Hi,
This is Sean again (Alan’s eldest brother), I have read your various replies with interest. Know this I am a staunch catholic family man with four grown up children ( still practising in the faith) - we still pray together when we meet for various occasions, and we pray with great concern for Alan. I will not slander him, but it has now come to the time when I must engage with his spiritual advisors, and those he is misleading.
To give you some background my wife (Rosemary) and myself have been, and still are active Cathecticts (over 40 years now) and I have been serving at mass for 4 days a week for the last 8 years despite a serious illness which often cripples me. Our faith is our stronghold and it is with some dismay that I have followed my brother’s ‘ministry’. I think he believes in what he is doing but is very much misguided. I have been to several of his healing services but have yet to see a positive result. Perhaps it is his type 1 diabetes that gives him hallucinations. Study his many publishings in detail and you will find that it often strays from the teachings of Christ. Who else in the world at this time claims personal meetings with Jesus and Mary?
It is time now that I put an end to him leading so many to believe in his imaginations and false interpretations. Our God is a loving and kind eternal being who will often speak to us in our own hearts. Otherwise look to proven spiritual leaders in our faith - especially the pope who does not make claims of frequent meetings with Jesus and Our Lady. From now on I will make it my mission to put a stop to this falsehood, not just by my writings but by meeting with his so-called advisors. Trust only in Christ and his ordained ministers - I will avoid telling all I know so that it does not appear out of spite or other that I disprove Alan.
Pray for me that I might be rightly guided.
In HIS love,
Sean Ames (England 5/12/12)