The Lord Jesus is really present in the Divine Liturgy. When we receive His Body and Blood in Holy Communion, we need to realize: “Jesus, You are in me now.” Jesus asks every one of us: “What do you want Me to do for you?” If you have a concrete problem, tell Him: “Lord, this is my problem – I am ill. You are my Physician, You are almighty!” And Jesus says to you the same as He said to the women in the Gospel who came to Him with a fervent plea or to the parents who asked Him to heal their child: “Let it be done for you as you have believed!” Or He says to you as He said to the leper: “I am willing; be cleansed!” Jesus is the same, and He is present in the Eucharist. He comes in a special way. When you receive His Body and Blood, He comes to you and becomes your guest. Think of Zacchaeus who wished to see Jesus, and Jesus said to him: “I must stay at your house today!” and entered his house. Jesus comes into your soul in the same way today. Say to Him: “Jesus, You are the Lord of the universe!” Jesus asks you: “What do you want Me to do for you?” So tell Him concretely what you want.

“If you love Me, you will obey what I command. And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Counsellor to be with you for ever – the Spirit of truth. The world cannot accept Him, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him. But you know Him, for He lives with you and will be in you.” (Jn 14:15-17)

Jesus says, “If you love Me…” – this is the condition. And He continues, “…I will ask the Father…” He says, “I” – Jesus. “…and He – the Father – will give you another Counsellor to be with you for ever – the Spirit of truth.” The Spirit of truth, the Holy Spirit, the Counsellor – He intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express, as we read in chapter eight of the Letter to the Romans. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit Himself intercedes for us. So, Jesus will ask the Father. The Father will give the Spirit of truth, the Holy Spirit. Here we are already talking about the third Person of God. Jesus goes on to tell us about the Holy Spirit: “The world cannot accept Him, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him. But you know Him, for He lives with you and will be in you.” (Jn 14:17) The world, or the spirit of the world, is the spirit of lies.

“Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us,

that we should be called children of God! Therefore the world does not know us,

because it did not know Him.”

Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us,

that we should be called children of God!

Therefore the world does not know us,

because it did not know Him.

The Church is the body of Christ. Every Christian is a member of that body. Our Lord Jesus Christ is the head who directs the work of the whole body. While each organ has a different function, each one is necessary for the health and functioning of the whole body. The Holy Spirit gives life to the body. It is His presence that unites the whole body.

WHAT IS BIBLICAL FELLOWSHIP?

1. Read 1 John 3:1. If you are God’s child and He is the Father of all, what does this tell you about your relationship to other believers?

2. “Fellowship” is derived from the Greek word koinonia, which means “sharing in common”. God has given you much to share. As you examine the following verses, determine what you can share with others and one practical way to share it.

“I am telling you these things,” Jesus says to the apostles the evening before His death, “now while I am still with you.” He won’t be with the apostles for much longer. These are the final moments before His departure. Imagine a father saying goodbye to his children, knowing that he will be executed the next day. He is innocent, but he will still be executed. He’ll give his beloved children his heart on a plate. He’ll give them everything he has. And Jesus, with far greater love, imparts the depths of truth to the apostles as far as He knows they are able to bear and receive. He knew that they were still unable to accept many things, but He pointed to the hope that is the Holy Spirit. And here’s what He says: “… while I am still with you. … But the Comforter (Advocate), whom the Father will send in My name…” When someone comforts someone who is depressed, a word can save a life. “Comforter” – He comforts. “Comforter” or “Advocate”. You actually enjoy patronage at the highest levels. Imagine that you cannot get to the truth or achieve justice – it’s just not possible. Then someone says to you: “Look, there’s a man whose patronage will help you.

We are unable to grasp the depth of God’s truths and mysteries on our own. As Jesus said: “He will teach you…” Who? The Holy Spirit. No one else is able to teach us. He will approach you personally and teach you. But you have to want it and cooperate, and then He will teach you. No mention is made whether it will take a year, five years, or a lifetime. But He will teach you. Remember the promise: “He will teach you…” He will teach you how to be with Jesus. He will teach you how to live so that the life of Jesus can grow within you and Christ can live in you. He will teach you so that you can die and Jesus can grow. Jesus goes on to say: “He will remind you of everything I have told you.” How often do we need that in certain situations! We often find ourselves saying: “If only I could remember…” When you lose, you think: “Such a simple thing! Such primitivism!

(Every Catholic can make a profession of faith and renounce heresies

even privately in the presence of two witnesses.)

Dear brothers and sisters,

the whole Christian world, both the Eastern and the Western Church, celebrates the Feast of the Descent of the Holy Spirit. At the same time we commemorate the birth of the Church. The urgent need of our time is to confess the apostolic faith and to renounce the heresies that destroy its essence.

This confession and renunciation, which you will now each make personally, is very important, and will be a testimony at the hour of your death that you have chosen the way of Christ and eternal life, and have renounced the false way of antichrist. The invisible witnesses present here are the angels and the saints.

Together, we affirm the profession of faith in words: ‘I do!’, while making the sign of the Holy Cross. When renouncing heresies, we respond together, ‘I do! Amen!’

Now the Lord Jesus Himself asks each one of you through me:

Do you believe in one God, Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth?

(Answer:) I do!

Dear faithful, this belief in one God is denied by pagan cults. The heresy of Vatican II syncretism has created a public opinion as if the worship of God the Creator and our Savior and the worship of pagan demons are equivalent paths to salvation. This is the heresy of syncretism that endangers the salvation of the soul!

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“Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace,

that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.”

Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace,

that we may obtain mercy and find grace

to help in time of need.

Communication is essential for any growing relationship, including our relationship with God. When you pray, the Holy Spirit helps you know what to say and how to say it.

We may master the technique of prayer and understand its theory. We may have unlimited confidence in the veracity and validity of the promises concerning prayer; we may plead them earnestly. But if we ignore the part played by the Holy Spirit, we have failed to use the master key.

PRAYER – YOUR COMMUNICATION WITH GOD

1. As a believer in Christ you have been given a special opportunity.
   What is it and why is it given to you? Heb 4:16

Let us live in faith the basic truths of the Our Father, also including ‘Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven…’, ‘Your kingdom come…’, ‘Hallowed be Your name…’ The Lord’s Prayer offers us a pathway. Simply saying the Our Father is not enough. These are the guidelines to be implemented little by little in our life.

The Lord gives peace to those who, in humility and truth, can forgive others from the heart. When you become aware of your own sin or sins, of your transgressions against others, how you judge, criticize or slander them, then you are able to admit even when you are wronged: That’s what I deserve. Thank You, Lord.

Our pride only speculates on how to defend ourselves and how to dialogue against others, whether it is envy or self-pity, or criticizing or condemning others. Yes, we must examine others and ourselves, but in the right way, by judging ourselves. But be careful, you must do it in the light of God; it must not lead to depression. This means that when the Holy Spirit convicts you, He is pointing to a particular sin, and it is coupled with repentance leading you to the knowledge that God loves you and forgives your sin. Receiving forgiveness and the true peace that comes with it depends on your being in the truth, on your being able to humble yourself in the right way, that is, not by indulging in self-pity but by admitting your sin and giving it to the Lord. And examining your neighbour?

May 9, 2025

Dear Catholic faithful of the United States of America,

your Apostolic Nuncio, Carlo Maria Viganò, is well known to you. He was given to you by God as a man of God who courageously stood up against the gay network, for the existence of which Cardinal McCarrick was responsible. Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò spoke out as a prophet of God, knowing that he risked moral or even physical death. He called the Deep State by its true name and exposed the so-called Deep Church and how it is destroying humanity.

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American Augustinian Prevost is not a valid Pope! Why?

Because he was elected by invalid cardinals, who were invalidly appointed by the apostate and theomachist Francis Bergoglio. The Augustinian Prevost, like the other cardinals appointed by Bergoglio, are not in fact cardinals, nor are they even members of the Catholic Church any more.

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“All Scripture is inspired by God, and is useful for teaching,

rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.”

All Scripture is inspired by God, and is useful for teaching,

rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.

The sword is good for both offense and defence. God has armed us for spiritual warfare with the perfect weapon – the sword of the Spirit – the Word of God (Eph 6:17). The Holy Spirit uses the Word of God to accomplish God’s work on earth. Today’s spiritual seekers need two things above all else:

– the knowledge of the Scriptures, outside of which there is no truth necessary for man’s salvation,

– the enlightenment of the Holy Spirit, without which Scripture cannot be understood.

THE WORD OF GOD – A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH MAN

The Bible is the most remarkable book ever written. It was written by some 40 authors of different nationalities and walks of life over a period of some 1,500 years in three languages: Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek. Yet the Bible has only one major theme and one central figure – Jesus Christ. This would not be possible if the Bible did not have a single author: the Holy Spirit.