Allhallowtide, also known as Hallowtide, is a term that encompasses the three-day observance of All Saints’ Eve (Halloween), All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day, celebrated from October 31 to November 2. This period is traditionally used to reflect on and honor the lives and memories of saints, martyrs, and the dearly departed.

The origins of Allhallowtide can be traced back to ancient pagan festivals, particularly the Celtic festival of Samhain, which marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. This time of year was believed to be a threshold between the world of the living and the dead, where spirits could roam more freely. It was also thought to be a time when communities could come together to celebrate and remember those who had passed on.

On Halloween, people often engage in various activities such as trick-or-treating, costume parties, and communal gatherings. The night is filled with playful elements of spookiness, largely derived from the celebrations of old.

According to Farther Leo, it is a Catholic Christian Celebration see his post on YouTube The Catholic Truth About Halloween: History, Theology, and How to Celebrate It Faithfully!

All Saints’ Day, observed on November 1, is a solemn occasion in many Christian traditions. It is a day to commemorate all saints, known and unknown, who have contributed to the faith. The day is often marked by attending church services, lighting candles, and offering prayers in remembrance.

Following this, All Souls’ Day on November 2 is dedicated to honoring all deceased individuals. This day serves as a reminder to pray for the souls in purgatory and to acknowledge the impact of loved ones who have passed away. Families often visit cemeteries, light candles, and leave flowers on graves as a way to celebrate and remember those they have lost.

Overall, Allhallowtide is a vibrant blend of historical traditions, community gatherings, and spiritual reflection, creating a powerful time for remembrance and celebration. is a three-day Western Christian observance from October 31 to November 2, dedicated to remembering the dead. The festival incorporates All Hallows’ Eve (Halloween), All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day. The name comes from the Old English words hallow, meaning “holy” or “saint,” and tide, meaning “time” or “season”.

Days of Allhallowtide

All Hallows’ Eve (October 31): The first day of Allhallowtide, also known as Halloween, is the vigil for All Saints’ Day. Its traditions were influenced by the ancient Celtic harvest festival of Samhain, which believed the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead was thinnest at this time of year. Early Christian practices for this vigil included fasting and prayer.

All Saints’ Day (November 1): This day, also called All Hallows’ Day or Hallowmas, honors all Christian saints, both known and unknown. In Western traditions, it is a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics and a Principal Feast for Anglicans, with services often including visits to gravesites and placing flowers or candles.

All Souls’ Day (November 2): This day is dedicated to praying for the souls of all the faithful departed, especially those in purgatory. It became widely observed in Europe in the 11th century. Visiting cemeteries and praying for loved ones’ souls are common traditions. In some countries, including Mexico, this day and All Saints’ Day overlap with the vibrant Día de los Muertos celebration.
Traditions and symbolism

Trick-or-treating: This tradition evolved from the practice of “souling,” where poorer people or children would go door-to-door on All Souls’ Day asking for “soul cakes” in exchange for prayers for the dead.

Visiting graves: During this period, it is common for families to visit the graves of deceased relatives to leave candles and flowers as a form of remembrance and prayer.

Liturgical focus: The three-day period is a time for solemn reflection on mortality and the spiritual connection between the living, the saints in heaven, and the faithful departed.
Allhallowtide in modern times

While Halloween is often celebrated separately as a secular holiday, many Christian denominations still observe the full Allhallowtide triduum has the Chaplaincy of Eric Michel Ministries International. The observance helps remind the faithful of their spiritual heritage and connection to the dead. Some churches, including many Anglican and Lutheran congregations, have also added a “Remembrance Sunday” in November to honor war dead and persecuted Christians.

The Ghost of Holly Marie

Dictionary Definition https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ghost

ghost noun

The soul of a dead person is thought of especially as appearing to living people.

Synonyms & Similar Words

Spirit, soul, phantom, spectre, shadow, angel, demon, sprite, djinn, daimon, genie, jinn, succubus, incubus, etc.

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Aquinas 101

Angels are beings or substances that are spirits. Angels have intellect and will, and so exorcise knowledge and love. Still, they do not have bodies. Each angel is essentially a center of consciousness without a body. Angels do not see, taste, smell, touch, hear, imagine or recall sensory things, and they do not have sensory passions; they do not eat,

sleep, smile, laugh, marry, make love or have children, and they’re not babies flying around with wings. Aquinas says: ‘In how the angels interfere with us, they are influencing the physical things or people in the place.”

This definition also applies to Holly Mary, and this is how she protected me.
The story I wrote for a podcast and posted in 2022 was re-published in a newsletter of the Order of the Franciscans of the Eucharist in 2025, after I submitted four articles; only two were retained by the publisher: “The Blessing of the Animals” of Saint Francis day and this one:

United in Spirit OFE Newsletter

December 2024 Vol 5 Issue 2

Unexpected Care of Mother Mary

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miracle noun

An extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs, the healing miracles described in the Gospels.

An extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment. The bridge is a miracle of engineering.

Christian Science: a divinely natural phenomenon experienced humanly as the fulfillment of spiritual law.

I do not know if it was a miracle, but this event happened to me in 1983.
This story begins at the beginning of the 70s, when I was a passenger in my friend Gaetan H.’s car. We drove around the Outaouais most of the time, but occasionally we drove up to Montreal to spend a few hours there. Then it was a four hours drive down and back in Hull (Gatineau today).

On a few occasions, he brought me to visit Montreal churches Notre-Dame and St Joseph Oratory, but not simultaneously, La Ronde, the cinema, bars and restaurants.

One time at the Oratory, when you go out of the primary worship place, there is an escalator to go down. Just across the escalator is a souvenir boutique; I do not know why, but I purchased a Holy Mary Car Magnet to be stuck on the car’s dashboard. The cars’ dashboards were made of metal then. I didn’t have a car, and I didn’t even have a car driver’s licence. So, during my motorcycle time, I stuck Mary on the tachometer.

One day, at lunch hour at work, my friend Denis invited me to have a beer with him, so we went to a bar on Portage St. After one beer, he said I must go home for supper. I worked the evening shift, so it was lunch for me; he wanted me to go with him to his residence for supper, and I would be back on the job in no time. I didn’t want to go, but he convinced me; Denis was driving a Honda Goldwing, and I, the Suzy 1980 GS1100. From Highway 5, there are two exits to go to his place. One was the St. Raymond exit, and the other exit was Blvd Mont Bleu; I was in front of him, aiming at Mont Bleu. I looked in my mirror and saw him going off to St Raymond. So, to be at his place simultaneously, I accelerate up to 80MPH, passing a car, and then it happens.

I don’t remember the month, but it was probably in June; the bike was out of storage in May. At the same time, I asked Honda of Outaouais to do maintenance and a few repairs. It cost a fortune to take it out, but the mechanic told me that it leaked from my front fork. That needs to be addressed; no more cash, so it was ok to drive at an average speed. That year, Suzuki put oil and air in the front fork, and the air leaked.

Carrying on with the story, the motorbike, at that speed, starts to zigzag and wobble, and it slows down to maybe 50 or 40 MPh, and it flips, and the bike and I start to slide for a good two to three hundred feet.

I was terrified of three things:
Will I hit the cement divider? I’m in the passing lane.
The bike is in front of me. Will I hit it if it stops sliding before me?
Is a car coming to run me over?

It was a scorching day. I had never done this before, but I didn’t wear my leather jacket that day.

The result was a second-degree burn in my arms and back.
Treatment: in Hull hospital, a swirl bath in water and iodine.
I was sure of dying, and it didn’t happen. Why?

A few days later, I probed my jeans pockets and found my Holy Mary Magnet all bent out of shape. My father told me that she saved me, probably lifting me off the ground and watching the surroundings so nothing worse would happen. I believed in Divine intervention through Mary.

Bro. Eric Michel

The Heralds of the Gospel consecrated our Bishop Julius Ochungo to Jesus trough Mary according to Louis Marie Montfort.

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Dear Brothers,

Again, as you may have noticed, I am not as often on Facebook as usual, as I am very busy with administrative tasks. I am working to establish a partnership with a church corporation in Africa. From email letters to email responses, they require a lot of information and request even more.

Last Sunday, I participated in a virtual global online celebration of the Jubilee with the Roman Catholic Church, during the month I was working with the Africa Network BFTF. Worked on the profile at the National Association of Ministers. I have a multitude of invitations that I couldn’t attend because there are so many.

Additionally, on the website’s auxiliary pages, I added the “[Belief of New Life Catholic Ministry](https://franciscanseucharist.ca/belief-of-new-life…/)” page and the Tithe “[https://franciscanseucharist.ca/tithe](https://franciscanseucharist.ca/tithe)” page, which should be of interest to everyone.

Additionally, I worked on our Structure (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/…), where the organogram I created not long ago didn’t match what we have on file. So I redo it correctly and adequately. You will notice that it has names that say ‘not official.’ That is because I didn’t receive the documents that Monsignor Celestin requested a few weeks ago. I need those documents to proceed with our organization and partnership with a third party. Please be obliged to send all documents to our Superintendent Bishop Celestin, who will send a copy to me.

Brother Eric

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À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale des missions, le pape Léon présidera la canonisation de sept bienheureux, dont l’archevêque Ignace Choukrallah Maloyan, martyr catholique arménien tué pendant le génocide de 1915, et Peter To Rot, qui sera bientôt le premier saint de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée.

Les autres bienheureux qui seront canonisés sont Vincenza Maria Poloni, Maria del Monte Carmelo Rendiles Martínez, Maria Troncatti, José Gregorio Hernández Cisneros, et Bartolo Longo. Nous sommes ravis de diffuser leur messe de canonisation depuis la place Saint-Pierre !

Dimanche 19 octobre à 15h00 HE / 12h00 HP

The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, formerly known as the Feast of Our Lady of Victory and the Feast of the Holy Rosary, is celebrated on 7 October in the General Roman Calendar. 7 October is the anniversary of the decisive victory of the combined fleet of the Holy League of 1571 over the Ottoman navy at the Battle of Lepanto.

In the Western Rite Vicariate of the Antiochian Orthodox Church, the feast is optionally celebrated on 7 October, under the title The Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Notre-Dame du Rosaire est, dans la tradition catholique, un titre donné à la Vierge Marie associé à la prière du rosaire. Ce titre serait issu d’une apparition mariale survenue au XIIIe siècle, à Prouilhe, dans le sud de la France, au cours de laquelle la Vierge serait apparue à Dominique de Guzmán, fondateur de l’Ordre dominicain.
L’Ordre dominicain fut l’un des principaux propagateurs de cette dévotion mariale sous ce vocable, notamment par la promotion du rosaire, objet de cette dévotion. D’autres figures telles que Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort et Alphonse de Liguori contribuèrent également à la diffusion de cette dévotion.

La fête liturgique de Notre-Dame du Rosaire est célébrée le 7 octobre dans l’Église catholique, en souvenir de la victoire de la bataille de Lépante, attribuée à l’intercession de la Vierge Marie invoquée par la prière du rosaire.

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Previously posted on September 28 at https://franciscanseucharist.ca/

Previously posted on September 28 at https://franciscanseucharist.ca/

Not All Catholics Are Roman – But All Catholics Are One

Eric Michel Ministries International is a New Life Catholic: we are Catholic but not Roman, and Orthodox but not Eastern Orthodox.

We bear solemn witness to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic, grounded in the undivided faith of the primitive Church and continuing in obedience to the Gospel of Christ.

We are Catholic, but not Roman, faithful to the Universal Church and Apostolic Traditions, without submission to the Pope, yet working together as missionaries of the Good News.

We are Orthodox, but not Eastern Orthodox, preserving the fullness of the Anglican Rites in the Western expression of Orthodoxy.

Christ is the center and head of our Ministry. We proclaim Jesus as the Universal Christ, the sole foundation of our faith and the unifying source of our ecclesial identity.

Our Mission:
To follow Jesus Christ in the footsteps of Francis of Assisi, Benedict of Nursia and Thomas Aquinas. And be consecrated to Holy Mary.

“New Life Catholic” refers to the foundational Catholic teaching that, through the grace of God and sacraments, believers are reborn into a new spiritual existence, leaving behind old ways of living to pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and a life of holiness. This “new life” involves a profound union with Christ, enabling believers to live by faith, receive spiritual nourishment, and embrace God’s mission to bring His renewal to the world.

Key Aspects of New Life in Christ:

Baptism and Union with Christ: The Catholic understanding of a new life in Christ begins with baptism, a sacred act that symbolizes a rising to new life with Christ. Through baptism, believers are clothed with Christ and become one with Him in a profound union.

Transformation of Life: This new life requires a transformation of one’s thinking, habits, and expectations, letting go of old ways of living to embrace new ones rooted in Christ’s teachings and in the Marianist & Teilhardist traditions.

Spiritual Nourishment: The Eucharist (Holy Communion) provides “true food” for this new spiritual life, sustaining believers in their union with Christ.

Mission and Holiness: Living this new life involves participating in God’s mission to proclaim the Gospel and renew the world. It also means growing in holiness through the Catholic teachings, its codes of conduct, and its sacraments.

Continual Renewal: The journey of new life is a process of continuous renewal, not just a single event. God continually provides for and renews His people through various encounters, especially in the Church’s sacramental life.

Empowerment by the Holy Spirit: The Holy Spirit, received as a born-again Charismatic Confirmation, empowers believers for this journey of faith and service.

In essence, “New Life Catholic” signifies a complete spiritual rebirth that leads to a profound, ongoing relationship with God, transforming believers to live in ways that reflect the love and teachings of the Universal Christ.

“We are New Life Catholic” is a spiritual declaration for individuals or groups who have embraced a renewed life through faith. The phrase draws on the core Christian belief that through baptism and a relationship with Jesus Christ, one becomes a “reborn” person, a born-again Christian Catholic.

As a spiritual declaration, it can be understood in several ways:
A New Beginning through the Sacraments: In the Catholic tradition, the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation are transformative events. The phrase can serve as a way to celebrate this spiritual renewal.

A call to conversion: a personal commitment to living a life aligned with the Catholic teachings of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, as explained by Ilia Dilo, a Franciscan nun. This involves a change of heart and mind, as well as a commitment to virtue.
An Easter and Resurrection message: The concept is a central theme during the Easter season, which celebrates the resurrection of Jesus and his victory over death. By rising with Christ, Catholics are called to a new existence.

In contrast to other Christian groups, while some non-Catholic churches named “New Life” exist (often evangelical or Pentecostal), the addition of “Catholic” signals adherence to the traditions and doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church.

Our Lady, Star of the Sea, is an ancient title for Mary, the mother of Jesus. The words Star of the Sea are a translation of the Latin title Stella Maris.

The title has been in use since at least the early medieval period. Purportedly arising from a scribal error in a supposed etymology of the name Mary, it came to be seen as an allegory of Mary’s role as a “guiding star” on the way to Christ. Under this name, the Virgin Mary is believed to intercede as a guide and protector of seafarers in particular. Many coastal churches are named Stella Maris or Star of the Sea.

A guiding star for seafarers has led to devotion to Our Lady, Star of the Sea, in many Catholic coastal and fishing communities. Numerous churches, schools and colleges are dedicated to “Stella Maris, Our Lady Star of the Sea”, or “Mary, Star of the Sea”.

Stella Maris Monastery, the foundation house of the Carmelite order, was established on Mount Carmel in Haifa in the early thirteenth century. The abbey was destroyed several times, but the refounded Stella Maris monastery is still considered the headquarters of the order.

Devotions to this title of Mary are found in the popular Catholic hymn, Hail Queen of Heaven, the Ocean Star and the ancient prayer Ave Maris Stella. The widely sung “Sicilian Mariners’ Hymn”, O Sanctissima, also reflects this devotion, as do Tamil hymns.

Our Lady, Star of the Sea, is the patroness of the Netherlands, as well as the American state of Hawaii. The Roman Catholic Church commemorates Our Lady, Star of the Sea, on 27 September.

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Welcome to the virtual Friary of the Three Marys (EMMI Province des Trois Maries)

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We do not use any esoteric or occult science.

God’s intelligent design is the name that creates the universe. We are uniting the concept of “creation spirituality,” based on the 1960s Roman Catholic Catechism and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s Noosphere, with modern science to create a new vision of Christianity.

The Cosmic Christ is the incarnation of the Metaphysical Christ in the universe, particularly in Mother Nature. We will discuss Christianity, the historical Jesus, science, and, of course, the paranormal.

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955) was a French philosopher and Catholic priest who conceived the Omega point, a maximum level of complexity and consciousness towards which we believe the universe is evolving from the Big Bang.

Our story began in 1978 because Eric Michel is passionate about religion and fascinated by Christian mythology. The Church evolved primarily due to discoveries in archaeology and history, and, to a lesser extent, the work of philosophers, as well as the investigations of journalists and writers over the years.

Our organization’s leading search team planned, discovered, and elaborated on the roots of what would become our Church from 1978 to 1993. Not until 2014 did we decide to register with Canada’s government as a Not-For-Profit religious corporation.

We present a list of our Video collection for teaching, sermons, morality, and ministries. Our topics include Christianity and religions, the devil and evil, paranormal, social, comedy, history, and documentary content for our class as part of the video teaching-learning approach.

All along the year, from one Symposium (General Assembly) to the next Symposium (usually between 10 January and 20 February), we raise funds for our operation. The process is via memberships, training fees, and donations that we accumulate during that time. The membership fee is 21.00$ CAD per year.

Please take into consideration that Eric Michel Ministries International is a multidenominational Christian organization, encompassing Baptist, Catholic (including independent Liberal and Progressive branches), Evangelical, Methodist, Pentecostal, Unitarian, and Universalist traditions. Operating under different names, all under the Interdenominational Assembly of Churches (IAoC), an association of churches and para-churches. For this reason, we use the Universal Creed or the Ecumenical creed, including the Unitarian Creed (www.bible.ca/cr-Unity.htm)

In dogma, you will find articles that do not conform to the fundamentalist or moderate believers. We are Christians with a diverse range of Christian beliefs and perspectives. The Christian Left is a range of centre-left and left-wing Christian political and social movements that mostly embrace social justice viewpoints and uphold a social gospel. Given the inherent diversity in international political thought, the term can have different meanings and applications in other countries.

We approach homosexuality differently from other Christian political groups. This approach can be driven by focusing on issues differently, regardless of whether one holds similar or different religious views. Those on the Christian left who share comparable beliefs with other Christian political groups. Still, a different focus may view Christian teachings on specific issues, such as the Bible’s prohibitions against killing or criticisms of concentrations of wealth, as far more politically significant than Christian teachings on social issues emphasized by the religious right’s opposition to homosexuality. Others in the Christian left have a different focus on cases from other Christian political groups, but they hold different religious ideas.

For example, all Christian left members consider discrimination and bigotry against homosexuals to be immoral. However, they differ in their views towards homosexual sex. Some believe homosexual sex is sinful but largely unimportant compared to issues relating to social justice or even sexual morality matters involving heterosexual sex. Others affirm that some homosexual practices are compatible with the Christian life. Such members believe common biblical arguments used to condemn homosexuality are misinterpreted. Biblical prohibition of homosexual practices is actually against a specific type of homosexual sex act, i.e. pederasty, the sodomizing of young boys by older men. Thus, they hold biblical prohibitions to be irrelevant when considering modern same-sex relationships.

Catholic

All who have an open mind and an honest heart are welcome. We don’t discriminate based on race, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnicity, or disability. Our five sacraments, including the fullness of Holy Orders, are available to all baptized.

We, the parishioners of Saint Anthony’s Ministry, Saint James and Saint Jude, Saint Mary of Magdala, under the Archdiocese of Saint Thomas, carry on Christ’s mission by expressing our faith publicly. In communion with other Christian denominations proclaiming the Good News. With God’s help and the blessing of our Archbishop, we like to spread joy and happiness among our brothers and sisters.

Eric Michel was born and raised in a Roman Catholic Family. The Archbishop, who taught vigorously on the Church’s Bible, dogma, and the mysteries and miracles, maintained a connection to the Roman Catholic Church through his parents.

The 2017 implantation of the Methodist Episcopal Nonconforming Conference, inspired by the liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church, changed the dogma of the Eucharist by introducing open communion.

History

The research began earlier when a Grade 8 teacher requested an investigation into homework. He set out to find the truth. After extensive research into the truth, he established a syncretic group that included teaching spiritual masters and sharing spiritual discoveries he had founded with eleven friends who invested their bodies and souls in the task. This effort culminated in 1987 with the establishment of the first congregation. The fallout from a Bible course at the Dominicans at University College, Dominican on Empress Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario.

However, this gave birth to the Universal Society of New Syncretism. Eric Michel remembers his friend, Sylvain, helping him develop an artwork over several nights in 1991 that represented their logo and conveyed all the church’s teachings at a glance. We were 12 members located in the city of Hull on Benedict Street.

In 1993, all members separated for many reasons. Eric Michel returned to work for an organization that helps people with substance abuse as a street worker.

In May 2010, the total work of research, study, and exploration led to the Church Organization’s decline and its becoming gnostic, a big shock for many people but a natural step for those surrounding him.

His last years as a Gnostic were marked by many persuasive arguments in favour of the Faith. On August 3, 2010, Eric Michel Ministries was established, and the chaplaincy was established on July 30, 2010. In May 2012, he met Rev. Marie Arnold, who became the co-founder of the chaplaincy under Eric Michel International and the founder of the Baptist ministry, New Hope Ministry and Missions.

From Gnostic teaching to the new catholic teaching at EMMI

So we are Catholic, but not of the Roman Catholic variety.

To be catholic is to participate in christogenesis, attentive to the Spirit who is creating all-new. The energy of wholeness, a new catholicity, a new creation Christ Omega CATHOLICITY is the energy of evolution, the Spirit of love toward Omega.

Gnosis Faith

God is a transcendent entity, unknowable to us through our limited human senses (like Deism). God, the ONE, the Divine, the Source, the Good, created the Eons.

Eons are principles of spiritual elements: the Truth, the Faith, Love, Intelligence and Sophia (Wisdom)—Eon vs. eon. For the noun meaning an indefinitely long time, eon is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English—scientists, especially geologists, also like it. Outside North America, eon is favoured for uses unrelated to science, but eon appears about a third of the time.

Our goal is to live in Harmony, in fullness toward heaven.

Sofia (an Eon emanates from God) created Christ, the Creator, the Craftsman.

Jesus’ words:” The kingdom of heaven is here.” It’s a spiritual transcendence that can be achieved in this life, in this body, right here and now; freedom is within.

The pursuit of gnosis, which means knowledge, is a unique form of spiritual understanding that’s sometimes akin to what we call revelation. It is a spiritual insight into the meaning and nature of things. Gnostics believe that humans contain a part of the Divine and, with their power, achieve salvation.

Christ is not human at all but only seems to be. Jesus and Christ are separate beings. Jesus is human. Christ is a spiritual Prince who enabled him to perform marvellous things.

In Gnostic Mythology, Jesus became Christ when Sofia called the Logos on him at his baptism. Gnostics believe that humans could symbolically die in the physical world and resurrect through knowledge of the Christ within.

Christ, The Big Bang

From Ilia, Delio, Teaching adapted to Eric Michel’s Gnostic faith.

Catholicity is the energy of evolution toward Omega.

We need to change our metaphysical science to the new one, the hyper-physic

Christianity was primarily developed in the Middle Ages, drawing from the teachings of ancient Greek philosophers and was geocentric. All

turn around the earth, and we humans are at the centre.

Mystical Explanation:

Now with all the facts, we can extrapolate our story of knowledge, our revelation as we are all part of the Divine caused

by the big bang and the fallout of a supernova on earth through the evolution we were born (Darwin) and in us we are

part of God/Christ. Sofia created Christ the Creator, the Craftsman or God wisdom named Christ created a singularity

that bangs the universe in a second and its expansion over time.

Christogenesis

Christ is the spark, the singularity.

Christ is the culmination of the evolution from the Big Bang, a union of love.

Christ is the motif of Creation

Christ is the whole cosmos

Christ is the redeemer

The big bang is the unfolding of God consciousness

Jesus is the evolution

Jesus is the entire maker

Where all religions will converge toward the Omega Point

We are the universe, and the universe is in us. (Like in star dust), We are also part of the universe’s evolution.

Everything is interconnected and lies at the core of all that exists, being interdependent.

I believe in:

One

Holy

Whole making

Spirit of love

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