From the Gospel of Luke    39 

    Those Catholics who oppose the unification of the Protestant Church 

with the Catholic Church are wrong.  They will not prevail. The Church 

shall be one. 

    Perhaps the elder son also represents some few, small groups of Christians 

who initially do not accept this unity of Protestants and Catholics in one 

Church. In a short time, though, these groups of dissenters and stragglers 

will disappear and full unity in one Church will be realized. 

The One Church 

    Look at the Catholic Church today. It has two parts, the Latin rite and the 

Eastern rite. Both are fully Catholic, united in faith and leadership. But there 

are some differences. It will be the same after the Protestant Churches 

convert and unite with the Catholic Church. 

    There will be one Church, but with seven parts. Each part of the Church 

will have the same beliefs. They will all be united under the worldwide 

leadership of the bishops and, first of all, the Pope. Yet, they will have 

differing traditions. 

    A foreshadowing of this can be seen today in a few churches in the United 

States, which have converted from the Anglican faith to the Catholic faith. 

They are allowed under written rules from the Holy See to use some 

traditions from the Anglican service within the Holy Mass. They use some 

prayers from the Anglican Book of Common Prayers. It is like an Anglican 

rite within the Catholic Church. When the Anglican minister converts to 

Catholicism with his congregation, he is allowed to become a Catholic 

priest, even if he is married. (He does not have to give up his wife.) 

    This is a model for the new structure of the one Church, once the 

Protestant Churches unite with the Catholic Church. There will be married 

men who are priests. But many priests will remain unmarried. And no 

women ministers will be allowed to become priests. Not every Protestant 

minister will become a Catholic priest, but many will. 

    There will be seven parts of the Church. Five will be from formerly 

Protestant Churches, one will be from the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church, 

and one will be from the Eastern Churches, including the Eastern Rite of the 

Catholic Church. All parts of the Church will be Catholic. There shall be 

true unity as one Church, with submission to the Pope as true teacher and 

leader of the Church, and complete unity of faith, in agreement with all of 

the teachings of the Catholic Church. 

    The conversion  of all the Protestant Churches to Catholicism will not 

occur in a single day. Even the conversion of one person takes a period of 

time. Conversion is a process. The conversion of millions is a long process, 

which will take many years to complete. The actual process of restructuring