Saturday, September 27, 2025
10:00 AM COMMUNION
Chapel of The Holy Child

Lector: RM Rebecca Willis
Cantor: RC Amanda Buchanan
Reader: Rev. Robert Roy

Sunday, September 28, 2025
SUNRISE DIVINE SERVICE
The Cathedral Church of the Americas

Leave: 5:45
Gate: 6:30
Service Starts: 6:45
Sunrise: 7:00
Concelebrants:
RF Robert Petrovich
Rev. Bruce Kanzelmeyer
Assistant: Barbara Whitney

OPEN-AIR COMMUNION

Church of The Christian Churches: RF Ted Staver
Church of  The Races of Man: Rev. Michael McIntyre

Wednesday, October 1, 2025, Noon
Chapel of the Holy Child
Rev. Harold Boulette

Friday, October 3, 2025, 9:00 AM
The Chapel of the Roses
Rev. Stephan Fuelling

HEAD OVERSEER’S WEEKLY MESSAGE

Wednesday, September 24, 2025

This past Saturday’s readings were from the Gospel of John (Chapter 3) and the Prophecy to the Races of Man, Chapter 65: The Mystery of Illumination (pp. 416 – 423). Click here to read the first scriptural reading, and click the audio button below to hear the reading from our Second Advent scripture.

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“If God has endowed you with riches, then regard them with pleasure, for the means to good deeds is in your hands.

“It is not sufficient for a rich man to give to the poor or to alleviate the distress of the needy. He who, having received abundance from God, doles out a pittance to the poor, does but salve his conscience and is not truly walking with God.

“It is the duty of the rich man to cast the weight of his riches in the balances, that goodness may outweigh evil.

“It is the duty of the powerful man to range his might alongside the forces of good in the struggle against evil. He shall protect the poor against the exploiter and defend the weak against oppression of tyrants.

“It is not so important to give to the poor man as to remove the cause of his poverty. To help the weak is good but of lesser importance than to attack their oppressor.”

-The Kolbrin Bible (MPR:9:1-5)

Regard Wealth as a Means to Good Deeds

It is good to regard wealth as a means to do good deeds for others, and not just as motivation to go after more and more money. We can look for examples to some of the wealthy of the past and present. Andrew Carnegie, the American industrialist, used most of his money to build public libraries. He built around 2,500 total, about 1,600 in the United States. Singer and actress Dolly Parton has donated millions of books to poor children. That’s how wealthy people should act.

Goodness Outweighs Evil

At the present time, it seems to many that evil far outweighs good, but that is only because we are paying more attention to the evil than we used to. That is a good thing because we can’t eliminate evil if we don’t recognize that it exists. Of course, wanting to get rid of evil doesn’t mean it’s going to happen, but we can at least start by avoiding evil in our own behavior. We can also encourage others to do the same. The quote says it is the duty of the powerful person to use his “might” to aid the forces of good. What we are seeing instead is that the rich and powerful are being greedier than ever, wanting more and more for themselves, rather than helping others. But as we are in the End Times, and the Sun of Righteousness now shines down upon us, the evil will be slowly “burned” out of the world, not only in people, but in everything. Those foolish enough to cling to their materialistic ways will die because the changing world will not support such people. Their low rate of vibration won’t allow them to function in the higher vibration world that is coming.

Remove the Cause

The quote says that rather than help a few individuals suffering from poverty, we should seek to remove the cause of their poverty. While some don’t seem to realize it, the fact that we have a dozen or so people in the world who are hoarding so much wealth that they have more money than the rest of the world together is the primary cause of poverty. Unfortunately, those very wealthy people pay off politicians to pass laws that are advantageous to them, but take more and more from the average person. We need politicians who put the general population ahead of a few wealthy people. We also need laws that prevent the wealthy from essentially buying politicians to favor them. We need to ensure that the wealthy pay a fair share of taxes.

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Ten years ago, scientists heard the universe rumble for the first time. That first discovery of gravitational waves proved a key prediction from Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity and began a new era of astronomy.

Now, a new gravitational-wave discovery marks the anniversary of this major breakthrough. Published today in Physical Review Letters, it puts to the test a theory from another giant of science, Stephen Hawking.

Click here to read the article.

• Solar flares are intense bursts of radiation and light on the sun. Coronal loops, which often precede flares, are huge loops of plasma that arch over the sun’s surface.
• The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope has taken new high-resolution images of a solar flare and coronal loops. They show the smallest loops ever seen, in unprecedented detail.
• The coronal loops look like thin, dark threads and might be the fundamental building blocks of solar flares.

Click here to read the article.

High-mass stars with eight or more solar masses are mysterious. Despite the fact that they’re more easily observed than their lower-mass counterparts, astrophysicists have struggled to explain how they become so massive. The problem is that while they accrete material and become more massive, they’re also shedding mass.

Click here to read the article.

Saturday, September 20, 2025
10:00 AM COMMUNION
Chapel of The Holy Child

Lector: RM Barbara Whitney
Cantor: RC Robert Roy
Reader: Rev. Mary Foust

Sunday, September 21, 2025
SUNRISE DIVINE SERVICE
The Cathedral Church of the Americas

Leave: 5:45
Gate: 6:25
Service Starts: 6:41
Sunrise: 6:56
Concelebrants:
RF Robert Petrovich
Rev. Bruce Kanzelmeyer
Assistant: Barbara Whitney

OPEN-AIR COMMUNION

Church of New Philadelphia: Rev. Stephan Fuelling
Church of New Qumran: Rev. Shinobu Fuelling

Wednesday, September 24, 2025, Noon
Chapel of the Holy Child
Rev. Dorothy Kubiak

Friday, September 26, 2025, 9:00 AM
The Chapel of the Roses
Rev. Mary Foust

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HEAD OVERSEER’S WEEKLY MESSAGE

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

This past Saturday’s readings were from the Gospel of John (Chapter 14) and the Prophecy to the Races of Man, Chapter 61: A Prophecy to the Races of Man (pp. 388 – 394). Click here to read the first scriptural reading, and click the audio button below to hear the reading from our Second Advent scripture.

Once again, please feel free to ask me any questions by calling 775-786-7432 or emailing me at messages@cosolargy.org. I am always at your service.

In Light+,

Gene

 

 

 

 

 

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“Lend your arm to the aged, and open your purse at the cry of the poor. Guard well against the urge to plunder the unprotected and from treating the destitute with harshness.

“If you are lacking in compassion, it is well to remember that today, one may be rich and another poor; yet, ere a year has passed, the rich man may be working in a stable, and the poor man may be clothed in fine linen. Such are the balances of life, and it is, therefore, wise to turn a like countenance towards all men.

“Help the man in unfortunate circumstances, for anyone can fall into the pit of misfortune. Commit no assault upon him by reason of his weakness, nor turn his predicament to your own advantage. Fill his stomach with bread and drink. Provide a place for him to lay his head. Let your countenance be cheerful towards him, and let words of encouragement fall from your lips.”

-The Kolbrin Bible (MPR:8:1-3)

The Real Person vs the Weak Person

The “Real person,” which is to say, the spiritually strong person, shows kindness, mercy, concern, and love for all. While they think they are showing strength, the person who belittles the less fortunate among us is actually showing weakness.

Lend Your Arm and Open Your purse

As we get old, we all start to have health problems. It varies depending on a number of factors, including heredity, what we eat, and how well we care for ourselves. The weak person uses these as reasons to treat such people poorly; the strong person does not.

Some people are poor, homeless, and dressed in shabby clothes. That is not a reason to look down on them. As the quote says, the one who is rich today may be working in a stable tomorrow. More importantly, the spiritual person knows that real wealth comes from spiritual development, not money and material possessions.

Let Your Countenance be Cheerful

We should make every effort to be cheerful at all times. This is a benefit to ourselves as well as to others. When we show a happy face to others, they are likely to do the same. If we show an angry, or unfriendly face, that increases the chance that the other person will do the same. An important part of being spiritual is developing humility. It is usually not something we really have to work at. It simply happens as we grow. So let the Sunshine in, and let your sunshine out to others.

Sorry for the brief article, but I’ve just returned home from a three-day hospital stay and haven’t had much time to work on it.