CHRIST's REAL PRESENCE IN THE TABERNACLE and in the WORLD

About the Book

The passage from Justin, martyr came from my notes I took from my class at Sacred Heart Seminary in 1992. I asked my sister to bring me my notes I left in her attic; and when I reached into the box to see what I had, the two papers I picked were notes on Justin, martyr; page eight, and William Wordsworth's Ode to Immortality, my favorite poem. I wrote page eight on Justin's paper because it was an essay I was writing. I did not even know I would be running into Justin martyr's notes, let alone use him in my writing on the Holy Eucharist.

About the Author

I am a Ghanaian and I had my primary education in Ghana, West Africa at Our Lady of Apostles Boarding School. I then went to Holy Child Secondary School for four years. When young, I spent most of my childhood in the convent with the wonderful Rev. Sisters of O.L.A. with whom I am still in very close contact. In fact, my sister and I were in Dublin, Ireland, this past summer visiting the Mother House where some of the Rev. Sisters now reside for their retirement. I must say, we always enjoy our stay in the Convent. The holiness and tranquil beauty of the Convent is something to behold. I thank God for giving us this wonderful opportunity. I have a B.A. in English and have taught Language Arts for many years in the U.S. I have almost completed a Master’s in English and have written an English Grammar Text Book for Secondary Schools. I feel strongly about literacy empowerment for our youth. My goals in Secondary School instruction have been geared to promoting this passion. In my retirement, I feel God has called me in a more spiritual direction that has inspired me to awaken this world to His Eminent calling. We live in a hasty society that must be prepared for our ultimate destiny. That preparation must consist of observing the teachings of Christ and living by His example.