The Church is the same yesterday, today and forever

Can a mere creature change the God Who created it?

This question, if changed into a statement, does not follow logic.

The question should be re-written the other way around, for it to extract an affirmative response.

To make sense.

Can a Creator change the character of His creation, His creatures? 

Absolutely.

Because He is the Creator -- Omniscient, Omnipresent and Omnipotent.

Whereas, man is merely a created being -- a perfect creation at that yet transgressed by listening to the woman who listened to the lies of the serpent.

Redemption took place and the God-man fellowship is restored.

In spite of this, Man is trying hard to change God!

Man, sadly, is getting out of his right mind.

And becoming ingrate and wanting to lord it over his Creator.

By thinking he is above his Creator.

Wishful thinking.

A by-product of lies being fed into the heart and soul of man.

Again!

Man should shut off his ears from the lies of the Enemy of God: Lucifer-turned-Satan, the father and whisperer of lies.

Let man avoid Luciferian (a misnomer since the term refers to the former self of Satan, therefore should be termed "Satanic") ideologies:

Rosicrucianism -- the Illuminati -- Freemasonry -- Masonry -- New Age Spiritualism -- Socialism -- Communism -- Paganism -- Humanism -- Atheism.

Get rid of such infestations.

And get oneself back to his right thinking.

To his logic!

To his senses!

Man cannot change God.

So too can man impossibly change the Church that Christ instituted.

Satan in the flesh, however, has worked tirelessly to change the Church -- from within.

But Mary's heel, as foretold, will soon "crush the head of the serpent."

And the pre-Vatican II discipline of the Church for the past centuries will be restored and observed by the Church of today and forever.

'Do not chew my Son!'

"Do not chew my Son!" The Blessed Virgin Mary exhorted communicants to keep from masticating the Sacred Host received in Holy Communion. Rightly so because the consecrated Host is no longer a plain wafer but Our Lord Jesus Christ in the form of a Host -- alive, breathing, pulsating, throbbing; and, above all, God and Savior! In a search to better understand the Holy Eucharist, I came across a website where I happened to read the Marian message. Change had to take place afterwards on how I conduct myself during Holy Communion. By the grace of God, upon receiving the Sacred Host on my tongue, I make it a point to just let the Host stay on my tongue unmoved as I return to my kneeler -- without allowing the Host to touch even my palate. Once on my kneeler, I will begin producing saliva to soak the Host with it, back to back; and then swallow the soft Host whole. I make it a habit to behave so since I first read the Marian message; and, not long after, in Carmel when the Host that was placed on my tongue during Holy Communion began leaping by “Itself” inside my mouth -- from my tongue to my palate and back to my tongue, up and down, half up and down, a quarter up and down, then rapid small dribbles until the Host stopped and rested back on my tongue -- the movement had beat and rhythm like a coin or ball tossed on the pavement. I was already on my way back to my kneeler when it happened so that it felt like I was walking above ground. The experience was repeated in Fatima.

The coming season of change

Last night, I had a dream. In that dream, I was sleeping [double dream] and I sprang up suddenly from my sleep in the middle of the night as I felt the breakage of all the generational curses afflicting me and my family. I was very excited also for my loved ones because I knew that, at that very moment, wherever they might be, they were also being set free. -Diary, April 13, 2008, 1:58 p.m., Sunday. 

God is all to me. If people see my imperfections, I don't care. God knows I am imperfect; and I, too, know it. I never do things to impress the world. God is pleased by my acceptance of the truth, the truth that I am not perfect. My imperfection is actually an asset. Because, through this, I can long for God, the Only One Who can make me whole. It never saddens me when the world sees the truth about me. I rejoice instead. Because when Divine Intervention comes in my life, the world will know that "everything is possible with God!" -Diary, July 17, 2008, 6:43 p.m., Thursday.