Letter from
Bishop Roman Danylak to Mrs. Cecilia Pohl in Germany
November 16,
2001
Dear Madame
Pohl,
I thank you
for your kind letter of concern with the way events are unfolding around the
messages and miraculous signs from Our Lord and Our Lady through Julia Kim. I
have been away from Rome these past seven months. I had returned to Canada for
medical reasons, and it is only last Sunday that I returned to the Eternal
City.
Your concerns
are shared by many in the Catholic Church, first those in their native Korea,
and around the entire globe from the Far East and through the Americas. We know
the reasons for this, the progressive liberal attitude of the younger Korean
clergy that are dictating church policy to their bishops. This is a crisis that
is pervading the entire Catholic Church, and not only the issues of Julia Kim
and other visionaries, but addresses the issues of our Catholic Faith and the
Christian life, especially the life of the family and the education of children.
The crisis began during Vatican Council II, and infected all the ranks of
society; especially in the technologically advanced countries of Western Europe,
the Americas and the Far East. It is taking on frightening proportions. Our Lord
forewarned us of this in the Gospel. Who knows when the Son of Man returns, will
he still find faith? The faith is being rejected even by those who continue to
call themselves Catholic.
This is why
Our Lord is now entering into the affairs of men. An awesome sign is the
disaster of September 11. As the Lord admonished through some of His messengers:
this is the beginning of the chastisement of the world for the sins of abortion
and the many others against life. Jesus did not blow up the towers. He is a God
of life, not of death. And at the very beginning God gave us His commandment “Do
not kill.?But as we learn from the Old Testament and from history, He is present
in the affairs of men, and uses even the folly of men to chastise and
purify.
The Holy
Father and the Vatican are very much aware of the world situation in the
Catholic Church; and the Holy Father knew of the miracle with Julia Kim of which
he himself was a witness, even though the Vatican and the Holy Father
dissimulated about their knowledge of the Eucharistic miracle for several
years.
As Mary's
Touch informs us, the Holy Father addressed the issue of the Naju miracles
directly with Korean bishops in March 2001 during their quinquennial visit to
Rome? The latest now is that he and Cardinal Ratzinger are becoming more
directly involved in this issue, for they realize its importance as a voice of
Heaven. The new archbishop of Kwangju is continuing to submit to the pressures
of his priests. It appears that the Vatican will now take a more direct
stance.
Secondly, in
the past few months knowledge of these miracles has become publicly acclaimed in
Rome and Italy, and also in Mexico and Guadalupe. And in Canada and the
U.S.A.there is a lively interest growing, notwithstanding the reticence of the
local bishops. No one can continue to hide or to dissimulate about the voice of
Heaven. There is no need for you to organize intervention with the Holy See,
because it is fully appraised of the situation, and is now beginning to
act.
What we must
continue to do is to make these miracles and messages, given through Julia, more
known throughout the world. You can now speak more boldly of it, because the
Holy Father has finally acknowledged the miracles. And more importantly we must
firmly believe that heaven is involved and will not allow even priests and
bishops to frustrate the work of our Lord and the Blessed Mother.
Please accept
my sincerest thanks for your devotion to the truth about Naju and its miracles
and messages.
I
remain,
Respectfully
yours in the Lord and the Blessed Mother
Roman
Danylak |