@Lushiro

@Lushiro Then you shouldn't, by your own definition, been trying to teach. The rest you wrote is just plain evil. You played judge and jury over someone you have no idea of. I'm not sure why you're so heavily clouded, but I've no wish to find out either. I will just hope you find your way.

@Magicianzini You say what I speak is evil and yet you yourself do not understand the workings of the Holy Spirit which is to lead souls to the truth? You should tread very carefully because to say the workings of the Holy Spirit is evil amounts to blasphemy that Jesus spoke of when the Pharisees accredited His works and miracles to be the workings of demons. I don't teach on my own authority but by The Most High Yahweh and Ruach Hakodesh, with the indwelling of Yeshua. If you do not know who they are, then you will never understand what God's Will actually is. The only judgment is directed towards falsehoods and lies that are stumbling blocks for souls must return to the Father of Love and Mercy, you and many will not stop the Will of God in the salvation of souls neither here or anywhere.

@LadyGrace The Book of John 6 is literal. The Eucharist is Jesus Christ truly Present and where we can find Him on earth as He promised to be with us unto the end of the age. The Love of God isn't merely expressed by words but it's rooted in truth. The Crucifixion and The Eucharist. Jesus is the full expression of God's Love. Jesus instituted the Last Supper for a reason. He told us to eat Him for a reason. He told us to go where we can find Him so we can be in His literal Presence. If you actually visit an Eucharistic Adoration chapel you would experience His Love without any barriers.

@Lushiro

I appreciate your passion for your faith, and I respect the importance of the Eucharist in your tradition. I'm intrigued by your experience with Eucharistic Adoration, and I'd love to learn more about what it means to you. At the same time, I've always understood God's love to be universal and unconditional, as expressed in John 3:16. Can we explore how you see these two aspects of your faith intersecting?

@LadyGrace The Eucharist which is the Bread of Life as Jesus told us in the Book of John is His Literal Presence - His Real Body on earth under the ordinary appearance of bread, veiled by faith to us unless Jesus Himself lifts the veil from time to time like He has done over the centuries and to myself throughout my own mystical experiences that are verified by several individuals. The Eucharist is not a symbol as many believe but it's a literal Person - Jesus Christ in the same way He was interacted with on earth when He walked among us in the flesh and how Moses saw the back of God on mount Sinai and talked to Him. God's Love is for all and it isn't just a vague 'Universal' (not to demean that) but it's personal. God’s love is personal for each and every soul thats what it really means. Every person's relationship with God is not the same and we can only have a true relationship with the Father through Jesus Christ. I recommend you to read my extensive blogpost and testimony with an open heart, I've added as much as possible to it to help people understand the Eucharist: https://eucharisticmarianremnantarmy.blogspot.com/2025/09/first-locution-message-from-jesus-christ.html?m=1

@eyeno Amen!

@eyeno Did you read this post? Mother of Salvation The Medal of Salvation offers the Gift of Conversion??

@LadyGrace Mary is bringing souls to her Son that is it. She prays to Him in order for us to receives His graces to help aid us in saving our souls. Are you okay? Wouldn't a loving Mother do anything to help save her children? Jesus appointed her to be the mother of God’s children as she is the New Eve. People need to read their bibles again.

@Collegegirl23 No its a God-painted relic that's survived even until now: https://www.shroud.com/

@Lushiro It is not proof. God warns against putting objects or relics at the center of one's faith, rather than God Himself. Instead, the focus is on a personal relationship with God and following His teachings. God said in his word that he is against the use of symbolic rituals and idolatry. "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." Many times in the Bible he rebuked people for the practice of ritualistic worship. This includes worshiping statues or angels or putting our faith in a prayer cloth. That's what the Bible says not to do. But to put our faith in him.

There seems to be in some churches today, a disconnect between tradition and heartfelt worship. Many people find comfort and meaning in their faith traditions, while others may feel constrained by practices that don't align with their personal beliefs or values. I have seen indoctrination lead to a superficial faith, rather than a deeply personal one.

@Lushiro You say you're sharing a message of love and hope here, but what you're doing and saying here is contradictory to God's word, and that is very disturbing. Mary never has and never will, bring us salvation.

It is deeply concerning that you promote certain views on Mary that contradict biblical teachings. Specifically, that Mary plays a role in salvation, which undermines the biblical doctrine that Jesus Christ is the sole Mediator between God and humanity.

Some key biblical points that might be relevant to this discussion include:

*Jesus as the Sole Mediator*: 1 Timothy 2:5 states that there is only one mediator between God and humanity, and that is Jesus Christ.

Salvation through Christ Alone: Acts 4:12 emphasizes that salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved, except through Jesus Christ.

- *Mary's Role*: While Mary is honored as the mother of Jesus, the Bible doesn't assign her a role as an intercessor or co-redeemer. Instead, she acknowledges her need for a Savior in Luke 1:46-47.

The Catholic Church has recently clarified its stance on Mary's role, stating that Jesus alone saved humanity from eternal damnation, and therefore Catholics should not refer to Mary as "co-redeemer" or "co-redemptrix".

The statement originates from a document titled "Mater Populi Fidelis" (Mother of the Faithful People of God) released by the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith on November 4, 2025. This document clarifies that using the title "Co-Redemptrix" to describe Mary, Jesus' mother, is not appropriate as it may overshadow Christ's unique role in salvation. The document was approved by Pope Leo XIV on October 7, 2025.

Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, explained that the document aims to specify Mary's place, in light of the mystery of Christ as the sole mediator and redeemer. The Church emphasizes that Mary's role is subordinate to Christ's and that titles such as "Co-Redemptrix" may create confusion about Christ's exclusive role in salvation.

The Bible says not to give our devotion or praise or prayers even to Mary. That would break the first commandment of the Bible. It says not even to worship angels are put anything or anyone above God. I know many Catholics pray the rosary and Hail Mary! This is not consistent with Bible teachings. Not at all. She is not to be held in reverence even alongside God. This is ritualistic, what God taught against in the Bible. Instead of praying the Rosary, people should be praying directly to Jesus the only mediator between God and man, as stated in the Bible.

@LadyGrace There is no contradictions at all because everything is Biblical that the Catholic Church teaches and all things we practice ONLY comes from the Bible otherwise there is no Church without Jesus or His Word. The Bible must be read through the lens of Christ and His Holy Spirit, we are all called to participate in Christ’s mediation you cannot take that verse from timothy and spin it by personal interpretations. Are we not participating in Christ’s mediation to the Father through Himself by praying for others? People please open your eyes. We are God's family and we are His co-sharers through and in Christ without which we can do nothing and cannot go to the Father.