Mother Mary Margaret Mary, CM:  "May the whole world resound with the cry, "I love You, Jesus, in the Most Blessed Sacrament!" +Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Mary in Astana: "May God in our day increase the number of true believers, defenders and lovers of Our Eucharistic Lord.  Saint Mother Teresa: "Once you understand the Eucharist, you can never leave the Church.  Not because the Church won't let you but because your heart won't let you."

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In the Ceaseless Act Of Love, messages of Jesus to Venerable Sister Consolata Betrone that will change your life, on page56 question:  Why is it said deal with Jesus in everyone?  

That means we must treat everyone well whoever they are:  our betters as our equals, and our inferiors, the rich as the poor, the intelligent as the ignorant.   

The art of writing is still an important skill very much needed and very much respected by the faithful.  I personally crave to discover that special Christian connection if you will with those individuals that reveal to us how each and every day Christ is at the center of their life, he is our divine inspiration, living deep, within our heart, our mind, and our soul.  He is in our eyes, and as we look at  another person, in actuality,  we are seeing the Christ!  If we are really paying attention, we can see ourselves, by and through the reflection of another persons eyes, they can speak volumes to the liking or disliking of our behavior.  We can even see the disappointment of another if we choose the wrong words.  So it is critical my brothers and sisters to know that when we look into the eyes of another person we are looking at Jesus Christ living in them.  Jesus presents himself in many ways.  He is every where, everything belongs to him.  God created perfection look all around you.  He wants us to strive for perfection even though we know we will not obtain it.  Because if we were all perfect we wouldn't need God.  And that would be a big mistake.  To take him out of our life after he had blessed us with the gift of life would be an atrosity.   So we take great caution in choosing how we live.  Every Christian has to choose between good and evil.  Heaven and hell.  Life and death.  God gives us the option of free will.  To be obedient to his teachings and truth or follow other Gods.  In so choosing to be in God, and seeing how he works and lives and breathes in us, I cannot imagine ever choosing to live without his guidance, protection, and promises.  And when I choose daily to follow him in truth, I get to grow in that truth with him and I find myself on this journey that allows me to be free, to be happy, to be at peace, in knowing he is in control of every part of my being.  I don't second guess what he is doing in and through my life as I prepare this podcast for you.  I know he loves us, he wants what is best for us.  And nothing is more important than growing in his love.  It is there we mature out of our immaturity, it is there we prosper in our family life, our interactions with loved ones, and it is our duty to be responsible in our person, so that God can continue bestowing his graces upon us even when we sleep.  We never have to doubt our lives because we live in Jesus Christ.  He is the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end.  We are nothing more than a speck of sand, miniscule in the scheme of his creation.  And that's a good barometer to go by because when we are puffed up and full of ourselves it is there, we get ourselves into trouble that causes us to sin, and when we sin and we go on living in that sin, it eventually destroys the goodness God has given to us.   He is our joy, as we make our way through every sorrow.  His loving hand lifts us up constantly because he created us out of love, out of joy, and wants the absolute best for us.  Christ is living in us even when we are lost in the darkest night of the soul, he is beside you when you are beside yourself, wrestling with the devil whispering lies.  Never forget he was the most beautiful angel God had ever created.  He wants to snatch up every souls on their death bed.  We must be very protective our soul from this final damnation.  We live in the land of the dead, as Father Patrick O' Doherty states.  For when Jesus comes for us, he will takes us into the land of the living.  And you and I must be ready.  We must prepare our soul for eternity right now!  We must give Christ our yes and live daily in the state of grace.  And if we sin go to confession, receive absolution, and not sin again.

This titled episode " St. Casimir teach us to have a great love for the Eucharist and our Blessed Mary Ever Virgin"...  Prayer to Saint Casmir, "Grant us health, peace, that after our diversity and error is removed, thy church may serve thee in freedom and safety through Jesus Christ through thy Son, thy Lord, who liveth and reigneth with their union of the Holy Ghost world without end, Amen. Born in Wawel Krakow Poland on October 3, 1458.  Died March 4, 1484 in Grodno, from tuberculosis.     Buried in the Chapel of Saint Casimir, Vilnius, Lithwania.  Parents Casimir IV Jagiellan, Elizabeth of Austria.  Cannonized 1521 or 1602 in Rome by Pope Leo X or Pope Clement VIII.  Exceptional, intelligent, educated, humbled, polite, striving for justice, and fairness.  Inclined to the religious life, composed a prayer on Christs Incarnation, and later a copy of " Daily, Daily, Sing To Mary"  was found in his coffin.  Pope Pius XII named Saint Casimir special patron of youth.  In August of 1604 Coffin opened, body in tact.  Sixty two years later only bones remain.  All inventoried and placed into six cloth bags.  210 years later his coffin was opened nine times.  1664, 1667, 1677, 1690, 1736, 1830, 1878,twice, and 1922.  Casimir relics were gifted to prominent figures and societies.  To Musician Confraternity at San Giorgio Maggiore, Naples 1650's, King John III Sobieski Cosimo III de Medici, Grand Duke Tuscany October 1677, Sodality of our Lady of the Jesuit Academy in Michelen and order of Malta October 1690, to Queen Marie Josepha of Austria February 1736 to Cistercian Abbot Sztarek Lajos of Cikardor Abbey 1860.  Many more found in local churches.  Saint Casimir founded 12 churches Lithuania, 48 churches, 5 chapels in Poland.  23 Lithuania and 36 Polish churches in U.S.  5 Churches in Canada, Montreal, Winnapeg, Toronto, Portneuf, Ripon, 2 churches U.K. London, Manchester, 2 churches in Belarus Vselyub and Lepiel.  The women's congregation sisters of St. Casimir was established 1908 by Maria Kaupas and is active in U.S.  1945.  College of St. Casimir established in Rome, to educated Lithuanian priest who fled after the second world war.  Sculptures o f St. Casimir can be found in san Ferdinando Livorno, Italy, and Metropolitan Cathedral Mexico City.  Stained glass windows found at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph in San Jose California and Church of St. Peter in Chevaigne, France 1846.  Lastly, a nursing home in Paris named Maison St. Casmir. created by a Polish Nuns known as the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent De Paul.  

On a personal note when I look at the life of this great saint, I cannot help but to think as a Catholic Christian woman, my job in serving Christ has only just begun.  Saintly men of his day, were no doubt devoted one hundred and ten percent to the calling of our Lord.  We can only hope and pray to receive that same zeal and devotion to Mary and Jesus, and to keep our selves so focused on Jesus, we too can be imitating the life of this great and wonderful saint, Saint Casmir!  I also truly and whole heartedly believe that God uses us as his instruments to remind the faithful through our greatest desire to know and  research the select few whose contributions still inspire us to delve deeper into the truth of our beautiful and powerful and awesome Catholic Faith.  Be not afraid to embark upon that journey with Christ, and with Mary.  They have so much to tell us individually and personally.  And yet they would want us to share those personal encounters we have with them and as I am doing right now, bringing them into the world, and in doing so we set the tone regarding Christ, regarding Mary, regarding saints like Saint Casmir to feed us properly as we journey back home to Christ. 

Lent.  It is a beautiful time of deep reflection.  We are given this special opportunity to spend more time alone, one on one with Jesus, in the Blessed Sacrament.  That hour alone in his company goes by so fast, we barely scratch the surface in entering into his presence with the outpouring of grace he wants to give us.  Have we given Jesus our time at all this Lent?  Has he placed within your heart the desire to spend just one hour in adoration every day before mass?  When we give to Jesus our attention, our thought, our prayer, our heart, he creates within us a desire to change.  What is it exactly you would like to change about yourself this Lenten Season?  Jesus is waiting patiently for you to come to him and be still for a while in front of the Blessed Sacrament.  It is there we meet Him, and give Him our heart.  Some hearts are so broken that only our creator can heal.  Some hearts are so confused, full of anger, full of anxiety, full of fear, and none of the above come from God.  But God can take away from us the things that set us back and set us away from loving him, knowing him, and serving him.  You may ask, how on earth did I get to such a place in my life that its careening out of control?  In order to hold all things together, we need quiet, and we need to hear God speak through the silence of our hearts.  He helps us make sense out of the nonsense in our lives.  He heals the broken hearted.  He loves the most hardened of hearts.  And he is capable of removing the most hardened heart and replacing it with a new heart.  I  was in Naples Florida at Ave Maria Church and I was kneeling praying very deeply to God while the tabernacle was opened I had begged him to give me a new heart, and suddenly I had felt his hand come into my body full of pain, confusion, and remove my old heart and gave me a new heart full of his love.  I felt able to love again.   Ask and you shall receive.  Knock and the door will be opened to you.  We can be renewed in our flesh.  Jesus wants us to become our best self in Him.  And at that point in time, I was ready to change, mature, and overcome every setback that made me fall into sin.  That new heart is serving God right now as I write to you hoping to inspire you to grow, to let go and let God enter in and give him all of you!  We can live much better lives in Christ, in holiness, and especially when we go to him in prayer and ask for what we need and if it is in alignment with his perfect will, our request will be granted.    I am at a point where I feel comfortable in asking God exactly for the needs of my heart.  Can you get to that point?  I believe all good stems from the heart, and it is important to begin there.  Equally said, bad too, can form into ones heart, and that needs tending.  We cannot ignore what is happening deep within us, we must look and assess and determine the course of action that we need to take in order to come out of it better.  But more importantly for this to be done correctly, we definitely need to pray.  And through prayer we ask God to assist us with our concern, and trust that he will respond, but don't have a high level of expectation because sometimes we have to lower the bar and go about the process slowly.  God has his reasons.  And we come to understand them in his perfect timing.  His timing is never our timing.  Remember that so that you do not get discouraged in the process.  Be thankful that you have an awareness to address your concern and trust God will do it with you and through you with his love.  Take the time to stare at the crucifix at your church.  Take the time to stare at the Pieta.  Mother Mary holding her Son, lying lifelessly in her arms.  That meditation is a powerful one.  

Today some of us will be with Jesus in paradise!  For the rest of us, our job has yet to be completed.  Some of us are just finding our way for the first time to Jesus through Mary.  And the rest of us have found the jewel of great price.  So here we are together, all of us, sharing in the wonder of life given to us by God through the holy trinity because of our parents love we exist and are finding our self on a journey unexpected yet welcomed because we realize our time is short, and eternity will soon come before us whether we are ready or not.  Whether we believe it or not.  Whether we are prepared or not.  So, lets get started.  Let's roll up our sleeves, and make that important decision to be ready in our heart, and in our soul, for what is yet to come!  Our precious life was given to us.  Hopefully, you have lived it honoring life you were given, honoring love, honoring your creator.  We come here only once.  We die only once.  But before we leave, it is important to take a good long hard look at your reality.  Who you really are deep down and ask yourself are you pleased with yourself and your life long decisions to live the life you led?  Are there any questions left unanswered in your life that you would like to know?  Some of us have taken great liberty of turning over ever rock to see what lie beneath its surface, and others chose to live as they did without the extra sense of curiosity.  Meaning they lived a safe life.  No major changes, they just lived simply.  Then there is the extreme model of an individual who chooses to live a life that stretches beyond the ordinary.  And why is that you may ask?  I believe that Jesus has given to a select group of individuals, an extra special measure to bring blessings into the world.  Some of us are given the gift to follow the voice speaking directly to their heart.  These individuals go on in life propelled by the great grace of God living abundantly in them.
For if every soul had that extra bit of grace, I cant help but wonder if the rest of the world would never strive for more.  Today let us desire to enter into/reflect upon the five Glorious Mysteries within the rosary.  Allow the faith to amaze us.  Let us hope to see God as he really is, and be filled with HIS Love.  A love that prepares us for a graceful happy death.  Trusting fully in Mary's intercession.   In a book titled "The Apparition's Of Garabandal", Mary is described as, "Victorious over all evil".  Her miraculous medal awoke religious fervor in France, and spread through out the world.  We are reminded to do one thing.  To pray the rosary, so that the truth can be revealed to us.  the apparitions known to our Lady of Paris, the Virgin forewarned Sister Catherine Laboure, the disasters that would befall France and the world.  Abbe Guillian published story of the medal called Nouvelle Historique, stating over 100 thousand medals made every month grew in number to millions per month.  Sister Catherine's description of the vision tells us, " Mary is Queen of the Universe/and of each one of us individually".  A long lasting period of peace, joy, happiness, will be carried in triumph and will travel around the world.  On page 14 in Apparitions of Garanbandal, Prophesy has already come true.  In the book titled La Venerable Catherine Laboure published in France by Edmund Crapez.  Triumphal Tour of the Globe by Mary seems a clear allusion to the journey of our Lady of Fatima, whose Pilgrim Statue travels incessantly to all parts of the world.  Our Lady left Catherine after her final vision and said, You will not see me again, but you will hear my voice in your prayers.  Let us conclude the importance of praying to Mary without ceasing, knowing that our trust must remain in her care.  

Jesus I love you possess us!  We are so fortunate to be among the faithful.  To know that our every prayer is heard and answered by God in his perfect timing.  We will never know who it was that we inspired or brought back to the faith.  And really that is truly only God's business.  Our total responsibility here and now,  is to be, obedient.  And in being obedient, we follow "The Way".  The way the truth, and the life.  All three are one in Christ Jesus.  There is no better time than now to begin that process.  And I am an instrument right now, being used by God, to serve his people.  And I know he wants for all of his children, to become HIS instruments of peace.  Can we?  Will we?  If only we could surrender to ourselves altogether, and diminish our selfish desires totally, and give ourselves back to God completely, He could renew us, empower us in becoming more, to serve HIM and others, in a beautiful, loving, healthy, balanced way.  The one thing I have learned from living life close to sixty years, is, once I found out who Jesus was, and is, I felt very compelled to surrender my heart, my brokenness of soul to him, and when I did my life began to change slowly, for the better.  I had learned that life, true life, is all about making someone else happy.  This in and of itself, brought me to the absolute truth and realization that I can experience the greatest joy, when I give of myself to enlighten another.  Now, it is not an instantaneous experience, as it is more of a process.  Mine of course, may be totally different than yours, so we cannot say we will share the exact same journey because we wont, we cant, we are all different, and living in different stages of our growth as men and as women.  And when you add the spiritual component into the equation you add another dimension of complexity if you will to the experience.  Try not to run away from what I am saying, but stay with me.  Elders are truly priceless treasures to our youth.  They are mentors/teachers who have been given by God, the gift of time/structure combined, have a tremendous lot to offer.  Say that today you are a student of mine, and I am trying to bring to your attention the greatest gift of love, that ever was/ever will be, that of our Holy Father, the creator of the universe.  And you were never taught the faith.  And, you arrive with a clean slate.  And I have this opportunity to fill it with the gift of truth.  And I go on to tell you that you were born in the image and likeness of your creator.  You probably would not know where to begin in conversing with me.  But, at the same time, I have planted a seed of great thought in you to consider.  Curiosity settles into your psyche, and a desire to investigate this revelation begins.  Looking into this truth, something greater begins to take root in you.  By being inquisitive, by being inspired you are lead to a place that will be life changing.  I believe only God can lead you the rest of the way, but with your permission.  It is then, the path of knowledge is opened up to you, you can either accept it or deny it, believe it or denounce it.  But when you choose either way, there are two separate ramifications.  If you accept you will have to look at the deepest imperfections of the self.  If you deny, you may never know fully who you are, who you were meant to be.  I think we all come to a juncture in life where we cooperate/reason with our life situation.  We become purified in our truth, where we find God, entering into his divine presence and our spiritual journey begins.  And what is best for us follows!

Try to enter into the silence this Lent with Jesus.  Try to be internally silent within your spirit.  Silence is truly one of the greatest gifts we have.  It is in the silence we hear our Lord speak directing our hearts and directing our lives into finding our true purpose.  Ask God today within the greatest silence to help you, to guide you, to bring you to that special place of silent knowledge within his company.  He has great plans for you and for me.  If only we would recognize this awesome gift he wants for us to receive, I think we would be living much greater lives than we are today.  We would be more open to his will, and less open to our own desires.  We have to go to Jesus in order to heal our brokenness, and there is no better time to do this than during Lent.  Let's kick start this Lenten Season on the right foot.  Following Jesus.  Following the silence.  Following the plans he has for our lives.  We need to move forward with grace, a grace that only he can give us.  Let's encounter Jesus more deeply this Lenten Season.  So that after the forty days have passed we can see him working through us every day that he gives us to live.  wee can truly be living in him right now, we just need to make that commitment today.

Who we are in Christ is yet to be revealed.  No truer words have ever been spoken!  For most of us, I truly believe in the recess of my heart that it takes a lifetime to bring out the very best within us. It takes hard work to do the job meaning, we have to cooperate with Gods grace in order to finish the race that is before us in such a fashion of great honesty and integrity. To be who we were meant to be and to live in the Christ who created us out of love, and true divinity, we must desire to tap into the grace of his almighty presence and acknowledge him as our Lord. And yet sadly enough, not every one gets the chance to finish out this beautiful meaningful wonderful life,  "Like A  Pro!"  And yet I believe it would be a great goal for all of us to have in mind as we live out our last years, which can also be, our most productive, if we are truly paying attention to God and his gentle nudging at our hearts because he want for us to be his best sons and daughters ever.  As Catholic's, we certainly need to set the tone, and raise the bar as high as possible, when it comes to our leadership in guiding the faithful back to God.  We are talking here tonight about the importance of saving our very own soul and the souls of those we care deeply about.  We can go through this life and miss out tremendously on this opportunity to live in God, to worship God, and to understand his great plans for our future include him every step of the way.  God is all about inclusivity.  He wants all of us to experience first hand the truth about who we really are, and who we really(need to) become, at that moment,  when we set our life on the path of true catholic teachings. In this, obedience, and discipline, we are safe guarded by God for the duration of our life journey.  When we are guided we make progress, not mistakes, and we soon learn that the cost is just too high to live otherwise.  And when we choose to go against our creator, we limit ourselves in receiving his grace.  We can have a lifetime of achievements and accomplishments by themselves, however those accomplishments mean nothing when we exclude Christ.  And if we go about it properly, there is a great gift given to us personally by God himself.  For example. when we open up the bible, and choose to study the gospel messages, God reveals to us rules to abide by and how those rules were meant to help us in moving forward.  The majority of us, have lived life, made mistakes, and read the bible after the fact.  Not having a real compass in life, unfortunately has greatly hurt us to the point of  creating great setbacks and sorrow. But when we open the book of knowledge, in that moment, we enter into the absolute greatest company ever.  Our Lord and Savior is beside us lovingly guiding us forward, because he wants everyone to prosper in him, through in, and with him.  Yes it is that simple.  We just somehow botch things up and make God complicated.  We will never fully understand him because he purposely gave us a very limited knowledge.  It should not at all surprise us.  God also left a lot of gaps, r known as blind spots in our life for a reason.  I truly believe that we were meant to struggle and feel the great loss of not having him and going through life feeling a strong sense of emptiness  that only He himself could fill.  Placing God first means, we self surrender.  We allow the grace of Him to enter into the deepest recesses of our mind and soul.  It's a good practice to step aside from our self and evaluate God plans and his desire to convert us, by making us better people.  Sometimes we need to step aside and be quiet and hear his voice and allow God to reveal every hidden natural talent he has ever graced upon you and go out  and set the world on fire for Jesus, as did St. Catherine Of sienna..  

Our focus in life if we truly are in love with the life we were given directly by God should be the focus of knowing the God who created us and the God that is as I write sustaining us.  We forget who it is that gave us life.  Who it is that is ultimately in full control of everything.  Who it was that placed the first breadth within us, and who it will be to remove that last breadth.  Don't kid yourself any further.  Instead take this time and humbly seek the great I AM.  You can find him right next to you at this very moment, exactly where you are.  And yet some of us wont dare to step over the line into his almighty presence and reintroduce them self for no good reason.

Who we are today, in the skin that he created to cover our very bones, is not the person we were decades ago.   Fortunately,  we change every several years, hopefully for the better.  But then again, if we are truly honest within ourselves we know deep down that we are nothing if left to our own demise, until we discover, we are someone created in the likeness and image of Christ.  He created us for something greater than who we are right now.  Because I believe in my heart we were meant to be so much more.  More in the sense of less.  Because compared to God, we are nothing.  But in Him, we become someone great.  For greater is He that is in you, than is in this world!   How do we enter into this greatness?  Is it really and truly a possibility?  The answer is yes.  

If only we would come to realize that our creator is waiting for us to enter into new life, our greatest and our very best self can be created.  We can all look back on our lives to see how far we have come.  The hardships we endured, the growth we experienced through that hardship, and in the final analysis we can see through the eyes of God,  who we are at this present moment.  And ask ourselves are we pleasing in the eyes of God?  And if the answer is yes, we have made some really important decisions to mature in Christ through our relationship with him.  That maturity I believe is the very key to the happiness that is diminishing in this world through God's people choosing poorly.  

If on the other hand we make the distinct decision to choose well, we are given life in abundance to do God's will and prosper in this life and well into the next.  We must become better people.  Our thoughts must be good, our deeds must be better.  Because only good thoughts and good deeds bring us into the Lord's Realm.  I believe that God is using all of us as his very instruments of peace.  But the question here is this, are we paying close enough attention to hear his voice through our very prayers challenge us to grow and challenge us to help our brothers and sisters grow in their service to God and to other's?  Our existence is plain and simple.  We were created by God, to know him, to love him, to serve him, in this life and well into the next.  Isn't time we took our purpose in life much more seriously, so as not to waste the precious time we were given, to cultivate great fruit for future generations that will follow after our time has run its course.  Let us take to heart these messages.  Let us learn from each other every day that we live.  Let us prove ourselves worthy to God as we live out our last years.  Do not make the mistake and waste a moment given to you, for the sand in the hour glass is lessening, and we will never ever have the chance to recoup the loss of time once our time expires.  

So give yourself the gift of this podcast, take it to heart, shake from you the dust of yesterday, God is trying to make today a brand new day to love him, to serve him, and to be the light, shining bright for all to see.  Ask our Blessed Mother to help you!  

This Podcast is a thank you letter to everyone involved with the annual March For Life.  You are the very answer to prayer.  Your presence at the March speaks volumes to us as lay men and lay women serving God.  Although, I have not personally attended, I was present in prayer and in spirit as I watched, listened, and learned from all of you the importance of protecting life from inception  to natural death.  Close to a billion have been taken away from their mother and that choice has damaged society greatly.  It has lead us down a path of pain, confusion, and immorality and it has further broken down the healthiness that a true family unit deserves and desires.  I loved what I had heard from the testimony given at March for Life, a professional man of color, begging all the men who have walked away from their beloved, to please, go home.  Go home and repair the damage you have created and heal that bond that was given to you.  No words were more profoundly stated at the March 2024.  His words struck a cord in me and I am sure a lot of people who personally experienced the wound of abortion in their lifetime.  Not all men and not all women will heed this warning, but it was said in such a way that the seed of hope was planted through God and into this man's testimony.  I could see the seriousness in his eyes and he meant every single word, I could see God working through him.  If you did not see this years March for life go to EWTN (the Eternal Word Television Network) and watch the coverage.  It may inspire you to get involved with this important mission.  I am deeply thankful to the sisters of charity, the Franciscan friars of the renewal, and the Franciscan Sisters who play an important role in the healing process at every phase from conception to natural death, they are creating the hope that is needed and necessary to lead the next generation into healthier family lives.  Faith.  It is faith, that saves us from our sinful nature, faith and assistance of our sisters devoted to Christ and Mary, guiding us back to God's original plans.  I was also greatly inspired by a woman of color, an uprising singer, who chose to save the life of her two daughters in her womb, she expressed how much she appreciated what the sisters did for her during her pregnancy and there after.  Honestly, I love the fact that both men and women of color are presented in the forefront of saving babies in the womb!  It is time that we as a nation show our brothers and sisters out support, and allow great leadership to prevail and I believe it has, and we will continue to trod this path of truth together in Christ, in Mary, and in honor of every single aborted child.  I am so reminded when my spouse and I recently prayed outside of an abortion mill, and within twenty four hours the mill had closed for a full day.  I attributed that as an answer to prayer to Saint Padre Pio, and obviously prayer is a threat to their mission, so big of a threat, a court case has in fact been brought up in Colorado to stop Catholics from praying in front of abortion mills.  Forgive them Lord for they do not know what they are doing!  My brothers, my sisters in Christ, our work is cut out for us as Catholics!  We must never ever cease in praying for the End Of Lifers.    Every prayer we pray will help guide them and bring them to the illuminated path of truth, toward curing the blindness, covering their eyes, causing great confusion inside of their minds, to the point where acts of abortion have had no serious consequences what so ever to them or to the people who have  experienced abortions first hand.  This my brothers, my sisters in Christ, must come to a complete halt in the name of Jesus Christ!  You talent, time and treasure, are needed in this cause to promote life!