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(Message # 263)
12/29/1990
You Should Not Be Hung Up On Words

Nancy was praying the prayer, "Oh, my Jesus please send us holy priests, all for the Sacred and Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, all through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, in union with St. Joseph."

Nancy asked, "Jesus, please tell me if there is something wrong with that prayer."

Jesus said, "Listen to George. He is being guided by the Holy Spirit."

George said, "God, the Father, please send us holy priests, all for the Sacred and Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, all for the sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, in union with Saint Joseph."

"Saint Joseph is the patron of My church. At the end of the prayer you could say 'in union with St. Joseph,' or 'in union with My church,' or 'in union with the Holy Father.' "

Nancy asked, "Do you have a preference?"

"Any three are acceptable. My preference is My Church. My Church is in trouble because Satan seeks greater division. Some will prefer to say in union with St. Joseph; some, in union with the Church; and some, in union with the Holy Father. The main point is the union with My Church."

Nancy said, "He sounded or seemed like He would just as soon not have given His preferance."

George said, "He is allowing variation. He said you misunderstood Him about His preference. His preference is the Church. He has said that unity in His Church, this is what is needed."

Nancy saw the suffering face of Jesus. Nancy said, "I don't understand."

George said, "By giving options we better understand what He wants us to pray for. The intention is the important thing. What He wants to pray for is important."

"You should not be hung up on words."


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Unconditional Love

My wife and I visited Conyers the Monday after Thanksgiving (Nov.30.1993). We stopped there because our niece had related some most unusual things that she had experienced, and is still experiencing, as a result of her visits to Conyers. 

We visited the apparition room, we visited with one of the volunteers. We walked to Holy Hill and surveyed the scene: the altar, the crib set, the well, Nancy Fowler's home. I hate to admit it now, but, frankly, I really wasn't very impressed by anything I saw at this point.

I asked my wife if she would like to say the rosary and she immediately agreed. We sat down in two of the chairs located around the altar and began saying the rosary. I remember getting through the first two Hail Marys of the first decade, when suddenly I had a feeling of remarkable peace and the feeling that this was the most beautiful prayer in the world. Then, I actually felt something happen to my body (I have not been able to describe this feeling; I have never felt it before). I then felt that I had no control over my emotions and I sobbed and sobbed uncontrollably. I kept repeating to Rosemary that I was overwhelmed, completely overwhelmed!

Suddenly I had a most overwhelming feeling of love, totally unconditional love for everyone - for God, for Rosemary, and especially for people with whom I was angry at the time. And finally, it was if God said everything will be all right, trust me. 

The whole experience lasted about 5 minutes. I then said to my wife, "This truly is Holy Ground." In my 61 years on this earth, I have never experienced anything remotely like this. 

I will say this: the feeling of love was immense, totally unconditional, and completely overwhelming!

I have been deeply effected by this experience, and I thank Jesus for this special gift.

Jan. 24, 1993
W.E.
Cincinnati, OH


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