Tehran April 2002: Harald Dahle-Sladek, Editor-in-Chief meets with His Excelency Mohammad Ali Abtahi, Director for the Institute of World Religions. Abtahi, "The Christian God and the Muslim God is one and the same."

EVEN THE CHURCH AND THE SACRED SACRAMENT HAVE BECOME CONSUMPTION

 By Harald Dahle-Sladek

  Even the Church and the Sacred Sacrament, the Eucharist, have become "consumption." One accepts, satisfies oneself and does not share the sacred power he has received with others. And therein lies the great and profound tragedy of our time.

The Church, that is, the priests, fails in the Mass by pointing out the profound gravity involved in receiving Sacred Power. He will commit to receive the sacred sacrament. But, by not illuminating precisely this, the Church commits a deep and grave sin. Instead, the sacrament and the message of the church, is the word of Jesus and the message for us, are painted in pastel colors as fairies separated from daily reality, demands and challenges.

For five years I was very sick. Every evening, at half past seven, I attended the evening fair in the small church of the St. Dominicus monastery in Oslo. I sat in the church, alone, and as I said, I was very sick at heart. Every day, seven days a week, for five consecutive years, I went and received the sacrament of the altar. There will be a total of 1825 days at dinner. And during those 1825 times, not a single person approached me, asked me how I was or wanted to help me. I sat there in the church and watched the believers move forward and provide the Sacred Power, one by one, as if they had been at the cash register of a supermarket. And then they went one by one to their place and when the fair ended, and then they left the church.

And I thought: "There they go and feed on the Sacred Power, but instead of sharing it with others, they keep for themselves." For me, this was a profound and catastrophic experience, a personal experience of the betrayal of men against God's first commandment, love your neighbor as yourself. I saw that the Church to which I belonged since I was baptized in 1950 was being fought from within. In such a scenario, Satan has a great room for maneuver, and today we see the result, a disintegrated Church and an internal decay.

The Western Cemetery in Oslo, September 4, 2018, where Harald was sitting on the stone steps in front of the chapel at the bottom. Then, while sitting there, I feel a deep sense of pain, a strong experience of closeness with Maria. And I get an image of the pain that Mary carries in her heart and the bad condition we have on Earth today and "I see" that Mary's pain is our problem in our time, namely the separation of God in a spiritual sense, in our lives as a concrete experience, there and then.

In this experience, Mary's pain is so powerful, so heavy, so sad that this experience only forces me to find a solution, in one direction. Namely, to highlight this sadness message by specifying it through action. In response to this warning, I make the "Order of the Sad Heart of Mary." So the order was: This is the place where Harald received, on September 4, 2018, the message to create the order of the sad heart of Mary, the cemetery of the west of Oslo, a beautiful park with an area with a church Gothic in the middle. "When I was sitting in front of the Gothic church, I felt this enormous burden of sadness. At the same time, I saw a similar reflection towards the sadness of Mary."

In a letter datet April 12 2019 Bishop of Oslo, Bernt Eidsvig refused to support the Order created by Harald Dahle, Order of the Sorrowful Heart of Mary - Orden del Triste Corazon de Maria.

To Harald Dahle-Sladek

 Bishop Bernt Eidsvig thanks for your inquiry of May 6, 2019 with detailed documentation.

The bishop appreciates your commitment, but does not find it appropriate to go ahead with this project.

With best regards,

Gunnhild Ficarra

Bishop's Secretary

June 12, 2019



Bishop John Wilhelm Gran supports Harald Dahle in his journalistic project in Rome November 1977

Bishop John Wilhelm Gran

Holliday Camp for Catholic Children in Norway 1957

Harald Dahle-Sladek No 3 from left: "In the morning Mass, Life got purpose. It was not consume, but a gift from God."