A LETTER FROM OAHU, HAWAII
December
5, 2015
(With the sender’s consent)
Dear
Benedict,
The
package you sent arrived today (perfect timing). Thank you for all
the time and effort you put into making sure I had all the essential
information. I also want to thank you for the copy of Regina
Caeli. Regina Caeli is
an extraordinary compilation of facts about Naju...and undoubtedly a
classic publication. Thanks so much for including it in the package!
I
like your reference (stated in "Our Lady of
Guadalupe Launches Her Special Plans For Our Troubled Times") to
St. Louis Montfort's prediction: "Jesus came to this world
first by the Virgin Mary. His Second Coming should be by her also.
She was not well known in His first coming, but she will be very
well known before His Second Coming ". Jesus
said "...behold I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the
world." (Matt. 28:20 Douay-Rheims
1899 American Edition). The Real Presence in the
Holy Eucharist fulfills this promise. Interestingly, the Special Photograph (August 15, 1991) includes the Host as a
reminder of this great truth and at the same time makes us more aware of
Our Lady's Presence. As you state: "When we are
with Our Lord and Our Lady, it is the same as being in Heaven."
The
failure of the world to recognize and appreciate the connection between
true happiness and the presence of Jesus and the Blessed Mother in our
everyday lives has not only led us to be shortchanged in our quest for
happiness but also has left us spiritually bankrupt. The concept of
Emmanuel has to a large extent been lost and forgotten. Pope John
Paul II stated "Some of the most beautiful names in the human
language are given to the God of the Koran, but He is ultimately a God
outside of the world, a God who is only Majesty, never Emmanuel,
God-with-us. Islam is not a religion of redemption. There is no room for
the Cross and the Resurrection. Jesus is mentioned, but only as a prophet
who prepares for the last prophet, Muhammad. There is also mention of
Mary, His Virgin Mother, but the tragedy of redemption is completely
absent. For this reason not only the theology but also the anthropology of
Islam is very distant from Christianity." ("Crossing
the Threshold of Hope", Pope John Paul II, p.52)
This
subject matter is of great interest and importance to me. I see a
real need to get this information out to as many people we can. There
appears to be a horrific parallel between what was going on before the
conversion of pagan Aztec Mexico and to what's happening now in North
America, i.e.,the culture of death and the resurgence of pagan
practices.
I
plan to study the information you sent in further detail and I look
forward to discussing how to best disseminate this information.
Thanks
again,
Joe
5DEC2015
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