BLACK, AFRICAN DIASPORA CATHOLICS (INCL. OCEANIA, CARIBBEAN) PROPHECY MEDITATIONS

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BLACK SAINT OF THE DAY

 Antony of Kemet (Egypt), I am Antony (also known as Saint Anthony).  I was 20 years old, a member of the Coptic Christian Catholic Rite.  Around the year 270 A.D.  I lived on a Nile Valley farm.  My parents had died, leaving me to care for the estate and my younger sister.

    At church service on one day, the gospel reading was Matt.19.21, and sayd, “If you wish to be perfect, go, and sell your possessions, and give the money to the poor and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me.”

   This was my clarion call, a direct word from God, Almighty.  Scripture reading was directed to me.

     I went home, and got rid of all I owned, to my neighbors my three hundred fertile lands.  My other possessions and chattels I sold, giving the proceeds to the poor.  I reserved a reasonable and necessary amount for my sister, then a young woman.  (Vitae Patrum, I, Vita Antonii.2)  Her care would be by the local community of women.

         I chose to live in solitude, by him near my village.  I supported myself, working with his hands.  I made acquaintance with Christians also living in solitude.  Their counsel and my constant prayer to the Almighty led me to find out how to serve God.

    Solitude with silence I discovered became necessary.  For 35 years, I grew in the contemplative and meditative life, and went further into the desert.  When people learned of me and my way, others came to join. 
     God grace me with radiance, an ability to speak, and a humble dignity.  Through God’s grace, I gained an even-tempered judgment. 
    Athanasius in writing of me said, “My way of life was the beginning of the 'peopling of the desert”.

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Afrocentric Rosary Mysteries by St. Brigid Traditional Choir (Los Angeles). Afrocentric Chaplets Divine Mercy moderated by James Wesly Smith,

MONDAY - -AFROCENTRIC JOYFUL ROSARY MYSTERIES - MYSTERIES

Joyful Mysteries of Rosary

Joyful Mysteries

Pray the Joyful mysteries on Monday and Saturday, the Luminous on Thursday, the Sorrowful on Tuesday and Friday, and the Glorious on Wednesday and Sunday (with this exception: Sundays of Christmas season - The Joyful; Sundays of Lent - Sorrowful)

See http://www.rosary-center.org/howto.htm

 Fair ues for the era of peace site, 17 U.S.C. for those in the Africa Diaspora who would not be exposed to such, ordinarily.

The Mark of the Beast & the Cashless Society

Willful acceptance of the subdermal microchip, the Mark of the Beast (Rev. 13), is lethal to the soul.  For that reason we continue to monitor the commercial and governmental development of this device.  For detailed discussions of the mark of the beast discussed in Revelation 13, please read the Recommended Readings which follow below.

We have been told that initially the mark of the beast will be offered voluntarily, and then later it will be forced upon society.  For detailed discussions on how to avoid forced acceptance of the chip, read the following (URL provided below):

       - Prayers of Consecration and the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
       - To the Refuges on Wings of Eagles.

Through John Leary, Our Lord has told us: "---when you see a world famine with people killing over food; a schism in My Church; and mandatory chips in the hand being forced on people, then call on Me and I will send your guardian angel to guide you to a safe haven."

The following are a few more recent messages from Our Lord with respect of these chips as given to us via John Leary and Louise Starr Tomkiel (their messages and mystical experiences have yet-to-be-approved by the Church):

John Leary

April 15, 2003:
Jesus said:  "My people, I am showing you a computer monitor and how much of your life is controlled by electronic images. Your bank money is stored electronically. Your information for all of your insurances, passports, licenses, wills and any other documents are all electronically controlled. In addition your technology has enabled you to store this memory on smaller and smaller chips. These chips also can be linked with satellites and cell towers all over the world. Now people are actually taking smart chips in the body so they can be tracked and monitored for any number of purposes. It is these electronic marvels that will provide the capability for the mark of the beast to buy and sell and even control your minds. This part of science has been purposely advanced even by demonic know-how so the Antichrist could control people through this monetary and thought control means. That is why the opening of these computer chips as a book of knowledge can be abused by evil people to control the world. I am warning all of My people to avoid smart chips and absolutely to refuse such ships in the body. Do not give the evil ones any opportunity to control your mind and soul. Call on My protection and that of your angels to avoid this evil influence of the mark of the beast in computer chips and refuse to worship the Antichrist. I am the only One worthy of your worship because My power is greater than any creature."

Louise Starr Tomkiel

August 8, 2003:
"---Then Our Father spoke, "Scientists have worked so diligently that the chip is now microscopic. It can pass through a hypodermic needle. Virtually undetected, it is used in hospitals and by doctors, dentists and veterinarians. It is injected into the newborn, the ill, accident victims, hospital patients, service men and women, travelers and animals. Everyone is now subject to receive the chip.

Now, man has found yet another way to plant said chip into all life. It is used in food processing plants; food for both man and animal. You cannot escape the horrors of evil men.

However, listen and obey Me, your Father and Creator. Surrender yourselves to Me completely. Bless your food and the food you serve others- -animals included! Generously use Holy Water, Blessed Salt and Holy Oil.

Since you have not freely taken said chip, I will protect you. Only those who FREELY accept the chip are not of Me. In My Mercy and Love I WILL PROTECT MY OWN."

End of message

Bio-chip Implant Arrives For Cashless Transactions

By Sherrie Gossett

WORLDNETDAILY November 21, 2003 - At a global security conference held today in Paris, an American company announced a new syringe-injectable microchip implant for humans, designed to be used as a fraud-proof payment method for cash and credit-card transactions.

The chip implant is being presented as an advance over credit cards and smart cards, which, absent biometrics and appropriate safeguard technologies, are subject to theft, resulting in identity fraud.

Identity fraud costs the banking and financial industry some $48 billion a year, and consumers $5 billion, according to 2002 Federal Trade Commission estimates.

In his speech today at the ID World 2003 conference in Paris, France, Scott R. Silverman, CEO of Applied Digital Solutions, called the chip a "loss-proof solution" and said that the chip's "unique under-the-skin format" could be used for a variety of identification applications in the security and financial worlds.

The company will have to compete, though, with organizations using just a fingerprint scan for similar applications.

The ID World Conference, held yesterday and today at the Charles de Gaulle Hilton, focused on current and future applications of radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies, biometrics, smart cards and data collection.

The company's various "VeriChips" are RFID chips, which contain a unique identification number and can carry other personal data about the implantee. When radio-frequency energy passes from a scanner, it energizes the chip, which is passive (not independently powered), and which then emits a radio-frequency signal transmitting the chip's information to the reader, which in turn links with a database.

ADS has previously touted its radio frequency identification (RFID) chips for secure building access, computer access, storage of medical records, anti-kidnapping initiatives and a variety of law-enforcement applications. The company has also developed proprietary hand-held readers and portal readers that can scan data when an implantee enters a building or room.

The "cashless society" application is not new - it has been discussed previously by Applied Digital. Today's speech, however, represented the first formal public announcement by the company of such a program.

In announcing VeriPay to ID World delegates, Silverman stated the implant has "enormous marketplace potential" and invited banking and credit companies to partner with VeriChip Corporation (a subsidiary of ADS) in developing specific commercial applications beginning with pilot programs and market tests.

Applied Digital's announcement in Paris suggested wireless technologies, RFID development, new software solutions, smart-card applications and subdermal implants might one day merge as the ultimate solution for a world fraught with identity theft, threatened by terrorism, buffeted by cash-strapped governments and law-enforcement agencies looking for easy data-collection, and corporations interested in the marketing bonanza that cutting-edge identification, payment, and location-based technologies can afford.

Cashless payment systems are now part of a larger technology development subset: government identification experiments that seek to combine cashless payment applications with national ID information on media (such as a "smart" card), which contain a whole host of government, personal, employment and commercial data and applications on a single, contactless RFID chip.

In some scenarios, government-corporate coalitions are advocating such a chip be used by employees also to access entry to their workplace and the company computer network, reducing the cost outlay of the corporations for individual ID cards.

Malaysia's "MyKad" national ID "smart" card is the foremost example.

Meanwhile, privacy advocates have expressed concern over RFID technology rollouts, citing database concerns and the specter of individuals' RFID chips being read without permission by people who have their own hand-held readers.

Several privacy and civil liberties groups have recently called for a voluntary moratorium on RFID tagging "until a formal technology assessment process involving all stakeholders, including consumers, can take place." Signatories to the petition include the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, Privacy International and the Foundation for Information Policy Research, a British think tank.

Commenting on today's announcement, Richard Smith, a computer industry consultant, referred to what some "netizens" are already calling "chipectomies": "VeriChips can still be stolen. It's just a bit gruesome when to think how the crooks will do these kinds of robberies."

Citing MasterCard's PayPass, Smith pointed out that most of the major credit-card companies are looking at RFID chips to make credit cards quicker, easier, and safer to use.

"The big problem is money," said Smith. "It will take billions of dollars to upgrade the credit-card networks from magstripe readers to RFID readers. During the transition, a credit card is going to need both a magstripe and an RFID chip so that it is universally accepted."

Some industry professionals advocate having citizens pay for combined national ID/cashless pay chips, which would be embedded in a chosen medium.

Identification technologies using RFID can take a wide variety of physical forms and show no sign yet of coalescing into a single worldwide standard.

Prior to today's announcement, Art Kranzley, senior vice president at MasterCard, commented on the Pay Pass system in a USA Today interview: "We're certainly looking at designs like key fobs. It could be in a pen or a pair of earrings. Ultimately, it could be embedded in anything - someday, maybe even under the skin."

Source:
www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=35766