@charisma: What Hartl says is (more or less) o.k. I suspect that the claims of his group that "these are exciting and extraordinary times" and this is "God's time for Europe", "one hundred million people turning to God in Europe" may be slightly hyperbolic (Hartl sounds a bit like Trump, not that I have something against Trump). There is nothing wrong with fasting, I would just wish the the rhetoric would be a bit more humble and Catholic. Further I did not understand why we should fast for the Jewish Passover. Did I misunderstand something? And: What is the "Jesus movement in Galilee"? Does Hartl speak about the Church? I don't want to be picky, but I have learned to listen to people and to how they speak, and I must say that these things do not sound right to me. They sound to me like an average Protestant preacher in the U.S. I do not want to disparage the Protestants, but I like Catholics who speaks Catholic.