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SalusAnimarum very well said. thank you for sharing. i’m a member too. i’m just reading all these posts and praying. in the end, as the late Mother Theresa said, it’s still going to be between us and God. it’s just that what we learned in the BNP just helps a great deal in connecting with God all the time… be it in the Fatima rosaries, the vigil adoration in many Catholic churches, helping the poor, etc. but none of these will be effective, whether we are a bnp member or not, if all the Teachings of Christ are not applied in our life. if anyone does not believe in the BNP, that is your choice. i happen to believe in it because it has deepened my faith and it has made me more Catholic than when i haven’t joined this group. i’m not saying i’m a saint. nope. i still commit sins. i’m not perfect. but this is why all of us, while we still have the privilege to live, try to stand up each time. Mahal na Ingkong, Yaweh, Christ, Jehovah, God, or however you want to personally address Him, is a loving Father. He does not discriminate. So we all shouldn’t either. Worry more of other Christians who have left the Catholic church or who have lost their faith completely and have gone astray, than those who became closer to the Blessed Sacrament and the Blessed Mother and are trying to do their best to change because of their love for God and their families, because of their experience in the BNP. And for those who have not changed or who continue to sin, pray for them. We all are sinners here just doing our best to correct our ways… All of us, whether one is a BNP member or not. So please stop throwing stones, because I don’t think God is pleased with that at all. Shalom.