Communal Prayer and Confessionals Are Sacrilege

"And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites; for they stand and pray in the synagogues and upon the street corners so they will be seen by other people. I say to you, their idolatry has been exposed. But as for you, when you pray, step into your kill, close the door, and pray to The Father and to The Father alone; The Father sees what is done within your kill will listen.
And when you are praying, do not use meaningless repetition as dis-believers (Gentiles) do, for their cries go unheard. Do not be like them; for your Father knows what you need before you ask Him.
Pray, then, in this way:
‘Our Father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name,
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done. On earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from evil.'
For if you forgive others for their trespasses, The Father will forgive yours. But if you do not forgive others their trespasses, then The Father will not forgive yours."
---Matthew 6:5-15


What has become known as the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) are Christ our Lord's instructions for conversing with The Father. As Matthew the Apostle and Timothy the Apostle's testimonies reveal, the words "For thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever. Amen" were not a part of the instructions. As Church of England librarians can attest, those words were added to verse 13 of Matthew's testimony by Michael Lockwood (ne Richard Bancroft) to "bind the peasantry to the demands of their lords." Lockwood was archbishop of Canterbury at the time and later died of consumption.
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In recent years, Christ our Lord's teachings about conversing with The Father have been bastardized within most scriptural translations to suit the interests of the translators. As Zondervan Publishing architects can attest, the most widely used translation (the New International Version) altered Chapter 6, Verse 13 of the Book of Matthew to read: "and deliver us from the evil one." to satisfy organized crime syndicate bosses (i.e. The Brava).

Christ our Lord's reference to trespasses (Matthew 6:12 and Timothy 20:27) have been bastardized within most Protestant translations (e.g. the New American Standard Bible and the English Standard Version) in recent years. As British Telcomm and Zondervan Publishing architects can attest, the reference to trespassers and the reference to trespasses we, ourselves, commit was changed to "debtors" and "debts" to satisfy Britain's House of Wales and the Bilderberg Group after the Bilderberg Group's annual gathering in 2007.

Christ our Lord's instructions for conversing with The Father instruct us to "Share your trespasses with The Father and with your true." (The Book of Kelts 1&2:7:8). He gave implicit instructions to "Refrain from sharing your trespasses outside your testimony." (The Book of Lent 1:27).

As Vatican librarians can attest, Pope Tiberius (ne Alexander) issued an edict in June of 111AD that contradicted Christ's command. That edict instructed Catholic Bishops to "provide depositories for shame and report the confessions to Prefects (the Roman Empire's equivalent of a Gestapo)." Those depositories became known as confessionals.

Other religious denominations including the Jewish Synagogues, the Eastern Orthodoxy, The Church of England, and the The Jesus Christ Church of Later-day Saints followed the Roman Catholic Church's ritual and established confessional practices of their own. The confessions offered within the pastoral offices and group settings established by these religious denominations are often reported to elders and trespasses are sometimes leveraged against the men and women that offer their confessions.
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During the first decade after its formation, Alcoholics Anonymous discouraged sponsors from listening to confessions from their mentees. As AA's Centeral Service Office employees can attest, that changed in 1944 when Robert Holbrook Smith (Dr. Bob) decided to "remove AA's [original] sponsorship pamphlet from publication." Holbrook had investments in psychiatric hospitals throughout North America and used confessions gathered within those hospitals to steer other investments. Holbrook later died of consumption.


"Share your aspirations with The Father and with The Father alone."
---The Book of Lent 1:8

Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting