BV of the Revelation, Chittering, approx 11.30
These are the words of the Blessed Mother on this day:
I hear the cries of those who suffer and proclaim that the cross they carry is too heavy, so heavy that they can hardly carry it. They implore intercession that their burdens may be relieved. They look on their burdens as decrees of God the Father, the Almighty, and, at times repeatedly, many question the fairness of their afflictions. Too often the burdens are seen as visitations of the Father's anger. In confusion too many seek relief from the suffering. Yet the suffering with which each of you is afflicted from time to time, results from lack of discrimination and faulty knowledge and sin. This is my advice for each of you who believe to be suffering unendurably: seek humbly the knowledge which God the Father has gifted to each of you that you may reach the ability to discriminate. Seek the truth with humility. Do meditate on the suffering of the Lord Jesus, the Saviour and you will know that from your suffering, born from patience and endurance you will receive hope. You will know that, though living on Earth, the Earth is a place of exile from your eternal residence into the Kingdom of the Father. When you achieve this level of knowledge you will understand that it will not profit you to keep the attachments which bind you to your present state.
In prayer ask yourselves if your suffering equals that of Jesus or that of any of the saints! Immediately you will become aware of your weaknesses and yet you will know that what the Lord proclaimed in His life is the way you must follow to obtain salvation. Remind yourselves as well that no matter the good you have done, it cannot ever be so good as to merit relief: conceit is at the base of such thinking and conceit is not humility! Yet, despite all the impediments, and suffering the imperfection of sin, to each of you it is granted to understand the truth! Seek the truth and you will understand that the teachings of Jesus, my son incite you to change your ways through repentance. Too many postpone the change and too many reject it for they believe that God the Father, the Almighty forgives all according to their own personal justifications. Beware that you may leave it all to when it will be too late.
Beware as well from such judgements which place you above your brothers in discrimination. Beware from assuming that you are better qualified to possess leadership and control over the minds of your brothers and sisters for, by imposing your personal imperfect understanding on others, you will alienate yourselves from the Mystical Body of the Christ. Do not ever lay nets to entrap your brothers under your personal dominance. If you act in this manner you are not following the teachings of the Christ for the Christ is offering redemption to each and every one, equally!
Remember as well that you cannot obtain social peace unless you understand that such peace is based on mutual respect of the human dignity. Jesus came to redeem each person and therefore the society of man. Each of you may tell yourselves, freely that "Jesus has loved me, myself and has given His life, Himself for me!" When you know this all your burdens will be light!
She smiles and leaves.
These are the words of the Blessed Mother on this day:
I hear the cries of those who suffer and proclaim that the cross they carry is too heavy, so heavy that they can hardly carry it. They implore intercession that their burdens may be relieved. They look on their burdens as decrees of God the Father, the Almighty, and, at times repeatedly, many question the fairness of their afflictions. Too often the burdens are seen as visitations of the Father's anger. In confusion too many seek relief from the suffering. Yet the suffering with which each of you is afflicted from time to time, results from lack of discrimination and faulty knowledge and sin. This is my advice for each of you who believe to be suffering unendurably: seek humbly the knowledge which God the Father has gifted to each of you that you may reach the ability to discriminate. Seek the truth with humility. Do meditate on the suffering of the Lord Jesus, the Saviour and you will know that from your suffering, born from patience and endurance you will receive hope. You will know that, though living on Earth, the Earth is a place of exile from your eternal residence into the Kingdom of the Father. When you achieve this level of knowledge you will understand that it will not profit you to keep the attachments which bind you to your present state.
In prayer ask yourselves if your suffering equals that of Jesus or that of any of the saints! Immediately you will become aware of your weaknesses and yet you will know that what the Lord proclaimed in His life is the way you must follow to obtain salvation. Remind yourselves as well that no matter the good you have done, it cannot ever be so good as to merit relief: conceit is at the base of such thinking and conceit is not humility! Yet, despite all the impediments, and suffering the imperfection of sin, to each of you it is granted to understand the truth! Seek the truth and you will understand that the teachings of Jesus, my son incite you to change your ways through repentance. Too many postpone the change and too many reject it for they believe that God the Father, the Almighty forgives all according to their own personal justifications. Beware that you may leave it all to when it will be too late.
Beware as well from such judgements which place you above your brothers in discrimination. Beware from assuming that you are better qualified to possess leadership and control over the minds of your brothers and sisters for, by imposing your personal imperfect understanding on others, you will alienate yourselves from the Mystical Body of the Christ. Do not ever lay nets to entrap your brothers under your personal dominance. If you act in this manner you are not following the teachings of the Christ for the Christ is offering redemption to each and every one, equally!
Remember as well that you cannot obtain social peace unless you understand that such peace is based on mutual respect of the human dignity. Jesus came to redeem each person and therefore the society of man. Each of you may tell yourselves, freely that "Jesus has loved me, myself and has given His life, Himself for me!" When you know this all your burdens will be light!
She smiles and leaves.
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