TEACHINGS

During 1998, the year consecrated to the Holy Spirit, I wrote papers, twice a month, in order to better know our soul's divine guest: the Spirit of God! Read these essays!

During 1999, the year consecrated to
God the Father, I wrote papers on this Divine Person who is the very Principle of the Most Holy Trinity. Read these other essays!

During the year 2000, the year of the Great Jubilee, I wrote papers on the Mystery of the Most Holy Trinity, the very principle of our faith. You can read these essays on line!

On November 10, 2002, I wrote a Letter for the Marian Year 2002-2003, Year of the Rosary

Read this letter!

BOOKS
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During the year 1995, I published my first book on the Eucharist and on the Church:

THE EUCHARIST : THE CHURCH IN THE HEART OF CHRIST

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Living his priestly vocation with great intensity, Father Daniel Meynen offers us the benefits of his theological contemplation of the Eucharistic Mystery. Ever anxious to go deep into things, he immediately gets to the heart of the matter - the personal action of Mary-Mediatrix in Eucharistic communion. A Belgian by birth, the author thus inserts himself into the Marial Tradition of the Belgian Church, secular preacher of Mary's mediation.

Deeply passionate about the Church, Christ's Body as is the Eucharist, Father Meynen wishes to place at the service of the community of believers the gifts he has received from God. With this book, he wants to contribute in bringing to light the role of Mary in her association with the Charge of the Roman Pontiff, Mary and the Pope being closely linked to the Mystery of the Church, the former as Mother, the latter as its foundation and "rock".

Taking into account what will always remain mysterious, the reader will discover in this book the immense pleasure and joy the author had in writing it - as Father Jean Galot, S.J., professor of theology at the Gregorian University, states : "Mon impression est que vous avez une âme de mystique. Vous avez dû trouver une grande joie à écrire ce volume." - "My impression is that you have the soul of a mystic. You must have enjoyed very much writing this book." (Letter to Father Meynen, December 14, 1994)

The following year, 1996, I published my second book: 

A STONE IN THE CHURCH OF GOD : CEPHAS,

a sequel to the first one.

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Father Daniel Meynen, a Roman Catholic Priest, was the author of an earlier theological reflection on the role of Mary-Mediatrix called, "L'Eucharistie : l'Eglise dans le Coeur du Christ (The Eucharist : the Church in the Heart of Christ)".

His Excellency Monsignor Dino Munduzzi, Prefect of His Holiness' Palace in Rome, warmly praised Father Meynen for his first work, saying : "I want to express to you my congratulations for these fervent meditations you have dared to make on such a profound subject." (Vatican City, 22 August 1995).

This new book seeks to develop the idea that St. Mary is a true mediatrix, whose mediation is accomplished through her mystical union with the Roman Pontiff. It is a sequel to Father Meynen's first book, "L'Eucharistie: l'Eglise dans le Coeur du Christ". In this new book the reader is provided more advanced insights into the governing principles of both St. Mary's mediation and the Pope's eucharistic ministry.

Showing first what is meant in Scripture by being "a rock" or "Cephas", the author then analyzes the Last Supper of the Lord, and explains the divine words : "Do this in memory of Me." He then considers Mary-Mediatrix in her relationships with all three Persons of the Holy Trinity. The book concludes by explaining the exact nature of the diaconal character with respect to the Eucharistic ministry of St. Peter's Successor. Father Meynen also reveals what the character of the bishop essentially is and generally discusses the faith of Christ, as well as many things the reader will discover for himself as he reads this book.