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Text Box: St. Erconwald 29 April (14 Nov. English Roman Catholics) Bishop of London, died about 690. He belonged to the princely family of the East Anglian Offa, and devoted a considerable portion of his patrimony to founding two monasteries, one for monks at Chertsey, and the other for nuns at Barking in Essex. Over the latter he placed his sister, St. Ethelburga, as abbess. He himself discharged the duties of superior at Chertsey. Erconwald continued his monastic life till the death of Bishop Wini in 675, when he was called to the See of London, at the instance of King Sebbi and Theodore, Archbishop of Canterbury. As monk and bishop he was renowned for his holiness of life, and miracles were wrought in attestation of his sanctity. The sick were cured by contact with the litter on which he had been carried; this we have on the testimony of Venerable Bede. He was present in 686 at the reconciliation between Archbishop Theodore and Wilfrith. King Ini in the preface to his laws calls Erconwald "my bishop". During his episcopate he enlarged his church, augmented its revenues, and obtained for it special privileges from the king. According to an ancient epitaph, Erconwald ruled the Diocese of London for eleven years. He is said to have eventually retired to the convent of his sister in Barking, where he died 30 April. He was buried in St. Paul s, and his tomb became renowned for miracles. The citizens of London had a special devotion to him, and they regarded with pride the magnificence of his shrine. During the burning of the cathedral in 1087 it is related that the shrine and its silken coverings remained intact. A solemn translation of St. Erconwald's body took place 14 Nov., 1148, when it was raised above the high altar. The shrine was robbed of its jewels

Text Box: and ornaments in the sixteenth century; and the bones of the saint are said to have been then buried at the east end of the choir. This is indisputably is an example of the immorality of the Reformation and all that has issued from it. Prior to the Reformation, the anniversaries of St. Erconwald's death and translation of his relics were observed at St. Paul's as feasts of the first class, according to an ordinance of Bishop Braybroke in 1386.

Text Box: With this series of legislation The British have in a sense brought murder and death to new depths of depravity. The predictions in the novel, The Modern Prometheus, more commonly known as Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley (published 1 January 1818), are now being brought to reality by Newcastle University under the authority of British law. The cloning of humans for spare body parts as depicted in the movie The Island (released in 2005), now also is a legal British practice despite superficial restrictions which seem to be included in the British law but which in reality are not. Legalization of artificial birth control (which for the most part is chemical abortion) lead to legalization of murder of unborn children including the legalization of murder through starvation and exposure of babies who survive abortion. These in turn are the foundation upon which is based the creation of Frankenstein monsters and the cloning of humans to supply body parts to the original person. These practices are reminiscent of the medical experimentation conducted during the World War II Era by Nazi German under Adolph Hitler, and by Imperial Japan under General (prime minister) Tojo Hideki (Tojo Eiku) and Emperor Hirohito. Anyone who approves of or participates in any manner what-so-ever, or who fails to strenuously oppose, making or use of admixed embryos, cytoplasmic hybrids, cybrids, “saviour siblings”, human cloning, research using human embryos, abortion for any reason in any manner, and yes, artificial birth control, is more evil than were Hitler, Tojo, Hirohito, and those who engaged in evil under their authority. Anyone who fails to readily comprehend this truth, or who would make exceptions to this truth, has severed themselves from God. +

Text Box: HUMAN-ANIMAL EMBRYOS (READ “BABIES”) LEGALLY “CREATED” IN BRITAIN Additional legislation approves creation of siblings for spare parts, masking as umbilical cord blood donors In a series of related legislation during May, 2008, (and related measures in October, 2008) the British House of Commons approved fertilizing an animal egg with human sperm or vice-versa. The House of Commons also approved making admixed embryos, including cytoplasmic hybrids, or cybrids, which are made by placing the nucleus from a human cell into an animal egg that has had its nucleus removed, resulting in something which is 99.9 per cent human. In conjunction with this legislation, Newcastle University announced it has successfully generated “admixed embryos” by adding human DNA to empty cow eggs. Related legislation would approve the use of embryo-screening to create “saviour siblings” suitable to donate umbilical cord blood to sick children. While sounding noble, this legislation is approval of cloning of humans for the purpose of harvesting spare body parts.

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