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What We LostThis newsletter is intended to put

forth a viewpoint that has been under

constant attack for the past 300 years.

The West was honoured, brought out

from the darkness of confusion, where

human sacrifice was practised and thepeople worshipped the elements instead

of the One Creator. Revelation, in the

form of Christianity came from the East

and brought with it the light of the East.

People of ruse and deception, then, step

by step, destroyed Europeans connection

to this light.

Our present day confusion is just a

natural outcome of decisions that were

made many centuries ago- the seeds of

which were planted in the so called

renaissance.

The sapling from these bad seeds

broke through the earth, when

democracy pushed its way on the global

scale through violence, treason, and

blood, in the greatest disaster the world

has seen in the last thousand years: The

French Revolution. In this act, the old

order was overturned, the feet became

the head, the market place weasel took

overthe noblemans position, and hell was

unleashed on earth.

I believe that humans are one family

and that our destiny is to be believers. It is

my hope with this newsletter that we may

put one brick toward building the kingdom

of heaven on earth and to take one brick

from the kingdom of hell we see around us

today. People have suffered for to long

under falsehood, and having been

separated from their beliefs have becomewretched. The hell of the mind has

reached its end: The future is for believers.

DECEMBER 2010 VOL. #1 ISSUE #1

In the Name of God the Merciful the Compassionate

The Believers Voice

The picture above the article is a detail from the book of Kells a classic work from

the Middle Ages, made by Irish Monks. Tell me, does this look like the work of

people that needed a renaissance and an enlightenment?

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There was once a Montreal businessman

who was sitting by the beach in a small Gaspe

village. As he sat, he saw a fisherman rowing a

small boat towards the shore having caught quite a

few big fish. The businessman was impressed and

asked the fisherman, How long does it take you to

catch so many fish? The fisherman replied, Oh,

just a short while. Then why dont you staylonger at sea and catch even more? he asked?

This is enough to feed my whole family, andbesides I have the rest of the day to spend with my

family and enjoy the weather. the fisherman said.

The businessman offered a suggestion to the

fisherman. I could help you to become a more

successful person. From now on, you should spend

more time at sea and try to catch as many fish as

possible. When you have saved enough money,

you could buy a bigger boat and catch even more

fish. Soon you will be able to afford to buy moreboats, set up your own company, your own

production plant for canned food and distribution

network. By then, you will have moved out of this

village and to Montreal, where you can set up HQ

to manage your other branches. The fishermanlooked at him and asked, And after that? The

businessman says, After that, you can finally

retire, you can move to a house by the fishing

village, wake up early in the morning, catch a few

fish, then return home to play with kids, have a

nice afternoon nap with your wife, and whenevening comes, you can do as you desire. The

fisherman looked at the businessman as if was

crazy:

Isnt that what I am doing now?

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I left the sea in 43 to go to the town for

Gold.

But even though I left her behind

She never left me.

I hear her now as I fall to sleepAnd I weep to think what I lost.

Oh to awake at night and hear again the sea

kissing upon the moonlit shore.

Alas no more, no more.

The More ThingsChange

The Sun Sets Perce Rock Gaspe,Quebec 1861-1867

Artist: William Bradford

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THIS IS A HERO

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This is blessed brother Andre, a real saint, a

man among men. He lived in Montreal at the turn of the

century. He was not even a priest but a doorman of a

seminary. He was sick his whole life and weak but he

worked very hard and devoted his life to his Creator and

to the service of his fellow man. He was a friend to all-

His local parishner sent him to Montreal and said in a

letter: Im sending you a saint.

He loved Saint Joseph and felt a strong

connection to him so he began cutting hair to raise

money to build a chapel on the mountain next to his

seminary. He was so humble, pure, powerful, and brave,

that miracles began to manifest in him- he healed, not

one or two, but thousands of people. At his funeral a

million people past his casket to say goodbye: an honor

not bestowed on any public figure since.

All the while he remained humble and said he

was nothing, that he was St Josephs dog, only. He

prayed for people and cried for them to be believers. He

was a believer, a true one. One story: When the

committee to build a bigger church for the site for where

the Oratory is now came into financial difficulties the

bureaucrats worried that they couldnt raise enough

money. Frere Andr was called to one of theyre

meetings. He looked at them, and pulled out a statue of

St Joseph and said, Place this on the foundations of

what you want to build- if God wills He will cover his

Saint. That is the act of a Believer: full trust in God

beyond means. Go by Queen Mary Street and see the

Oratory today in all its glory. Remember it was started

with haircuts for a nickel and pure belief in our Creator

that through Him all can be done.

We too can be like Frere Andre. What goodness are we

going to build today?

And hold fast, all together, by the rope which God (stretches out for you), and be not divided

among yourselves; and remember with gratitude God's favour on you; for ye were enemies and

He joined your hearts in love, so that by His Grace, ye became brothers- Holy Quran