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>>Can't you just feel that conflict is

becoming apparent in our culture?

It reminds me of those words of John Paul II.

We're now living in the final confrontation between the Gospel

and the anti-Gospel, between the Church and the anti-Church,

between Christ and the Antichrist.

And if we don't choose to know God's word,

to believe God's word and to follow God's word,

we are going to be a sitting duck for all kinds of confusion

and all kinds of disorder.

Those are really important

choices that people have to make.

>>And these choices are difficult.

Who am I going to marry?

What kind of life am I going to live?

How am I going to raise my kids?

What am I going to do with my time, my talent and my treasure?

And I have to make a choice today.

Jesus says to each one of us,

"I came that you might have life and have it to the full."

The question is, do we want it?

>>Hey, welcome to another week of<i> The Choices We Face</i> .

We have a special thing for you today.

We are celebrating so many years that the Lord has blessed us at

Renewal Ministries, we put together a special video telling

us about the Renewal Ministries story.

>>Yeah, and it's good, it's really good.

>>Let's watch it.

>>What we're primarily trying to communicate to the world is

Jesus, the holy name of Jesus, the only name given by which

human beings can be saved, God the Father.

The clouds are opening again, and He is saying to the world,

"This is my Beloved Son in whom I am well pleased."

All we're trying to say is listen to Him.

Look at the gift that God the Father is giving us.

Look at the price that Jesus Christ paid for us on the cross.

Look at how much He loves us.

Pay attention to Him.

Join your life with Him.

>>Post-Vatican II there were many upheavals and changes that

went on, both in the Church and outside the Church,

and against the Church and for the Church,

and it was a whirlwind.

I began to realize that my faith

wasn't nearly as strong as I thought it was.

Here I was a religious sister.

Here I was vowed to Him, and my faith was very, very shaken.

It was shaken because there were just so many theories being

thrown at us or things that we had believed or seemed to be

in concrete were suddenly up for question.

I realized that I wasn't rooted deeply enough, and I had had a

good education; I had had religious formation,

but something hadn't transmitted from here to here.

Well like so many people, I got caught up in the confusion of

our culture, moral confusion, intellectual confusion, and then

a friend invited me to make a retreat when I was a senior at

the University of Notre Dame and I was very skeptical about it.

I was a philosophy major and I felt like, gee,

I kind of know about these things.

And then I just heard the most

amazing story about the Catholic faith and how beautiful it was,

but that wouldn't have been enough.

I really experienced the personal presence of Christ

on that retreat, and I felt like He was addressing me.

I didn't hear any words.

I just knew He was there and I just knew that I had to

make a decision about Him.

Was He who He said He was or not?

>>When I was 20 years old, in 1978,

my sister convinced me to go to

a conference at the University of Notre Dame.

I always wanted to see Notre Dame, Touchdown Jesus,

so I thought I'll go.

35,000 Catholics, about 200 priests and bishops.

It was a Catholic Charismatic Renewal event.

When I got there I realized I was in a very different place

than what it looked every other person in the stadium.

Everybody seemed to be just so alive

and animated in their faith.

I was a pretty nominal Catholic at that point.

I had seen God do some amazing things in my family,

but essentially that weekend I began to search and to hunger.

>>If He really was the Son of God, if He really was alive,

if He really was present, I knew that my search had just come

to an end unexpectedly soon.

I thought I'd be searching for years and years and years,

but there He was and by the grace and mercy of God,

I was able to swallow my pride and repent and go to Confession

and really surrender my life to the Lord.

I have to tell you, I'm just profoundly grateful for God's

mercy to me and helping me find Him when I did.

I don't know where I'd be today without Him.

>>And so I was inspired to call a good friend of mine who was a

Carmelite sister, and I talked to her and after we talked for

15 or 20 minutes, she said to me, "What are you looking for?"

And I said, "I don't know, but I want to give my life to God in a

way I never have before and I don't know what that means.

I've given Him my whole life.

He has my vows, I'm vowed to Him.

What more can I give Him?"

And her response was very wise.

We were the same age, but her response was very wise.

She said to me, "Then just tell Him that."

So I went home and walked into the chapel and said,

"Lord, I want to give my life

to you in a way I never have before.

I don't know what that means, but You have it,

whatever that is."

I walked out of the chapel, and nothing.

No bells and whistles, as they say today.

Nothing like that.

I just walked out of the chapel and started up the stairs.

I was going to correct papers.

As I was walking up the stairs, as I often say,

if I could go into that convent today,

I could tell you the exact step where I was,

when it was like somebody took

a pitcher of water and poured it over my head.

That was the only way I could describe the experience,

but I was not afraid and I was cynical.

I was still pretty cynical.

So I took a few more steps up and I said, "God, is this you?

And He said, "It is my Holy Spirit."

How did I hear no audible voice, just a thought goes through

your head that you know is not your own.

He said, "This is my Holy Spirit."

And the joy that came into my life

in that moment has never gone.

>>Well you know, when I first turned my life over to the Lord

when I was a senior at Notre Dame,

I didn't have any plans to go into ministry.

I just knew I had met God,

and that was the most important thing in my life.

So I went off to grad school to Princeton, and then I took a

leave from grad school to begin working for

the Cursillo movement, and then I got

involved in the Charismatic Renewal movement,

and then Cardinal Suenens asked me to move to Belgium,

so it isn't like I had a plan.

I'm trying not to put any limits on the Lord.

I'm trying not to have any presuppositions.

I'm trying to each day get up and do what seems to be the

most pleasing thing to Him.

>>So the closing of the event was a big liturgy in the

football stadium, and I was begging the Lord in my heart,

"Please help me.

Give me the faith, give me the love,

give me something because I don't have the strength to

resist sin essentially and to really live

for You wholeheartedly."

I went to Communion, came back from Communion,

I was standing in my place and this guy comes up to me

and he's got his name tag on.

He is from Indianapolis,

a guy maybe in his mid forties at the time.

And he said to me, he said, "Son,"

he looked at my nametag and he said,

"Peter, do you mind if I share something with you?"

And I said, "Sure."

He said, "I'm back here about six rows and I was going to

Communion and I saw you and my eyes fell on you and I felt the

Holy Spirit touch my heart and say you go tell that young man

that the faith and love that he is seeking shall be granted to

him because Christ loves him and has died for him."

As soon as he said that, it was like a bomb went off in me.

It was just like I felt the grace of God touch me in a new

way and I put my arms around the guy and we stood there and I

just squeezed him and I cried like a baby on his shoulder and

I felt in my spirit, and I think that's the day I experienced

the calling for what I'm doing right now.

And as this guy is holding me, I'm just experiencing a

tremendous sense of the love of God pouring into me

and the lordship and the majesty of Jesus Christ,

that He is the Lord, all power and authority belongs to Him

and he said, "My son, I'm calling you, trust me."

I looked around to see my people were getting touched everywhere

like that, and I felt in my heart like the Holy Spirit

was saying, "Welcome, the reign of God is at hand.

You're part of the kingdom.

The kingdom is alive because the King is alive."

My whole life changed after that.

>>Well, I began with Renewal Ministries.

Actually I knew Ralph for quite a number of years and we spoke

at some conferences together and certainly had somewhat of a

common mind, and then Peter came into the picture as well

and the three of us, just at different times,

collaborating at a conference somewhere,

we began to see that we all had a kind of similar message.

>>I saw Ralph Martin on that

conference for the first time ever.

He was a speaker in 1978.

There was a lot of speakers, but when he spoke,

that Saturday afternoon, he spoke like the prophet Elijah.

For some reason it went right through me like a sword and

brought tremendous conviction to me.

That is partly what I was praying for,

was that kind of conviction, and that carried through for me.

As I left that place, I bought every tape,

every book I could find of his and I read it and I got other

guys to do it with me and we would literally,

we would spend some Friday nights in college believe it

or not, and we would listen to these talks

and it would really burn in us.

We would get on our knees, we would get on our face in the

carpet and we would say,

"Lord Jesus, what you put in him, put in us."

And it did that.

>>Well we all had a really strong encounter with the Lord

in different ways through the Catholic Charismatic Renewal,

and we all ended up here in Ann Arbor, Michigan

as part of a covenant community and we knew each

other there, but then at a certain point in 1989,

things were kind of happening and changing around us and we

found ourselves drawn together and we felt like the Lord was

calling us to meet every week for an extended period of prayer

and just really asking the Lord what He wanted for us.

And from that came a much closer collaboration.

>>How it all began, I don't know if Ralph mentioned this,

but kind of how it all began was he and I went to hear a talk in

Detroit at a large conference.

We came to hear one speaker at this larger conference.

We heard this speaker, he was good.

We were getting ready to leave, the guy who was emceeing the

event was making announcements just before lunch.

He made all his announcements, and he said, "Before we go,

I just wanted to mention our leadership team up here and our

prophecy team feel called to

pray for two men who are here today."

There was about 1,500 people in the crowd.

They pointed us out, and we weren't even members of the

conference, so we didn't even think they were talking to us.

Eventually they said, "It's you two.

Would you be willing to have our team pray with you?"

We looked at each other and said, "All right, why not?"

So everybody got excused for lunch.

We went up there with the team, a mature group of people,

and they started praying for us with Ralph and I'm just kind of

watching, and it was one of the first times where I saw the gift

of prophecy, kind of a word of knowledge working in a very

powerful way, and they started saying things about Ralph and

about his life which they couldn't have known that were

indications of how God had worked in him and what

the Lord wanted to do with him.

So I'm thinking, whoa,

this is kind of getting a little too close.

I don't think I want to listen.

I think I want to go before it's my turn.

So anyway, they prayed over me and one person said the Lord is

going to start sewing you into lands all around the world, and

He is going to bring to you men and women who He has already

called and He has already empowered to be able

to stand alongside you.

The one person said, "Yeah, I see these images of battleships

all lined up and they are all equipped and they are all ready

to go and the Lord wants you to launch them.

And those battleships are people,

bishops and priests and laypeople that God has called to

go to the world to engage the New Evangelization and he wants

you guys to help launch them."

So after it was all done,

we were driving home and saying, wow!

What did no think of that?

Ralph just said, "Scripture is very clear,

it says to never despise prophecy,

but test everything and cling to what is good."

So we began to pray once a week together,

to say Lord if this is You we are ready to receive it,

if it's not You.

We weren't working together at that time.

We were in the same community, the same parish,

but Renewal Ministries hadn't yet happened with us together.

So we decided to pray, and then we invited Sister Ann and

a few others once a week to pray with us.

We would pray each week and try to listen, and week after week

we would say, anybody hearing anything from the Lord?

Where we're supposed to go?

And then at one point, a couple of months into it,

Sister Ann Shields said at the end of the prayer time,

she goes, "This sounds kind of strange you guys,

but I think we're supposed to go to Lithuania and Ukraine."

So here we are in the basement of a house here in Ann Arbor,

Sister Ann gets a sense we are supposed to go to Lithuania.

We don't know anybody there.

Two weeks later the Bishop of the cultural center of the

country calls us and said, "Would you come and help me?"

And what we had heard prophetically from folks who

prayed for us, said only go through doors that

God is going to open.

He will open the doors for you.

It started in Lithuania,

and then it sent to Slovakia, and then it went to Hungary,

and then it went to Ukraine, and now it is

40 countries around the world.

And that's kind of how it all happened.

Once we started, we said okay, clearly God is calling us,

what are we going to do?

So we formed an organization, Renewal Ministries.

That's how it happened.

>>This thought came into my head:

"I want you on Catholic radio."

Catholic radio didn't exist except for some work at EWTN.

But that was it.

It was just, "I want you on Catholic radio."

I went to Ralph because this is what you do when you get some

thought, you know, is it indigestion or is it

a world from the Lord?

I said, Ralph, I don't even know if Catholic radio exists.

And he said, "Well, let's just pray."

And six months later I got this call from EWTN asking me if I

would be willing to do a radio program on their station.

And they said, don't you need to talk to anybody about

this or don't you need to pray about this?

I said, no I think the Lord prepared me.

Ralph had said,

"Just pray, If something happens

then we will know this is from the Lord."

My religious community had prayed about it, knew about it,

so when the invitation came it

was like all the groundwork had been laid.

So from then on, that is one of the main things I've been doing,

speaking, writing, parish missions,

all of that and particularly focused on the radio.

>>We got into radio, which we hadn't planned at the beginning.

Sister Ann's program, Food For the Journey,

which is all over the place in the country,

it is a very dynamic radio show.

And then a few years after that I felt,

I was in a meeting with Ralph just catching up

seeing how things are going.

He said, "What's the Lord saying to you these days?"

And I said, "You know, crazy, I think I'm supposed to do radio."

We didn't have any money for it or anything.

He said, "Well, let's just see

what the Lord does if you are willing."

So we prayed, and about a week later I got a call from

Mike Jones from Ave Maria Radio out of the blue and he said,

"Have you ever thought about doing radio?"

I said, "Yeah, in fact I have."

He said, "Would you go into do a show with us?"

I said, "I don't have any money."

He said, "Well we'll do it, we'll produce it.

Just come and do the show."

So step by step, things like that began to happen,

Crossing the Goal emerged, another television show in EWTN

that we collaborate together with a team, Danny Abramowicz,

Curtis Martin and a variety of folks,

a show that was geared toward men.

Again, it was something that was in my heart for years before.

I felt like the Lord said,

"You've got to start working to reach men and challenge them

to dare to believe and to go for it."

I tried a few things, and nothing really took off.

But it was still in my heart and out of the blue Danny and I met

each other, Abramowicz, and our desires and ministry were

so common, we ended up combining together,

creating this other show.

So that has emerged.

Another important piece of what we are doing and have done from

the beginning is find a way to be able to engage more laypeople

directly in ministry and evangelization.

So we raised up more and more people to work with us

internationally on mission teams going all over the world.

Our "country coordinators," we call them.

And then the last few years, with a heart for millennials we

just felt like the Lord said in the Ann Arbor area here there

are lots of young people who have a serious call in their

life from the Lord, and they have really grown a lot.

They have just had a lot of support and formation in

their life and we felt like the Lord said,

"Help release them into what I've called them to do.

Make a way for them.

And so that's partly what we've done, too.

That's where i.d.9:16, the young adult ministry, emerged from.

>>A lot of really things the Lord has called all of us to,

Peter, Sister Ann and myself, is to express in writing some of

the things that we feel are the most important truths

that people need to hear right now in our culture.

And so like for example, one of the highlights for me was really

finishing a book that I worked on for 10 years.

It's called "The Fulfillment of All Desire: a Guidebook

for the Journey to God Based on the Wisdom of the Saints."

I just really felt like there is such a treasure of wisdom in

our Church in these great doctrines of the Church,

but like used to happen to me years ago,

the first time I picked up a book by John of the Cross

it was like, what?

What's he talking about?

And what he was talking about was so scary,

I decided to put the book down.

And then 25 years later, it's just like it all kind of

came alive for me, and so I really

felt like there is tremendous stuff here.

If you could just communicate it in a clear, orderly,

understandable way, people would get so much help in growing

in their union with the Lord.

Peter has written books like that and Sister Ann has written

books like that, and so part of the ministry is also the

writing, which has helped an awful lot of people.

>>John Paul was a kind of shepherd and guide for us.

He was the guy who interpreted for us what the spirit

is saying to the Church, and it corresponded with what our

sense was, so he confirmed us in the mission.

>>We had gone to Rome.

We were going a conference in Rome and the last night that we

were there, we got a phone call from the Holy Father, John Paul,

asking if we would like to come to his Mass the next morning.

And you know, it was like, like to?

So we went there, and after Mass, when he came to Ralph,

who was next to me...

>>I gave him a copy of my latest book at the time called

"The Catholic Church at the End of the Age:

What is the Spirit Saying?"

He took the book and he said, "You know, I read it already."

I almost fell over.

I almost became speechless.

>>Then he turned to Ralph and he took Ralph by the upper arms,

he just took him and he kind of shook him like this and he said,

"Ralph, tell me, what is the Spirit saying to the Church?"

>>And I knew he didn't want the whole 300 page answer,

so I said, "Holy Father, I think what the Spirit is saying

to the Church is Jesus."

So he took my hand,

and he said "Jesus," and I said "Jesus."

We just stood there for a couple of minutes saying the name of

Jesus and it was just a very, very special moment of communion

with the Lord and communion with the Pope and just proclaiming

the name of Jesus together.

It was just very, very special.

>>John Paul II is our patron,

the central patron maybe of Renewal Ministries.

And so he is a great intercessor for us.

We continue to pray.

We ask for his help.

I feel his presence,

especially when I am on mission internationally.

>>In a very special way we have

asked St. John Paul II to be our patron.

We also ask Mary.

>>You know, she is the queen of the New Evangelization.

She is appearing in the world.

She is carrying forth the message.

She is sort of like leading the charge in many ways.

And we pray, we try to stay close.

We try to listen to what is happening through the

apparitions that are accepted by the Church and what is

the message there as well, because it is prophetic.

It's a prophetic message and we feel like we are a prophetic

ministry in part, you know, that we are meant to really dial in

to try to hear what the spirit is saying to the Church today

and to be able to communicate that to other people.

>>What does God want from us, who are his sons and daughters?

How are we called to live in this generation,

in this time and all of the challenges that we

are certainly beginning to face?

>>Because right now,

1700 years of Christian culture is collapsing.

All kinds of supports that used to be there for living a moral

life or all kinds of respect that used to be there for

the Church, for the synagogue, whatever,

just isn't there anymore.

And more and more we're living in the growth of an

international pagan culture that is becoming increasingly

hostile to Christ and the Church.

Where is their loyalty?

What do they really think about Jesus Christ?

Are they willing to suffer for Him?

Are they willing to suffer rather than to deny Him?

Are they willing to do everything they can to pass on

the faith to their children even when the culture is

placing tremendous obstacles in front of it?

So we are living in quite a time of conflict and decision.

It's for such a time as this that we have been called

to do what we're doing.

I hope that Renewal Ministries can help people make the

decision that they are going to be friends of Jesus Christ and

they are going to be loyal to Him even in the midst of

tremendous oppression and difficulties.

>>The culture is lethal right now.

It's not just kind of you know, enticing you,

it's just taking people and taking them right out of the

framework in which they have lived with the little faith

that perhaps they have had.

Even if their faith is strong, the enticements of the world are

now so strong that if people aren't really rooted in God,

they can easily be pulled out without even realizing at

first what is happening to them.

So it's in all these ways that I

think Renewal Ministries brings a message.

It brings the love of God.

It helps people right where they are.

You don't have to be ashamed of where you are.

Come and learn the love that God has for you.

Come and learn the mercy that He has for you and then see as you

become a disciple of Christ, see how he wants to use you in

a world that is pretty broken.

>>You know, Peter, when you're right in the middle of it every

day and you're getting up every day and doing what you're

supposed to do, sometimes you don't get the whole trajectory

of what God's done and it is just amazing to see what

the Lord has done with us.

>>Yeah, it's been an amazing journey.

A number of things came to mind thinking about it.

It's not like we had a grand plan at the beginning.

>>The Lord was getting our attention and He said,

"Look, I want you to do something."

And it was step by step.

We had help from other people,

just encouragement in the spirit.

I was just thinking how Pope John Paul II used to say,

St. John Paul II, and now Pope Francis even says that part of

the spirit's mission is to reveal Jesus to every

human heart, but to create movement.

As we together were encountering the spirit more deeply,

He moved us and He moved other people.

And it was like we were carried along.

So it's just really great.

>>No, it's really encouraging.

It really is true, the Holy Spirit leads people.

He led us, he can lead anybody.

It's just really amazing.

And just the way you told the story about how we got launched

into Lithuania and all the other countries we are in.

And to this day, I mean, like very week we are getting

reports from our country coordinators who are doing

tremendous things in so many countries around the world.

>>Right, and continues to do it.

This past year we did, you know, last year we did 41

international missions in about 35 different countries in

Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and

collaborating with just some amazing people.

Cardinal Turks, and just clergy,

religious laity from all over the world in a partnership.

As I mentioned, we don't go hang up our shingle around the

world and get people to join our organization.

The Lord just has given us gifts and experience and resources to

come alongside these brothers and sisters around the world and

partner with them in a Communion and mission that is our

contribution to this great moment of evangelization

and New Evangelization in the Church.

And we always thought that the Lord had given us something that

could really help strengthen leadership in the Church.

The Lord has given us so many opportunities now to do that.

I just got back from doing a workshop for deacons in the

Archdiocese of Hartford, about ready to go to do a

clergy convocation in Calgary.

You and Sister Ann recently did the clergy convocation with the

Archdiocese of Detroit, so we are getting opportunities to

really strengthen priests and deacons and give them courage

and give them confidence in preaching the Gospel.

>>And that's somewhat new.

We've always done that overseas in different places,

but I think here in the states,

you have done it more than the rest of us, but it seems like

the doors are kind of thrown wide open,

because they are recognizing it.

They say, wow you guys do have something,

God has given you something, we want to listen to it.

We want you to come and help

us out, because I think we need it.

>>Yeah, I think the Church is waking up to the

fact that, you know what?

I think we need God.

I think we need power from on high.

I think we need something more because the tsunami of

secularism is just engulfing people's lives and the

statistics are just getting more and more grim and the decline

of things, and we are trying to tell bishops and priests and

deacons that you don't want to just kind of

preside over decline and downsizing,

you want to generate a new energy of evangelization

and Pentecost that can really turn the tide.

>>And live the new Pentecost.

A culture of Pentecost.

Well Peter, we have so much to be grateful for.

One of the things we have to be grateful for is this booklet

you have written, which is called "Light In The Darkness."

Jesus is the light in the darkness and we want you to have

this booklet at no cost, just for the asking,

and we will be back.

>>Friends, we're living through difficult and challenging times.

The Church is in a fierce battle.

In the words of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI,

man is pushing God from the human horizon and as a result,

the light which comes from God is disappearing,

and humanity is losing its bearings.

In this moment it is crucial that we hear the words of Jesus,

who said, "I'm the Light of the world.

He who follows Me will not walk in darkness,

but will have the Light of Life."

I wrote this short booklet to help you lay hold of this

precious promise from Jesus so you can have the strength and

the courage you need to be a light in the darkness.

To order your free copy of "Light in The Darkness,"

you can go to renewalministries.net

or call 1-800-282-4789.

>>Well Peter, we've seen how the Lord has worked with us,

but the Lord wants to work with everybody like that, you know?

So I'd just like to tell you folks,

open yourself to the Holy Spirit.

Ask God to give you the power and strength you need for your

mission of being a witness for Him in where you are.

Next week, same time, same place.

<i> The Choices We Face.</i>

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