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God’s curse will fall on USA
February 8, 2015
To representatives of the Christian Churches in USA
The USA is making a blasphemous film called “Corpus Christi”, where Satanists and perverts play the roles of our Savior Jesus Christ and His Apostles and present them as a gay club. This hideous parody has run in the US theaters for several years. This year a movie shall be released with the purpose of spreading this height of denigration around the world!
Every U.S. Christian is obliged to actively raise his/her voice in protest against this heinous blasphemy. Let them do so by signing a petition or holding protest demonstrations. Only those who will do so will be spared from the curse. Like in Egypt, those who had their door smeared with the blood of the lamb were spared from the angel of death. The question is who is behind the production of the movie. Is it an organization of perverted people sponsored by world bankers and Freemasons? This is a public insult to all Christians and gross blasphemy against our Lord and Savior who died in disgrace on the cross out of love for us and, being the Son of God, rose from the dead on the third day.
We prevail with Christ alone
Sin is rebellion against God. Through sin man loses eternal life. However, Jesus paid for us, for all our sins. If we turn to Jesus with faith, we receive the forgiveness of sins. We obtain it through the sacrament of penance and through repentance. The condition is to express sorrow for sins and to confess them. The criminal on the cross did not even specify his sins, and he was saved. He just said: “I have sinned. Jesus, save me!” Similarly, David did not confess a concrete sin, yet he fell down before God and said: “I have sinned!” The biggest problem is that we do not want to admit our sin. And so we walk in darkness. If we are not self-critical, we are unable to perceive the truth around us. We are like in a fog. Unless you are rooted in the truth, in the time of spiritual battle the devil will pull your leg and defeat you. But if you are rooted in the truth and in Christ, if you know that you must not let yourself be caught in a trap and if you cling to Christ, you will conquer the whole hell. But you must cling to Christ.
We are Christophoros – carriers of Christ
+ Elijah
Patriarch of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
The fight for souls!
Let us not dialogue but rather bear witness! Let us repeat the truth – this is this. I can start a discussion but if I see that the person I talk to rejects the truth, I must tell him clearly: “This is the truth and it concerns you personally. You either believe or not. The reality is that you will die and whether you like it or not, you will stand before the judgment seat of God and then you will go to heaven or hell. I want to tell you one thing: if you want to be saved, you must give your sins to Jesus; you must confess them and kneel before Him, receive Him as your Saviour, receive His Gospel and His way. He who endures to the end will be saved. And no one will be saved without faith! Not without philosophy but without faith!”
…and you will see the fruits in eternity
+ Elijah
Patriarch of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
The spirit of pharisaism
The spirit of pharisaism is a spirit which vegetates in the Church in a special way. One must take a whip and drive it out of the temple of God like the money-changers. Religious Pharisees hate the truth. They are full of rebellion and pride. They neither enter the kingdom of God themselves, nor do they allow others to enter it, as Jesus said in the Gospel. One must defy this spirit: “If you want to go to hell, please, go! But we want to be saved! And to be saved we need a living faith in Jesus. He who does not believe will be condemned. This is His Word, not ours!”
Pharisees use psychological pressure. They intimidate you, threaten you with punishments and force you into so-called repentance – but why? Because you believe in Christ!
Prayer of unity and power /modified version/
1) Perfect contrition (5 minutes)
(position – kneeling)
a) One person says: “I am self-willed.” “A self-willed person does not seek the will of God in crucial situations, does not rely on God and breaks the laws of God.” Think of a particular case of your self-will and repeat quietly: “I am self-willed, I am self-willed…” (1 minute)
b) One says: “Hedonism may be physical – indulgence in eating, drinking, impure feelings, alcohol, drug abuse. Mental hedonism – addiction to television, rock music, internet, human praise…” Think of at least one concrete manifestation of your hedonism and repeat quietly: “I am a hedonist, I am a hedonist…” (1 minute)
c) One says: Criticism: “Think of a particular situation when you rebelled against God or criticized your neighbours in thoughts or by words, when you regarded yourself higher than all.” Repeat quietly: “I am a critic…” (1 minute)
The Word of Life – Jn 15:16 (1/2/15 – 15/2/2015)
“You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you
that you should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should remain,
that whatever you ask the Father in My name He may give you.”
Reflection on Jn 15:16
“You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit,
and that your fruit should remain, that whatever you ask the Father in My name He may give you.”
Think to yourself for a moment that God chose you: “I did not choose You, my God and Saviour, but You chose me before the foundation of the world…” (cf. Eph 1:4)
Jesus wants me to bear fruit – the fruit of works done according to the will of God and in faith. This fruit should remain forever!
Jesus assures us again that the Father will give us whatever we ask in His name. This holy name of God is “Yehoshua” (Lord is my salvation).
Through a new woman – Mary – God gives us a new nature
+ Elijah
Patriarch of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
Reflection on Jn 15:12-13
“This is My commandment, that you love one another, as I have loved you.
Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life /soul/ for his friends.”
Jesus emphasizes this commandment twice on the evening before His death (see Jn 13:34-35). He says: “A new commandment I give to you”, and He adds: “By this shall all men know that you are My disciples, if you have love one to another.” The Greek original of the Gospel uses the term “agape” for “love”. It is the love of God which is “shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who is given to us” (Rom 5:5). This is the love by which Jesus has loved us. Jesus puts it more precisely what kind of love He means: “that you love one another, as I have loved you”. How has Jesus loved us? Being God, He became man; He humbled Himself, assumed human weakness, yet without sin. He was innocent and yet sentenced to death, even death on a cross. He suffered the pains of scourging, crowning with thorns, the way of the cross; He suffered dying amid mockery and in abandonment, and finally painful death. He paid the price for your sin.
Death on behalf of men can be well illustrated by an example from the Auschwitz concentration camp. It happened that one prisoner ran away. Therefore all prisoners were told to stand in a row and every tenth of them was sentenced to death. One of the prisoners was a priest Maximilian.
