Teaching "Our Birth Is A 'Holy' Gift From God" 2-3-83
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- Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2008 08:16:48 -0800 (PST)
This Teaching says,
"Each child born to the world is a responsibility,
and this responsibility then passes on to the child at
different times of life. It is wrong to not protect a
child, but it is also wrong for the child to feel they
have all the rights because they are a child and they
feel they are free from responsibility."
TEACHING DELIVERED THROUGH FRANCES M. KLUG
ON FEBRUARY 3,1983
"OUR BIRTH IS A 'HOLY' GIFT FROM GOD"
"Birth of a child is a Heavenly Gift of Love.
One thing all men have in common is the fact that no
one asked to be born.
Birth immediately puts a child into the world,
needing food, needing care, needing teaching, needing
love, needing direction, needing good example. The
ingredients that make this child able to comprehend,
understand, respond, and learn, are registered through
the brain, the mind and the intellect of this child.
It is always sad when a child appears deficient in
what we call a healthy condition, but whichever God
chooses for this child, our responsibility as parents and
as adults should be obvious to us that we must use every
effort to care for, be responsible for, and protect this
child against physical harm, mental abuse or spiritual
misdirection.
Each child born to the world is a responsibility,
and this responsibility then passes on to the child at
different times of life. It is wrong to not protect a
child, but it is also wrong for the child to feel they
have all the rights because they are a child and they
feel they are free from responsibility.
Intellect tells us that we have certain
responsibilities. Our environment says we are committed
to certain responsibilities. Instinctively we know right
from wrong. This in itself is the basis for our moral
actions, thoughts and words.
A human being is a special creation of God,
obvious because of the intellect, the free will, and the
ability to participate in the procreation of life.
The color of a man denotes culture, background,
and separates the heritage of men, thus making life a
lot more interesting.
It would be rather monotonous to have everyone
the same color, all with the same face, all with the same
structure, all with the same degree of intellect, all with
the same talents, all with the same tastes in living, all
with the same behavioral patterns.
God made life interesting for us. God gave us
so many different good things to participate in, to be a
part of, to strive for, to be successful at, to conquer,
to challenge with skill, with ability, with intellect.
God gave us the elements to make life possible
for our physical makeup, and, of course, interesting.
When things remain the same, it allows lethargy,
dullness, little motivation, but we must thank God for
all the attention He gave to our benefit in every facet
of life.
Men shout, 'Peace on earth.' God says, 'I want
Saints in Heaven.' Men shout, 'I want to be a part of
greatness.' God says, 'I want you to be a Saint in
Heaven.' Because men feel that Sainthood is so far in
the distance, and recognition on earth seems so important,
there is a common expression, 'Let's live today,
tomorrow may never come.' ONE MOMENT, PLEASE.
Tomorrow is what we were born to have. Tomorrow
is what we were born to work for. Tomorrow we could
reach the GOAL of life, SAINTHOOD WITH GOD
FOREVER.
Some men live day to day, never truly carrying
out principles for life, for living. They are drags on
society, always complaining, always berating, always
debasing, always full of self-pity, always critical, always
negative, always a bore to be with because they give
nothing positive, they give nothing to motivate, they give
nothing of themselves that you want to remember them
by. They give no hope to living.
All ages of life have responsibilities as soon as
there is understanding of one's own needs, one's own
part in family living, one's own responsible actions
toward extending happiness in a family, not gloom, not
moodiness.
When the lights go off at night and all heads are
laid to rest, there should be a feeling of togetherness
and there should be a unity in living.
So many times people forget that the one thing
that can bring the unity of living in the home is praying
together. This is not for the people who are fanatical
or ethereal or overly religious. It is for, first of all,
unity in loving God, unity in believing in Him, unity
in giving thanks to Him, unity in having hope in Him,
unity in being able to ask Him for things, for He is
The Father of all mankind; unity in praying for others
to Him, unity in one day wanting to be with Him.
Prayer is a powerful vehicle to happiness in a
home. Prayer in itself says more than human love, more
than human monetary goals. Prayer says Faith in God,
trust in God. These two things can give strength at
moments that nothing else can give. Prayer softens the
obstacles, the hurts, the fears. Prayer motivates more
communication with God. Prayer elevates one's mind
to better things, higher things. Prayer puts substance
into relationships. Prayer mobilizes families, motivates
and encourages their striving to reach goals. Prayer
requests protection that is needed in times of doubt,
troubles, conflicts, emergencies.
No one here asked to be born, but we must all
remember that it was a Holy Gift from God, a privilege
for each of us, a responsibility of love, and a Goal that
nothing else compares to, Sainthood for our Souls.
What makes the Gift of Life Holy? First, the fact
that we have a Soul, a Portion of God as Part of us,
that He created as the Part of us that must return to
Him in a Pure State of Being one day.
The Gift of Life is Holy because it is the Gift for
Life in the act of procreation, according to God's Plan.
Men do not fully understand this Holy Gift from
God. In its full essence, it is the manner in which God
gives man the opportunity, the privilege, the
responsibility to be the participants of furthering life
upon the earth, which in its full meaning, should be
understood, that with each life immediately conceived,
a Portion of God enters; this Portion is called a Soul,
a Living Portion of God into a living portion of man,
a Holy Gift for a Holy Reason, for Holiness as a
Reward.
Any abuse to this Gift of Life will be answerable
to God, as only He deems the Judgment to be. We
cannot take liberties with human life, and we cannot
reduce the Holy Presence of our Soul to a meaningless
subject or portion of our being."
Saint Joseph's Hill Of Hope
Brea, California 92822 U.S.A.
www.TheMiracleOfStJoseph.org
All Revelations are delivered spontaneously
and continuously as witnessed by all those
present at the time.
© Copyright 1996 FMK. All rights reserved.
This is used with the permission of the copyright holder.
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