Living Catholic Saints alive and working in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Not all prophecy is in the Bible.  This book, quoted below, outsold the Holy Bible for six years.  The J.K. Rowling of his day, Richard Bach had made tens of millions of dollars on his first book, Jonathan Livingston Seagull.

As he says in the introduction, he did not wish to write again - as writing is and was a painful, difficult and frustrating craft.  Art is never finished, merely abandoned.

If you wish to be in the presence of God's holy grace, the promises of Jesus at the Ascension fulfilled in daily life, visit Saint Henry's, in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Paul and Father Dan are my teachers, and to a limited extent, my friends.  You see, I grew up here - and am typing this in my Father's house, now long dead - my father's house, 200 yards from the church front door.

My parents walked to church Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - plus Sundays in the car, for nearly 70 years.  Saints run in my family - seven on my Mother's side, including the Blessed Mother Guerin of Indiana, my great X5 aunt.

I know the signs - and if you need a burning bush, come on over.  Miracles abound around here like baby rabbits.  

John Hubertz
New Hope Project
Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA



Illusions, Chapter one, By Richard Bach, 1977

1. There was a Master come unto the Earth, 
raised in the Holy Land of Indiana, and raised
in the mystical hills East of Fort Wayne.

2.  The Master learned his trade and grew in the 

public schools of Indiana, and as he grew in his

trade as a mechanic of buildings and automobiles.

But the Master as he grew remembered other 

lands and other schools, from other lives that

he had lived.  He remembered these, and

remembering, became wise and strong,

so that others saw his strength and came to him

for counsel.

4. He believed that He had power to help himself and all

mankind, and as he believed, so it was for him, so that 

others saw his power and came to him to be healed of their

troubles and their many diseases.

5. The Master believed that it is well for any man to think

of himself as a Son or Daughter of God, and as he believed,

so it was, and the shops and garages and church became

crowded and jammed with those who sought his learning and

his touch, and the streets outside with those who longed only

that the shadow of his passing might fall upon them, 

And Change Their Lives.

To which I add this: 

Welcome to tomorrow - He is Risen

Hallelujah! (clickable link)