A Few Words before the Pilgrimage (2016)
to saint John Nepomuk,
Lužnice, the Czech republic, August 20, 2016
Fr. Martin Fuchs
Recently Don Vescovi, an old
Italian priest said:
“The Muslims can come and kill
me – I am not afraid – it will be honour for me to die for the Catholic faith.
What; however, fills me with fear and worry, is the youth. Will they have
enough strength to profess the faith?“
The young people are growing
up in a society with many different religions, in a society where people hide
the cross in school, in hospital, and other public places, in a society where
people do not take children to the church for baptism and don’t have Catholic
marriages. In a society where the Ten Commandments are not the laws of a
country any longer, where abortion, euthanasia, homosexual couples are considered
absolutely normal.
Can they have the necessary strength
to give their lives for the true faith?
We always have to decide if we
are pro or against Jesus Christ! If we are not for Jesus Christ, we have
already decided of our judgment.
In the Old Testament people
had to believe in Jesus Christ, The Messiah. Otherwise they would not be saved.
They expressed this faith in observing the Commandments and the laws in the
temple.
In the New Testament people
must also believe in Jesus Christ. The faithful express their faith by
observing the Commandments, by accepting the Catholic teaching, by receiving
the Sacraments, by praying. If they are not connected with Jesus Christ by this
faith, it is impossible for them to reach their eternal goal.
The Muslims are coming to the
formerly Christian countries. They will occupy them and convert or kill people
who do not believe in Allah.
For them there are only two
houses, Allah’s house where all people live who believe in Allah and the second
house is the house where all other people live. And this house must be
occupied.
European countries always fought
against the Muslims to protect the Catholic faith, the most precious good we
can possess, e.g. in 732 in Tours and Poitiers (France), in 1571 in Lepanto
(Greek) and in 1683 in Vienna (Austria).
And now the Muslims were welcomed
by Mrs. Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany!
If there is a danger for them
to be sent back, they ask for a baptism or pretend to be homosexuals. Their
intention is not honest at all. They do so only to stay in the European Union
and to occupy all these countries one day.
Let us ask saint John Nepomuk
for his intercession and his help for our countries. Let us keep the Catholic
faith!
Protect your children with the
miraculous medal and the medal of saint Benedict! Give them holy water every
day and lead them to a life in prayer!
Amen.
