Best Apostolic Poems


Premium Member Apostolic and Ecclesial Traditions

The tradition in question comes from the apostles
Hands on when they received from Jesus’ teaching examples
What they learned from the Eternal Holy Spirit
First generation of Christian did not have a written New Testament
It demonstrates the process of living tradition

Tradition is to be distinguished from the various theological
Disciplinary
Liturgical or devotional traditions
Born in the local churches over time
These are particular forms
Adapted to different places
Times
In which the great Tradition is expressed in the light of Tradition
The traditions can be retained
Modified
Even abandoned under the guidance of the Church’s magisterium

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Premium Member Apropos Genesis: For the Apostolic Poets I Know

Apropos Genesis
(For The Apostolic Poets I Know) 

Now I see
said the blind
brother
sister
as the brail
shed light 
on the Word:
Truth—

I hear 
said the deaf 
brother
sister
hearing
the thundering
signed Word—

I feel you
said the paraplegic
brother
sister
who felt and feels
the written Word: 

blinking
thinking
scratching 
tearing
echoing
in every way—

What’s your problem…
brother!?!
sister!?!
Tell me!!!

Yo! I shall
see you!
Yo! I shall hear you!
Yo! I shall feel you!
Yo! I shall walk with you!
Yo! I shall fight with and for you!

Word!

Premium Member Church Called Apostolic

Father Christ called apostles
Be His collaborators
They were His eye witnesses
Apostles are priests and teachers

Holds fast their tradition
Governed by their successors
Successor was first pope, St. Peter
To now 2013, Pope Francis,

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Apostolic Announcement

All who seek to find grace, life and light, come enter through the door of Christ
Bring with you your burdens strong; he’ll forgive of sins and every vice

Let the eyes of your being, through your hearts, witness the truth and light
He died for us as man and came back to us divine, to end the constant night

For the stone that is cast is also the greater stone that he has pushed away
Allowing the rebirth, the forgiveness of sins to exist upon this very day

Asking not why He does so, just know it is done purely out of hope and love
For He has given us the chance, everyone of us, to join Him then above

Ring out, ring out, the bells that tell all of the world, that shares what we know
Go, with Him telling all, we have a chance at living eternal with Him, because He arose

Premium Member Apostolic Challenge

OF APOSTOLIC CHALLENGE

		I know the mask you wear
		is not you;
		nor are the hilarious snorts,
		silly giggles, and screams:
		the real you—beautiful
		soul—earlier reflected itself…

		A mask can not reflect
		what it is not—veiling
 		that which it can never be—
		so I sit here in contemplation
		of the task ahead
		to bring back you—to bring 
		you back—from the influence
		of the demon spirit
		controlling and leading you
		away from the true you…
		leaving me tenaciously chasing
		that phantom spirit
		chasing you
		trying to dissolve your grasp
		of self—leaving a lost soul
		in search of its navel beginning…

		While the waters of time
		may dissolve the crystals of pain,
		the keloids of memory remain;
		and though without limits,
		time takes timed time
		in its tic-tock melting…

		Meanwhile, I sit here
		beseeching the Sacred Power 
		to grant me divine wisdom
		and guidance in the mission purpose;


		a challenge faced with warrior hope
		and the tenaciousness of valiant faith
		that this cross too,
		shall soon know the emptiness of inevitable
		resurrection…

		We are all of the family
		of the bare cross—its healing spirit
		forever with us—
		if it were not so there’s no way
		I would be sitting here
		penning purpose preparation …

		p.s.:  A wiser one literally wrote:
         		 You only need to seek and
         		 you shall find…
         		 You only need to ask and
          		it shall be given…
          		You only need to knock and
          		the door shall be opened…

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