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July 31, 1994

Words of Jesus to Members of Shepherds of Christ Associates:

"My beloved priest-companion, I intend to use the priestly newsletter, Shepherds of Christ, and the movement, Shepherds of Christ Associates, in a powerful way for the renewal of My Church and the world.

"I will use the newsletter and the chapters of Shepherds of Christ Associates as a powerful instrument for spreading devotion to My Heart and My Mother's Heart.

"I am calling many to become members of Shepherds of Christ Associates. To all of them I will give great blessings. I will use them as instruments to help bring about the triumph of the Immaculate Heart and the reign of My Sacred Heart. I will give great graces to the members of Shepherds of Christ Associates. I will call them to be deeply united to My Heart and to Mary's Heart as I lead them ever closer to My Father in the Holy Spirit."

- Message from Jesus to Father Edward J. Carter, S.J., Founder, as given on July 31, 1994,
feast of Saint Ignatius Loyola, Founder of the Society of Jesus (The Jesuits)

August 1, 1994

Pray For The Success Of The Priestly Newsletter - Shepherds of Christ

R. The following is the first official message I received before the statue of Mary at Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center. It is a personal message for Father Carter.

Mary: (in front of the glowing statue of Our Lady of Sorrows) I am the Immaculate Heart. My Heart is glowing for love of all my beloved children. I am your most loving Mother. I am with you this day. Pray for the success of the priestly newsletter Shepherds of Christ. I am guarding your way. You will receive such graces to accomplish this task! Grace from God is so abundantly bestowed on you and will lead to the success of this endeavor! Pray for this cause at the Center. The priests will lead the people to the love of My beloved Son. This is no little task. It will take many prayers and graces. Pray hard, little one. Your prayers will change many hearts.

I am Mary, your Immaculate Mother. I bring this message to My beloved priest-son.

end of August 1, 1994

Today's Readings

Jeremiah 26: 1-9

At the beginning of the reign of Jehoiakim son of Josiah, king of Judah, this word came to Jeremiah from Yahweh, ‘Yahweh says this, “Stand in the court of the Temple of Yahweh. To all the people from the towns of Judah who come to worship in the Temple of Yahweh you will say everything I have ordered you to say, not omitting one syllable. Perhaps they will listen and each turn from his evil way: if so, I shall relent and not bring the disaster on them which I intend because of their misdeeds.” Say to them, “Yahweh says this: If you will not listen to me and follow my Law which I have given you,and pay attention to the words of my servants the prophets whom I have never tired of sending to you, although you never have paid attention, I shall treat this Temple as I treated Shiloh, and make this city a curse for all the nations of the world.” ’

The priests and prophets and all the people heard Jeremiah say these words in the Temple of Yahweh. When Jeremiah had finished saying everything that Yahweh had ordered him to say to all the people, the priests and prophets and all the people seized hold of him and said, ‘You will die for this! Why have you made this prophecy in Yahweh’s name, “This Temple will become like Shiloh, and this city become an uninhabited ruin”?’ And the people all crowded in on Jeremiah in the Temple of Yahweh.

Psalm 69: 6, 8-10, 14

Those who hope in you must not be made fools of,
    Yahweh Sabaoth, because of me!

Those who seek you must not be disgraced,
    God of Israel, because of me!

I am estranged from my brothers,
   alienated from my own mother’s sons;
for I am eaten up with zeal for your house,
   and insults directed against you fall on me.

I mortify myself with fasting,
   and find myself insulted for it,

Rescue me from the mire before I sink in;
    so I shall be saved from those who hate me,
    from the watery depths.

Matthew 13: 54-58

and, coming to his home town, he taught the people in their synagogue in such a way that they were astonished and said, 'Where did the man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers? This is the carpenter's son, surely? Is not his mother the woman called Mary, and his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and Jude? His sisters, too, are they not all here with us? So where did the man get it all?' And they would not accept him. But Jesus said to them, 'A prophet is despised only in his own country and in his own house,' and he did not work many miracles there because of their lack of faith.

Sixteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

July 19, 2009

HOMILY: There was a man who worked in a museum whose job it was to explain the different exhibits. On one occasion he pointed to the bones of a dinosaur saying the bones were 100 million and 9 years old. Someone asked how they could date those bones so accurately. He said “well, when I started working here, I was told these bones were 100 million years old and I’ve worked here for nine years.”

Today I want to give everyone a little history lesson. I’m not going back to the dinosaurs, but I am going back pretty far – to King David, 1000 years before Christ. When I was in school, I hated history. It wasn’t until we studied the history of the Old Testament in the seminary that I began to appreciate it. I cannot cram 1000 years of history into a couple of minutes. I just want to touch on the parts of Jewish history that are mentioned in today’s reading. If you want to learn more, read everything in the Old Testament, but be sure you have a commentary to help you. Otherwise, you’ll give up in despair because you won’t know what it’s all about - especially the prophets and the historical books.

When David was king 1000 years before Christ, David wanted to build a house for God, since there was no Temple for God at that time. God did not give David permission to do so, however God promised David through the prophet Nathan that he would bless him and build David a house in the sense that David’s kingdom would continue forever and one of his descendants would always rule. This blessing lasted through the reign of David’s son, Solomon; but we humans somehow have the ability to sabotage God’s blessings. Solomon turned to pagan gods and over-extended the country financially by elaborate building projects and exorbitant taxes, so when Solomon died there was a rebellion and most of Israel broke away from Solomon’s successor, David’s grandson, Rehoboam. Rehoboam continued to rule over the southern part of Israel, the area we know as Judaea . For 400 years (and this is amazing) the kings of Judaea were descendants of King David. The northern kingdom that rebelled against David’s successors suffered under a succession of kings and rebellions. In less than 300 years the northern kingdom was destroyed by the Assyrians, people from northern Iraq. About 100 years after that, the Babylonians from southern Iraq conquered the Assyrians and took control of the entire Middle East. The conquest of the Babylonians brings us up to Jeremiah whom we heard in today’s first reading. At the time of Jeremiah, here was the situation: the northern kingdom no longer existed. The southern kingdom, Judaea, was still being ruled by David’s descendants but they were not loyal to God or to God’s laws. Jeremiah spoke to these kings as they came into power, the last four being: Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoikin and Zedekiah. Zedikiah, the last reigning king, died in disgrace. After the Babylonians captured him, his sons were slaughtered before his eyes, he was then blinded and led off to Babylon in chains where he presumably died. You can read how Jeremiah spoke with them in great detail in the book of Jeremiah. He told them exactly what they needed to do to survive the invading forces of Babylon. His messages were ignored. He blames them and their leadership for the destruction that came upon God’s people. As we heard in today’s first reading, God speaks through Jeremiah: “Woe to the shepherds who mislead and scatter the flock of my pasture.” God said he would take over shepherding his people; he would bring them back from exile; he would appoint leaders over them who would serve them well and lead them to peace and security. It took 600 years before God thought the world was ready for this king who would reign and govern wisely, who would do what is just and right in the land.

But then he came, through the announcement of an angel to a virgin who was engaged to a man named Joseph of the house of David, and the virgin’s name was Mary. And the angel said to her “Do not be afraid Mary, for you have found favor with God. Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus. He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High, and the Lord God will give him the throne of David his father, and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever, and of his Kingdom there will be no end.”

In last week’s gospel, Jesus sent his apostles out to heal and cast out demons and to call people to repentance. In today’s gospel we are told of their return, excited over their experience and tired. Jesus wanted to some time off, but he couldn’t. The mission of Jesus and his apostles apparently was so successful that a great crowd caught up with them before they had chance to catch their breath. Mark describes Jesus taking compassion on them (his heart was moved with deep sympathy for them would probably be a better translation). He saw them as sheep without a shepherd, - people without leadership, and he began to teach them.

One of the important messages in today’s readings is that in love our Lord leads us, by teaching us and appointing others to teach us. But we need to listen, and we need to keep on listening. We’ll never be finished listening and learning as long as our world suffers from injustice, poverty, hunger, discrimination, war, hatred and killing of innocent people. Christ would be put to death before he would stop teaching. It is to our own great loss when we stop listening. That’s one of the reasons we are here each weekend, to listen and to learn. We call ourselves disciples. The word disciple means learner. When we’ve quit learning, we’ve quit being a disciple.

From Blue Book 8

August 2, 1995

Mary and Jesus were still appearing at the Holy Spirit Center.

Joyful Mysteries

Mary's Heart

The Annunciation

1. R. Put yourself in the presence of God. God dwells in our graced, baptized soul. Put aside all the distractions of the day and focus on the lives of Jesus and Mary.

2. R. Come and dwell in the heart of the Virgin Mary. Be so aware of the gentleness and the kindness and the love in her Immaculate and pure heart. Focus totally on the heart of Mary.

3. R. Experience this rosary as you feel the emotions that Mary knew and felt and the love of Jesus all through the rosary. See Mary when the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, listen to the conversation between Mary and the angel.

4. R. Recorded in the heart of Mary are all the events, her relationship with Jesus. Mary pondered many things in her heart. Put yourself there as the angel appears to Mary and as Mary responds to the angel.

Luke 1:38 Mary said, ‘You see before you the Lord’s servant, let it happen to me as you have said.’

R. Mary lived her life according to His will, always pleasing her Father as a sweet little daughter loves her Father. Mary always obeyed the Father. She lived her life seeking to do His will. Mary shows us her love for God the Father.

5. R. Mary conceived the Child Jesus in her womb through the power of the Holy Spirit. Mary felt the life of the Child Jesus grow within her womb. Focus on the feelings in Mary's heart. Recorded in her heart are all the tender events of the life of Christ. As we focus on these events through the heart of Mary we will join ever closer to His Heart.

6. R. The life of the Child Jesus as He grew in the womb of His Mother depended on the heart of Mary beating. The two Hearts, the Heart of Jesus and the heart of Mary, within the same body, beating in such closeness, Mary and Jesus' Hearts beating as one from the beginning.

7. R. So many events in the life of Christ recorded deeply in the heart of Mary. Mary knew she carried the Child Jesus within her womb. Mary the Mother of God. Mary carried Jesus in her womb.

8. R. Oh, tender heart of Mary, let me feel with your heart and know the Child Jesus more with your heart. Let us learn more about Jesus' life as we join ever closer to your Immaculate and pure heart.

9. R. It is through the rosary and meditating on the lives of Jesus and Mary that Their lives become alive in our life. We pray in every prayer united to Their two Hearts. We beg to be filled more and more with His life in our graced, baptized soul. Help us as we meditate on these mysteries of the rosary to understand more and more the mysteries of the lives of Jesus and Mary. We want to be examples of your life living in us.

10. R. It is through baptism that we share in His Divine Life and the Father, Son and Holy Spirit dwell in our graced, baptized soul. We wish to be filled more and more with His life in us. Feel the vibrancy of this life in us, as we are saturated more and more with His life every day as we go to the Eucharist. It is through the rosary that we meditate on Their lives and live Their life more fully in all of our actions.

The Visitation

1. R. Oh, tender Heart of the Child Jesus, that was formed in the womb of the Virgin Mary, help us to unite ever closer to Your tender and gentle loving Heart through the heart of Your beloved Mother.

2. R. Mary went to visit her cousin Elizabeth. Her heart is bursting with such joy to share the good news. She goes to one person and tells the great news that she is carrying the Child Jesus within her womb. In the rosary chapel, there is the window on Jesus ascending into Heaven. Mary goes to one person and as Jesus ascended into Heaven He left behind the Apostles to carry out the work that He had begun.

    This day He gives to us this mission - to carry out His life, death and resurrection in our lives. As we meditate deeply on these mysteries of the rosary, the lives of Jesus and Mary live more in our lives. We join more fully in the liturgy as we know more and more about Their lives.

3. R. Mary carried the Child Jesus within her womb. The child within Elizabeth's womb, leapt for joy. Today we receive Jesus in the Eucharist. We receive the presence of the Almighty God. We receive the Almighty God, Jesus Christ, in His Divinity and His humanity in the Eucharist. Should we not leap for joy at the fact that the Almighty God gives Himself to us!

4. R. God the Father chose the Virgin Mary. God the Father so loved this world that He sent His Son Jesus in her womb. Mary is the Singular vessel. We unite in deep union with Father, Son and Holy Spirit in the heart of Mary, her Immaculate Heart. Mary loves the Father so much. Mary loves her Son. Mary is the Spouse of the Holy Spirit. We will unite in the deepest union with the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit through Mary's heart.

5. R. The heart of Mary knows the Heart of Christ. Mary pondered so many things in her heart. We should love God through Mary's heart - love our brothers through Mary's heart and love all the little children of the world through Mary's heart. If I dwell in the heart of Mary, I will love more and more as Mary loved, with her pure and gentle heart.

6. R. Mary carried the child within her womb. Mary is the Mother of God. Mary, full of grace.

7. R. The more I unite to the heart of Mary, the more I dwell in her heart, the more I will act in pure and gentle likeness to Mary, perfect handmaid of the Lord. The more I love with Mary's heart, the more I am united with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

      From Tell My People

The Holy Spirit

Jesus: "My beloved friend, tell My people to pray daily to the Holy Spirit. They are to pray for an increase in His gifts. My people must realize that the Holy Spirit comes to transform them. The Spirit desires to transform you more and more according to My image. Those who are docile to His touch become increasingly shaped in My likeness. He performs this marvel within Mary's Immaculate Heart. The more one dwells in My Mother's Heart, the more active are the workings of the Spirit. The Spirit leads Mary to place you within My own Heart. In both Our Hearts, then, your transformation continues. The more you are formed after My own Heart, the more I lead you to the bosom of My Father. Tell My people all this. Tell them to pray daily for a greater appreciation of these wondrous gifts. I am Lord and Master. All who come to My Heart will be on fire to receive the gifts of the Spirit in ever greater measure! I love and bless My people!"

Reflection: The Holy Spirit is given to us to fashion us ever more according to the likeness of Jesus. And the more we are like Jesus, the more Jesus leads us to the Father. Do we, each day, pray to the Holy Spirit to be more open to His transforming influence? Do we strive each day to grow in union with Mary? The greater our union with our Mother, the spouse of the Holy Spirit, the greater is the transforming action of the Holy Spirit within us.

end of excerpt

8. Hail Mary
9. Hail Mary
10. Hail Mary

The Birth of Jesus

1. R. Jesus came into this world a little baby to be loved. Approachable and lovable, He waits for us this day to come and be with Him and to tell Him of our deep love for Him.

2. R. Oh, Heart of Jesus, I long to unite so much more tenderly to your Heart. It is through the heart of Your beloved Mother that I will know so much more about You and the tenderness of Your love. Help me to dwell more and more in the heart of Your Mother and thereby dwell deeply and lovingly in Your precious Sacred Heart.

3. R. There was such tenderness between the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. From the first moment of conception she carried the child within her womb and felt the child grow and move within her. Recorded in her heart were all of these incidents in the life of Jesus. For two mysteries of the rosary the Child Jesus is within the womb of the Virgin Mary, and He receives His life through her heart. In the third mystery of the rosary Mary gives to Jesus her precious milk, and He is dependent on Mary for His physical life in this mystery.

4. R. We see Mary tenderly hold the Child Jesus in her arms. We see her as she holds the lifeless body of her Son in her arms under the cross. It is in Mary that we will unite deeper and deeper in the Heart of Jesus. It is in dwelling in her heart, in knowing His life in all the details, as she knows His life, as she pondered all of the aspects of His life, that we will know Him more and more.

    Dear Mary, help us to dwell more and more in your heart and Jesus' Heart.

5. R. A little baby, born in the town of Bethlehem, such quietness, but this is the Son of God who came to this earth to save man from his sins.

6. R. Jesus was rejected at birth. He died on a cross. Both on bare wood.

7. R. Jesus came to show us the way and His way is the way of love, born a little baby in the town of Bethlehem. The Son of God, He is not adorned with gold and silver, but comes humbly in a manger, wrapped in swaddling clothes and the angels sing the glory of God.

8. R. Mary kept all of these things in her heart. Mary pondered all these things. How the heart of Mary knows the Heart of Jesus - all the details and incidents of Jesus' life!

    Dear Mary, help us to know more and more our beloved Jesus as you knew Him. Help us to know Him in our Hearts, to be there as we meditate on these mysteries of the rosary, to be there in the town of Bethlehem and see the Child Jesus, born in the Manger, in such poverty, to see the love that Jesus came in such poverty, for love of us.

9. Song: See the Eyes that Look at Mary

10. This is a message from your Mother Mary: To all my beloved that I have gathered here. It is a very important message that I am delivering to you. It is My dear ones, dwelling in my heart, that you will know more and more the love of my Son, in seeing through my eyes, my Son Jesus.

As you meditate on the Mysteries of Our lives, as you see through my heart, you will know my Son more and more. Jesus came into this world in my womb. Jesus was held in my arms and Jesus was held in my arms under the cross.

R. Mary kept all of these things and pondered them in her heart. Mary peered into His eyes on the way to Calvary and in that look, the summation of Their lives together: all of the little things that happened in the life of Jesus. Mary saw all these events when she looked in His eyes. Mary pondered all of these things and kept them in her heart. It is in going to the heart of Mary and dwelling in her heart that she will reveal to us many secrets in the mysteries of her life and the life of her Son. She will teach us to love with her pure and tender heart, to love her Son, to love the Father, to love the Holy Spirit, to love our brothers as she tenderly loved all her little children of this world.

    This message is an important message from Mary to us, a great gift to realize that as we meditate on the mysteries of the rosary and see the life of Jesus through her eyes.

R. See through her eyes as she saw her Son, lying in the manger. See through her eyes as she nursed her Son Jesus at the breast and her child, the Child Jesus looked tenderly into her eyes. As we look into the eyes of Mary, we will know more and more about our beloved Jesus, her Son.

The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple

1. R. Joseph and Mary took the Child Jesus to the temple.

2. R. Simeon, the Prophet, led by the Holy Spirit, prophesied the sufferings of Jesus and Mary to come.

3. R. And from that moment on, Mary knew of the sufferings of her Son and she kept all of these things and pondered them in her heart.

4. R. We see the intimacy between the Child Jesus and Mary. For Jesus knew all things and Mary knew of the sufferings that would come. When she looked at her child, she knew of these sufferings.

5. R. And Simeon tells Mary, "a sword too shall pierce your heart, O Mary." The Heart of Jesus was pierced with a lance and what flowed from the Heart of Jesus was the sacramental life of the Church, blood for the Eucharist and water for baptism. Mary is the Mediatrix of all grace.

6. Mary: Tender and gently I held the Child Jesus within my arms in the temple and my heart was torn within my breast to hear the words of the prophet Simeon. My heart, that knew the Heart of my Son, Jesus. I watched Jesus at play and watched Him as He grew to the beautiful young man that gave His life for you, my beloved children. I am Mary, your Mother and I ask you to see through my eyes the life of my Son Jesus and to ponder in your heart, as I pondered His ways and His love.

Mary: Ponder deeply in your heart, His love for you. You do not know the gentleness and the kindness with which my Son loves each and every precious soul. Come to my heart and I will teach you of the love of my Son, the love that He has for you.

    I am Mary, your Mother. I love you with the deepest motherly love. It is in meditating on the mysteries of the rosary that you will live more and more in Our lives. That the world will see through you, the reflection of my Son Jesus as He comes to you. It is in your being that you teach so many lessons to those that you touch.

    Jesus calls you to love Him with your whole heart, your whole soul and your whole being. Meditate deeply on these mysteries of the rosary and dwell in my heart. See through my eyes, feel as I felt the sorrow and the joy. The mysteries of the rosary will make the life of my Son live within your hearts. These are Rosaries from the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Meditate with your whole heart and join in such oneness with Our Hearts.

7. R. See through the tender eyes of Mary as she peered into the tender eyes of her Son on Calvary. His face, covered with blood, and His head crowned with thorns! See in that look the summation of His life to that point. How the heart of Mary knows the Heart of Jesus, and in that look all of the memories that she shared with her Son, see through her eyes and know His love.

8. R. See the eyes that look at Mary, her tender, infant child. See the child's heart beat so tenderly the Savior of the world.

9. Sing: See the Eyes that Look at Mary

10. Hail Mary

The Finding in the Temple

1. R. When Jesus was 12 years old He was taken up to the temple for the feast of the Passover with Mary and Joseph. The Child Jesus was lost.

2. Mary: It is so simple, My dear sweet little children, to come and dwell in Our Hearts. Our Hearts are filled with such love, as you unite more and more in Our Hearts, you will be one with each other.

    I am Mary, your Mother. Come and dwell in my heart and dwell in the Heart of my Son Jesus.

3. Mary: In the brightness of the light of the Almighty God you will know His power within your heart, for Our way is the way of light. Focus on the presence of the Almighty God dwelling within your graced, baptized soul, and know this life, this light alive within your soul.

    I am Mary, your Mother. Dear, sweet children, as you dwell in my heart, you will dwell so deeply in the Heart of my Son. Realize at every moment the presence of the Almighty God within your being. Feel the light within your chest and the light of this love will radiate from your eyes and from your being and be transmitted to all my little children of this world. My little children are suffering and in pain. I am calling you to the light that shines in the darkness to unite with Our Hearts and to transmit the messages of Our love to all those you touch. I am Mary your Mother. I am present and I am with you. I am protecting you with my motherly love and caring for your every need. Join closer and closer to me, your Mother of love.

4. Mary: You may be surrounded by darkness and it may seem to close in on you but the presence of the Almighty God within your hearts will guide you in the darkest night. I am Mary, your Mother, come and dwell in Our Hearts and you will go into the darkness and what will be transmitted from you is a light that will shine in the darkest night for the love of God is a force and a power too mighty to be contained and it will be emitted from your being. I am Mary, your Mother.

5. R. And the darkness came and it folded in and the hearts of many were filled with fear and anguish and in the dark night the light was felt within those who were fixed deeply in the love of God.

6. Mary: Hearts that are cold and hard cannot unite to the Heart of my Son. Open wide your hearts and let me pour Our abundant love into your hearts.

7. Mary: Children of light I give to you the gift of my Motherly love. Accept this gift in exchange for all bitterness and anguish in your hearts for purity and for love.

8. Mary: I love you, my children.

9. Jesus: I love you, I love you, I love you.

10. Sing: Little Baby Hands and Feet

August 2, 1995

Mary's heart - transcribed from a tape - received in the car (an intellectual vision)

Mary: When I was on the earth, my children, I pondered the ways of Jesus' Heart. I pondered the mystery of God's love. My life with Jesus was recorded in the memories in my heart.

Mary and Her Heart

R. Mary and her heart, all her gentleness, all her love, all her memories, all her emotions in dealing with the Child Jesus as she carried Him within her womb, as she nursed Him and took care of Him, all the memories in her heart and in her pure and gentle heart, the way that she loved the Father with such immense intensity, the way she loved her spouse the Holy Spirit with such deep, deep love, and the way she loved her Son Jesus, every detail of His life, the way she pondered His ways, the way she kept so many things in her heart. It is in dwelling in the heart of Mary, it is as I operate in this oneness from Mary's heart, that I will more operate with purity and love. As I interact with others, I will love through the heart of Mary, I will love the Father and I will love the Son and I will love the Holy Spirit through the heart of Mary. I will love God through Mary's heart, with gentleness, with purity, with deep love. I will love God more like Mary's heart as I dwell and become one in her heart. I will love others through the heart of Mary. Mary, that loves each and every soul with such tender and beautiful love for her little children. I will love my brothers more as she loves her little children. When I pray to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit I will pray with this intense love through Mary's heart. As I dwell in the heart of Mary, as I act in oneness with this heart of Mary, I will praise and love the Lord through her heart. How can I give honor and praise to God? Through Mary's heart that loves God more than any other human person can, I can give great honor to God by loving through Mary's heart. Immaculate Heart of Mary, may I forever dwell within this Immaculate Heart and in such purity give love to God and all others through the heart of Mary.

    When we dwell in her heart we share her knowing of living in Jesus, her dwelling in Jesus, and of being one in Jesus.

    The first place that Jesus made His entry as a man into the world was in the womb of Mary. So sacred and so holy the body of Mary to hold the Savior of the world, the Son of God.

    It is so clear that it is the Father's will for us to come through Mary. Let our hearts dwell within the heart that gave life to the beloved Son of God. The heart that beat and gave Him life. Let us dwell in this holy place.

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