November 13, 2009

We ask you first today, what is the day of Christmas?  Jesus was presented in the temple when he was a newborn.  Then, when he was older, he was baptised and cleaned for the world. The bird was there with Him.  Then He was crucified, saying, “My Father, where are You?”
First, He had been baptized, then He gave His life after and suffered for all the people.

Today we learn something very sacred.  Let’s say that you married on Saturday.  Was this a more important day than Sunday?  Or when you were baptised... what day was it?  Was it morning or afternoon?  When someone died, when was the Mass said?  Now we say, “The Mass is finished.”  Is Sunday more important than other days?  Is it a gift?  When Jesus came into Jerusalem while the people laid down palm branches, was that a more important day than the others? 

Now, people say that Sunday is the most important day.  You are not to work on Sunday because God said, “Take a break on Sunday.”  Which day is more important in all of this, to recognize the gift?  It’s the same with the research of the sun and the moon.
“ When”, they are asking, “ did the world begin?”  When was the Spirit living the first time? 

Today it is very important to learn something because when Jesus was living, He taught people every day.  Can we say that the Mass is for teaching every day like this?  When Jesus felt tired at 3:00 a.m. He would go to sleep for a while in a boat, then continue to teach. 

Is Jesus living every day?  We see the host.  Does it mean if we eat it, He is gone?  Is it like when we eat breakfast, lunch and supper?  Is the Mass ‘finished’ for the day if we go early in the morning?  But Jesus said, “Don’t forget Me.  Learn from Me forever.  My gift is to listen to My Spirit, to teach you to recognize the gift and learn, through the guiding of my Spirit, to continue to share and recognize ...”   He said,  ...“ forever.”

When the Spirit said to me, “listen forever,” you can’t say, “The Mass is finished,” for even if you die, the Spirit continues.  If people find the Mass boring, it’s time to wake up and learn to recognize the gift.  First, people recognize love because they respect each other.  Then they can teach other people to recognize, from the Spirit, this gift of love, and share it.
Can anyone say the Mass is boring when you learn forever?  The gift never stops.  But why do people say, “I find it boring?”  Why?  Because, first, when you are sinning, you learn nothing.  The gift says, “Recognize My love.  Remember who I am.”
When Jesus was teaching in the afternoon, all the people were with Him, (it doesn’t matter whether it was Wednesday or Thursday) ... the poor and the bad people were there.  The rich were too busy praying.  Some of the religious people were angry with Him.
 They told Him, “We are supposed to suffer, so we pray all day and share the gift of praying together.” 
But Jesus said, “I’m not dead.  I’m alive.  I share My food with you.  Even the bad ones are with Me.”
Why were the religious people empty but the sinners loved Him so much that they changed their lives to be with Him and be strong? 

Today, it is very sacred – to make sure that people know you are there to love and not to judge.  Some asked Him, “Why do You love us sinners?”
Jesus said, “You are happier today because you recognize that I love you.  If you are sick, you see the doctor.  But when I see you in person, you stop sinning.  It is because you recognize the gift of love.”
Imagine when Peter said, “I’m not worthy of You - You are so beautiful.”  It is why he wanted to be crucified upside-down.  He said, “Only You My Lord are worthy of the love of God for which You suffer.”

I ask you – if you were to die, would you ask to be crucified upside-down because of the sinner that you are? Even now, some who believe in God are saying, “Adore me – I am God!” 
Religious people – humble yourselves!  If you truly recognize the gift of the sacred – serve the people, don’t serve yourself.  Think of who you are with riches, diamonds and rings. 

When Jesus was alive (and now) He said, “I can’t do anything without My Father.”
This means that all people today could say the same:  “I am nothing until My Father teaches me.”
But today, everything is protected and copyright so that others can’t share. 

I feel so blessed to learn because without My Father to teach me to recognize who I am ... I am nothing.  When you recognize your Father, you will humble yourself and say, “My Father, I am here to learn.” 

Today it is time to recognize the gift of the Father and the Son to become one.  It is time also to recognize the gift of tongues.  Imagine when you realize that the Spirit guides you.  The gift is to recognize the living.  Learn to talk, understand and share with the world.  I know that the Spirit guides us to learn – not to be curious only.  Don’t make excuses that you learn something, then do nothing.  The gift is so powerful... it is time to wake up and learn forever.  You will be so fascinated to learn that you will forget to sin and you will be young, not old.  You will be living forever in the future.

Soon the dead will wake up – even if you don’t understand.  What I say you will be shocked to learn from the Spirit.  The gift is living forever.  Please listen.  It is not a dream or a lie.  No.  The dead will become alive.  It will be so fascinating because you will forget the past.  The future starts now – forever. 

I ask you people not to be curious only.  It is a gift to learn.  Become alive.  See what I have seen here. 

 

(insert  John the Baptist in the sky, Toronto sky, Eyes Open and #3 – Pope/chalice from Jesus’ face)

Learn from this – not only to see but to recognize what it means.  Share with each other to recognize the gift that you learn.  Share your love, respect each other and become one.  Continue forever.  Every breath is good forever.

Allelulia

Roger Poisson with the Spirit