People often ask if Eileen George is trustworthy. “Is her ministry in accord with the Catholic Church?”, “Is she real or a fake?” Throughout the history of the Church God has raised up men and women with extraordinary gifts, charisms, and radical love for God so that there might be a renewal within the whole of the Church. We know of people like St. Theresa of Avila, John of the Cross, Francis & Claire of Assisi and Catherine of Siena. Each of these people were rejected as troublemakers, and extremists until they were proved by God and the Church. The above mentioned men and women, although very unique individuals, have a common thread that weaves throughout their lives. First, they were people of deep faith, who lived on the grace of a strong Sacramental life. Second, they were in complete submission to the Church. Third, they were unfailingly united to the successor of St. Peter – the Pope.

This same thread can be seen in the life of Eileen George. She was a woman of deep faith. Her whole life was centered on Jesus Christ and the road to holiness. Eileen had a deep love for and experience of the Sacramental life. In her own words, “I could not live one day without receiving the lover of my soul in Holy Communion.”

Eileen’s ministry was (and in her absence continues) in complete submission to the Church. Her spiritual life and ministry were under the direction of the Church. All of Eileen’s books and video tapes are scrutinized by her spiritual director & board of directors before they are released to the public. Eileen’s teaching and healing ministry began through the direct intervention of the Bishop of Worcester, and continued under his guidence. All of Eileen’s services, conferences and retreats were only accepted with a letter of permission from the Bishop of the diocese that she entered.

Eileen’s ministry has been praised by Bishops and Cardinals from around the country and the world. Some of the Bishops who esteem Eileen and her ministry include:

Cardinals

• Anthony Cardinal Bevilacqua, former Archbishop of Phildelphia
• Ivan Cardinal Dias, (formerly Apostolic Pro-Nuncio to Korea &  Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of the Peoples)
• Stephen Cardinal Kim, Archbishop of Seoul – Korea
• John Cardinal Krol, former Archbishop of Philadelphia
• Roger Cardinal Mahony, Archbishop Emeritus of Los Angeles
• Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington, DC (former Bishop of Newark)
• John Cardinal O’Connor, Archbishop of New York

Archbishops

• Archbishop George H. Pearce, S.M., former Archbishop of Suava Fiji Islands (former Bishop of Apia, Samoa)

Bishops

• Bishop Willem Michel Ellis, former Bishop of Dutch West Indies
• Bishop Bernard Flanagan, former Bishop of Worcester
• Bishop Louis E. Gelineau, Bishop Emeritus of Providence
• Bishop Howard Hubbard, Bishop Emeretus of Albany
• Bishop Timothy Harrington, former Bishop of Worcester
• Bishop James McHugh, former Bishop of Rockville Center & of Camden
• Bishop Robert E Mulvee, Bishop Emeritus of Providence (formerly of Wilmington)
• Bishop Joseph A. Pepe, Bishop of Las Vegas
• Bishop Daniel Reilly, Bishop Emeritus of Worcester (formerly of Norwich)
• Bishop James C. Timlin, Bishop Emeritus of Scranton
• Bishop Thomas Tschoepe, former Bishop of Dallas
• Bishop Thomas J. Welsh, Former Bishop of Allentown

There are also many more Bishops and thousands of Priests who could be added to this list.