man and woman and produces de facto mentally disturbed individuals who become a plaything of a variety of not only unclean but even sadistic demons. These dubious characters are then purposefully promoted to key positions in order to terrorize normal people by establishing antilaws and consequently by sanctions and imprisonments. The priority in the EU currently is not just legalization but directly privileging of homosexualism and sexual perversions associated with the stealing of children from their loving parents, and that not from dysfunctional families but from good families. An artificial pretext for stealing of children is so-called “domestic violence” or “stifling love”, which are terms used by this system to refer to sound Christian and moral upbringing.
The poison of original sin
The poison of original sin is in every one of us. This is in us and the devil laughs. Unless we fight against sin, pride and lusts for all our life, we can easily lapse into heresy. If we believe ourselves, we destroy ourselves. That is the poison in us and we have to fight with it continuously because it leads us to self-destruction. We must carry it as a cross, not unite with it but resist it. “Deny yourself, take up your cross and follow Jesus!”
Jesus says: “Whoever desires to save his life (soul) will lose it, but whoever loses his life (soul) will save it.”
The Word of Life – Jn 16:32 (10/5/15 – 24/5/2015)
“Indeed the hour is coming, yes, has now come, that you will be scattered,
each to his own, and will leave Me alone. And yet I am not alone,
because the Father is with Me.”
Reflection on Jn 16:32
“Indeed the hour is coming, yes, has now come, that you will be scattered,
each to his own – eis ta idia (Gr. orig.), and will leave Me alone.
And yet I am not alone, because the Father is with Me.”
Again, Jesus says these words on the evening before His death. It is good to read at least 5 verses before and 5 verses after it so as to perceive the connection. But it is best to read again the whole chapter 16 and 17. Verse 23 is the response to the preceding words of the apostles who confessed their faith in the divine mission of Christ. Jesus points out the weakness of their faith. Light affliction will come and they will be scattered. That night the apostles were scattered and Peter who was a hero at the beginning and followed Jesus gave way to fear for his life in the end and denied Christ amid pressure and hatred towards Christ. But he repented thereafter. Jesus knew the weakness of the apostles and He knows our weakness too. In a crisis, our old nature – i.e. our soul infected by original sin – gives way to fear and does not believe in Christ and His Word.
Actual VIDEO
- BCP: A Call for a Revolution in the Catholic Church – From the Head (Part 2)
- BCP: A Call for a Revolution in the Catholic Church – From the Members (Part 1)
- BCP: Was Pope Francis a public heretic or not? Part 13
- BCP: Was Pope Francis a public heretic or not? Part 11
- BCP: Was Pope Francis a public heretic or not? Part 9
