From: http://fanaticforjesus.blogspot.com/2011/08/barbara-marx-hubbard-another-scary.html

“Barbara Marx Hubbard. She is the mother of all Luciferian futurists, and is one of the destructive forces working toward ushering in the end time world government. Her futuristic ideas coincide with the martyrdom and persecution in the Book of Revelation.

Hubbard has been noted as saying:
“The choice is: Do you wish to become a natural Christ, a universal human, or do you wish to die? People will either change or die. That is the choice.” Ralph Epperson, New World Order

In another quote, she says:
“We, the elders, have been patiently waiting until the last moment before quantum transformation. The destructive one-fourth must be eliminated from the social body.”
If that doesn’t quite convey what she wants, try this one:
“We are in charge of God’s selection process for planet Earth. He selects, we destroy. We are the riders of the Pale Horse, death…We do this for the sake of the world.”

I think there are definitely some sisters who are out of line with the Church on the issue of abortion – tragically out of line. But I simply was taking Sr. Pat at her word. I cannot characterize a group of sisters based on the behavior of some of them. I do not know all of the LCWR sisters’ views on abortion and I do not pretend to know. But I do think I make it clear that Sr. Pat’s defense of the LCWR’s silence on abortion was not acceptable or logical, which makes me question what is really behind it.

I am so sorry that two of your daughters have lost the faith. It is truly a scandal that the behavior of religious sisters has contributed to the loss of faith of others. I ask for your prayers, as I continue in my formation, that my behavior will never cause anyone to lose faith.

John Chapter 3 Verse 16.
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, so that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.

Thank you for the very candid explanation of what really can go on with the teaching in a Catholic school. I have to say that one of the best decisions I made for my children was to not send them to Catholic schools. This is often very hard for the older folks to understand, because they have memories of what the parochial schools were like 40 and 50 years ago. Many people presume that I am not interested in their religious education. On the contrary, I am very interested that they get proper catechesis. My assessment was that I would not know about the orthodoxy or quality of the instruction till it was too late.

One of the best decisions I ever made was to home-school our two boys in their religious education. I will not even send them to CCD, since this curriculum is just a weekend version of the weekday school. I did not want the kids to use text books with graphics of “Happy Meal Theology”. Instead, I buy the “Faith and Life” series from Catholics United for the Faith out of Steubenville, OH off the internet. Standard books, standard workbooks, fine art reprints, imprimatur and nihil obstat. It has caused me some difficulty with the liberal pastor and the sister that runs the Religious Education program, but I stand my ground. It helps that our archbishop (Myers of Newark, NJ) has a quote of praise on the Faith and Life series web site. Even though he praises these books, this is not the standard series for religious instruction in the Archdiocese of Newark!

It used to be, in my parent’s generation, deep trust in the nuns and sisters, and their ability to teach in the faith. Now, I have to say the opposite. I have to believe that even among women religious of LCWR communities, there are splendid examples of faith and devotion. However, there is a cabal of the leadership with long reach into the writers and publishers of teaching materials, and within diocesan education offices. So, the official religious text comes out, with cartoon Jesus, and the faithful sisters left in the schools and churches just teach from that.

We just heard the gospel reading of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. Did you know that the real miracle was not that Jesus fed all these people, the “real miracle was the sharing”. Yep, that’s what they teach. My elder son will make his confirmation next year, and sister says he needs 40 hours of community service. I met with her to discuss options. Volunteer work in the public library counts, but being an altar boy does not because they would have to attend Mass anyway. I was an altar boy, as was my father, and that was the start of a lifetime of service as laymen to God and His Church. These wacka-doodles just don’t get it.