Abomination of medically assisted procreation: body without…

Question: "Is the doctor who induces fertilization of an ovum in the laboratory inside or outside man's insurmountable limits on his body and its functions? Has the child, if he or she is a corporeal human being born of laboratory fertilization, been conceived according to God's will and in collaboration with the Creator?" (Does the child have immortal soul?)

September 3, 2023 at 11:18 pm

(Make the Sign of the Cross before to start reading and read all…) – Monday, October 4, 2021

(Medically Assisted Procreation…)

“My children, be at peace, it is I, your divine Master, speaking to you. I want you to understand the disaster of medically assisted procreation (MAP) and, to do so, you must understand that the union of soul and body is a vital necessity.

(When man puts himself in God’s place).

If the body is reproduced outside God’s Will, as is the case with experiments and manipulations that are manifest sins against divine law – the act of producing a male germ outside of matrimonial union is an abomination, just as the removal of the female seed through medical intervention is a serious attack on female purity – this body is empty because it is no longer anything but a bodily work.

(Natural procreation: new body and soul…)

God has given man and woman the gift of multiplying the human species through their intimate union, and it is He who then decides whether or not to hatch this union into a future human being, endowed with reason in the unity of soul and body.

(The encyclical ‘Humanae Vitae’…)

The man and woman cannot decide this outcome; God alone is the Master. Some couples have few children or none at all, others have many, and Catholic morality was upheld and clearly explained in Pope Paul VI’s encyclical ‘Humanae Vitae’ of July 25, 1968.

(Contraception and mass murder with abortion…)

This encyclical applies to all ages of the earth, and it’s not because medicine has embarked on the quest for bodily life that this encyclical has become obsolete. No, this encyclical, which is recent in the history of the Church, follows shortly after the legalization of the contraceptive pill (in France on 28.12.1967), which upset Catholic morality and morality in general. Like all harmful laws, it paved the way for other increasingly immoral laws, culminating in the mass murder of children through abortion. And all the while, as if man needed it, immoral men, doctors and scientific researchers, seek to create life, wanting to reproduce what human nature has accomplished since the dawn of time.

(Man challenges the Creator…)

Using needles, syringes, conditioned liquid and a jar, they have come to remake the process of fertilizing an ovum. Believing in a victory worthy of the Creator and substituting themselves for Him, they medically give the woman a fertilized gamete.

This system of fertilization seems identical to the start of life for any future child, but:

What is it really like?
Has God given His blessing to this act?
Is the doctor entitled under Catholic and natural matrimonial morality to carry out this plagiary?

(Condemnation of assisted procreation…)

As stated in ‘Humanae Vitae’, nr 17: “If we do not wish to abandon to the arbitrariness of men the mission of generating life, we must necessarily recognize impassable limits to man’s power over his body and its functions; limits which no man, whether a private individual or a person in authority, has the right to violate. And these limits can only be determined by the respect due to the integrity of the human organism and its functions”.

(When man steps out of his bounds…)

[Question:] Is the doctor who induces fertilization of an ovum in the laboratory inside or outside man’s insurmountable limits on his body and its functions?
[Answer:] He is truly and undoubtedly outside, since he is in a laboratory. It follows that the man and woman who have given their assent to such fertilization are entirely, absolutely, indisputably outside the limits willed by the Creator and taught by the Holy Church.

(Let’s get to the point…)

Does God approve of evil?
Or to any act that defies His law?
Does He not rather leave the actors to their sin without having any part in it Himself?

Husbands and wives, as well as every man and woman who, since the beginning of time, have united and given birth to a child, have followed the law inscribed by God in nature, and the human being thus conceived has the right to know and love his Lord and Master.

[Question:] But has the child, if he or she is a corporeal human being born of laboratory fertilization, been conceived according to God’s will and in collaboration with the Creator, who decides on the coming to life destined to become eternal?
[Answer:] It is permissible to doubt this, and I, Jesus Christ, declare that these unfortunate bodily lives created outside any natural law and by human will alone, are empty of soul; the body, so magnificently endowed by the Creator to be in perfect cohesion with a soul destined for eternal life, is deprived of it. The body created in this way, by human decision and outside any submission to divine law, is empty and, even if it appears alive through the Creator’s extraordinarily inventive mechanism, it is only mortal and empty.

The first human creature was created in the perfection of all virtues, and obedience was one of them. Adam and Eve were disobedient and proud because they wanted to claim for themselves the knowledge of good and evil, and since then man, touched and bewitched by the devil, continues to want to measure himself against the power of God. Now he is touching life:

“God set before the Garden of Eden the Cherubim and the flame of the flaming sword to guard the way to the tree of life” (Gen 3:24).

It follows that man’s present sin is very serious, for he tends to eat of the fruit of the tree of life, but has neither the right nor the authority to do so.

The flame of the Cherubim’s sword is about to fall upon the earth, for man’s sin cries out to Heaven for vengeance, and the distressed voice of aborted children released without baptism mingles with this call to the Most High.

Human incoherence is unparalleled: on the one hand it kills its unborn children, and on the other it creates them, eternally deprived (1).

God the Trinity, Father Son and Holy Spirit, looks upon the earth with the greatest pity and, to put an end to this heap of sins which is reaching a paroxysm, He will no longer delay in taking the reins of purification and renewal of this earth so damaged.

Blessed be the God of Love and Purity, blessed be the God who avenges, yet is both Merciful and Just. May the Blessed Virgin Mary, the august Mother of God, rejoice in what is to come, and may the angels and saints be propitious to us.”