Good morning Papa!
Good morning Son, yes I want to speak to you about the Protestant movement and why I allowed it. I could have stopped it of course, but as you can plainly see I did not. You seem to always dress it in a cloak of insanity. Perhaps in some aspects it is that but you must look at the motives behind it son. These protesters saw much trauma and abuse being perpetrated on my people by its leaders. They saw practices that had become corrupted. They wanted to clean house and expel both the people and the practices that were harmful. Being unable to expel these they started their own thing.
Son, no human's efforts to channel my love are perfect, except for Jesus, Mary and my holy angels. So is it so surprising that this new movement to purify the Church would be imperfect? Of course not. Yes they threw out the baby with the bath water often, this is a common practice during a scouring/purging.
Yet I tell you son, this movement that has been proceeding unchecked for hundreds of years now has produced many complimentary practices and tools for the help of Christians. It has produced great leaders that channel my love in beautiful ways. In many of its strains it is no longer anti-Catholic, but seeing itself as just another part of my body.
It is not your business to sort out if they are or are not part of my body. It is not your business to declare their sacraments valid or invalid. You just keep channeling my love the best you can every day and let me sort all that out.
In the meantime son, listen to Deacon Didier Rance:
"What is Receptive Ecumenism? This is a method which is being advocated more in the 21st century which comes from the fundamental truth (agreed on by all objective Christians of every stripe) that "all sides are missing something they previously shared" as a result of their separation. Receptive Ecumenism then seeks to begin ecumenical reconciliation by looking at what you need from other Christians rather than pitying them for what you have and you think they don’t have.
It means to ask not “What do the other traditions first need to learn from us?” but “What do we need to learn from them?” The assumption is that if all were asking this question seriously and acting upon it then all would be moving in ways that would both deepen our authentic respective identities and draw us into more intimate relationship."
Isn't this a more wholesome way son?
Yes indeed Papa. Though it doesn't use the term 'complementarity', it is implied throughout. We need each other and we are are all missing something we previously shared.
Yes son, listen to the song you learned by Hezekiah Walker:
I need you, you need me.
We're all a part of God's body.
Stand with me, agree with me.
We're all a part of God's body.
It is his will, that every need be supplied.
You are important to me, I need you to survive.
You are important to me, I need you to survive.
(repeat 3X)
I pray for you, You pray for me.
I love you, I need you to survive.
I won't harm you with words from my mouth.
I love you, I need you to survive.
(repeat 8 X)
It is his will, that every need be supplied.
You are important to me, I need you to survive.
See son, it isn't just some fine side dish. You need each other to survive. I dwell in each of you in some way and I can speak through any of you, love through any of you, if you are willing. The thief on the cross experienced none of the advantages or the graces developed later by my people to aid them in flourishing, but he is with me here right now! His name is Dismas and he greats you with love.
Hello Dismas, please pray for me and all of us.
I am and I will Seb. See you soon!
[from Google search: "Finally, it should be mentioned that Dismas (sometimes spelled Dysmas) was the name associated with the good thief who asked Jesus to remember him in paradise (Luke 23:43), while Gestas was the one who taunted Jesus along with the crowd. In the Roman Catholic tradition, Dismas was canonized as a saint whose feast is celebrated March 25."]
Thanks for all of that Papa, you have blessed my heart once again!
We love you so much son, now go bless your family and channel my love.
Amen!