Dear Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton,

"President Bill Clinton has no regrets about having received holy communion from a priest in south Africa" ( the White House said on Monday April 5, 1998. after the act was criticized by a U.S. catholic archbishop ). Somewhat the John cardinal O'connor said that "non-catholics usually cannot receive communion and anyone accepting it has to be in a state of grace."

I give my clear conscience, what John cardinal O'connor's claim is seriously wrong.

"Glad to accept" and "Faith toward God" that's the only way to touch any kinds of religious believer. Ceremony" without "accept" and "faith" just "nothing".

"Religious hypocrite" is too many; it not means who are them, a large population of such "unbelieving believers" around our world, have hurt our young generation in which many chances to became a real "believer" was lost. I like to hear, "Clinton no regrets"; he is honest!

The power of the cross lies in the fact that Jesus took all these elements into himself on the cross and broke their power. He overcame every negative factor that has ever threatened man and he broke the power of Satan who master minds all these forces to bring man to destruction.

It is not enough to wonder at the work of Jesus on the cross, however, for that work to be effective in us. We need to received it into our own lives. It was in the power of the holy spirit that Jesus offered himself for us (Hebrews 9:14).　

It is as we allow the holy spirit to do the same work of overcoming sin, affliction and the powers of death in us, that we will enter into the true victory of calvary. President Bill Clinton can overcame every negative factor also; if, do the way of Jesus.

We pray for you, and your families.