The Holy Eucharist - One Body      

The unity of the body of Christ is created in Jesus Christ, Rom. 12:1-8. In verses 4 and 5a we read: “For as in one body we have many members ,and the members do not all have the same function, 5 so we, though many, are one body in Christ.”  So, we - though many - are one body in Christ. When Paul speaks of the church as a body he moves back and forth between two meanings that overlap. One is that the universal church—every believer in Christ who has ever lived—is the body of Christ. For example, Ephesians 1:22-23, “He put all things under his feet and gave him as head over all things to the church, which is his body, the fullness of him who fills all in all.” That’s the invisible, spiritual, universal church of all believers, the body of Christ. But the other meaning is that that Paul thinks of each local church as the body of Christ as well. For example in 1Corinthians 12:27 he says to that church, “Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it.” In todays Church Christ’s Flock is scattered. The unity of the true Church, as a unity of faith and communion, is scattered. Not only is our church divided, nowadays a lot of people leave the church and walk astray satisfying the need and longing for God with all kind of superficialities and with sin. Less and less people are truly one in the Body of Christ, one in Christ, one with God in the Holy Eucharist. Today’s apostasy is immense, and because of our sinfulness and we lack the ability to repent, this apostasy grows by the day. Less and less people believe in God or believe in the True Presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist. The real crisis of faith in Catholic ranks today is the crisis of disbelief in the Holy Eucharist. The most dramatic reason for this is the same as what happened when Christ first announced that He would give us His Body and Blood to eat and drink as described by St. John. You recall that many people who had until then been devoted to Christ began first to wonder, then to murmur, and finally doubting, left His Company. This has always been so since this mystery of faith was first announced to the world, John 6:60-69. This, and because of our division, because we are not one as the Father and Jesus are one, John 17.

Understanding the Holy Eucharist - The Greatest Need in the Church Today What are we saying? We are saying that the most comprehensive mystery of our Catholic faith is in the Holy Eucharist. To believe in the Eucharist is to believe in every other revealed mystery of Christianity. We are saying the most important duty we have in life as believing Catholics is to understand what we believe. An extract from a Conference about thet Holy Eucharist ...  

Prophesies for the End of Times The Book of Daniel is partly a sealed book which reveals prophesies for the End of Times. “But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.”(Daniel 12:4) We live in a time were the Church and the Holy Eucharist, Dan. 8:11-12, are attack as never before, and the apostasy has never been as immense as in our generation. In the Book of Daniel partly of what is to come, is revealed to us. 

One in Body in the Eucharist In the True Life In God Messages of October 16, 2000, (and in many other messages) God reminds use of the importance of the Holy Eucharist and of His True Presence in the Holy Eucharist with His Body and Blood. On many occassions in the messages God refers as the Holy Spirit as well as the Holy Eucharist as the Keystone which is rejected. God will restore His House and re-erect His Eucharist in the houses that have been despoiled of His Presence and they shall become holy

A Mothers Plea from the Heart Already for centuries Holy Mary entreats us to come to her Son and adore Him in the Holy Eucharist; her apparitions are Divine Graces granted by God. Everywhere she appears she invites and calls for prayer, adoration, repentance, fast; she calls for a true life in God. She will always lead to her Son, to Him in the Holy Eucharist, to the Holy Trinity. She will always do and say what is according to Gods Will. How can she do otherwise, she is bonded to the Holy Trinity in a way which goes beyond our understanding. The Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart are united in Love and One. Jesus was born of the Holy Spirit and of Holy Mary, from whom He took the flesh. The Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary are one flesh. After Jesus was born, Mary and Joseph went to the Temple to praise God. In the Temple they met Anna, the prophet, who said: “ ... and you, Mary, will suffer as though you had been stabbed by a dagger”, Luke 2:33-35. This came to reality when Her Son’s Heart, the Heart of her Heart, was pierced on the Cross; Her Heart was pierced as well. There, under the Cross, she became Mother of us All and co- redemptrix. With this ‘With-Christ-United-Heart’ and as Our Mother, she asks us to come to Her Son in the Holy Eucharist and to adore Him, she asks us to do the Will of the Father.  Today we receive many, many messages. The Two Hearts, the Two Witnesses, are send by God the Father as never before to remind us about His Truth, Rev. 11:1-13 , TLIG Dec. 24, 1991 , TLIG March 3, 1992 . It is up to us to respond. Click on ‘read more’ to forward to the website: www.piercedhearts.org. On this website you find a fountain of information about many Divine Graces throughout the world.