My dearly beloved Children,
What do you want from Me? I speak to you as a Father because I am God, your Father, your Brother, and your Beloved. I am God, and as such, I am your Savior—yes, I am, but also your Father with all the benevolent authority I have over My children. I love you as no father, however benevolent he may be, can love you, because I know you perfectly. I know your efforts to behave as good Catholics, but often you let yourselves be carried away by your personal judgments, by your impressions, and above all by your lack of formation.
To be a good judge, one must know all the facts of the case to be judged and must look to the best Judge on earth, Jesus Christ, who is Himself both God and man. I said, “Do not judge, and you will not be judged” (Lk 6:37), but I also said: “Whoever has My commandments and keeps them—it is this person who loves Me and will be loved by My Father” (John 14:21). Everything is interconnected: love and forbearance, love and prudence—that cardinal virtue that leads you to choose the best means to live a Christian life and reach Heaven.
While you must not judge people, you must recognize right from wrong, good deeds from bad, truth from error, and erroneous or harmful speech. For example, God’s First Commandment commands you to worship and love God perfectly. No other god—who would therefore not be God—can be placed on an equal footing with Him; no teaching that is not His can be regarded favorably at the expense of His teaching. To place God and others on the same level is a violation of the first of the divine Commandments—He who is your Father and who desires to lead you to Him alone.
God alone is lovable (to be loved); God alone is worthy of worship (to be worshiped); God alone is legitimate; and any living being who distorts His Law, His Words, or His Commandments is not worthy of Him. Have I not said, “Apart from Me, you can do nothing” (John 15:5)? Indeed, and it is I, the Lord, who tell you this: it is useless to bring all religions together to pray for peace, for those who do not know Me do not pray to Me, and those who, while calling themselves Christians, are not My disciples—because they have distorted My teaching—do not pray to Me with the humility that every devout believer ought to have.
The Most Holy Virgin Mary, My Mother, was chosen by God from among all other women because she was submissive to My laws and My teaching, and because she had no self-serving desires. Humility is desiring nothing for oneself, desiring only the Divine Will for oneself and for the world, and loving one’s neighbor since he is a creature of God and therefore loved by Him as well; this is the foundation of all charity, which My Mother practiced to perfection. The love with which My Mother loved God and humanity led her to the foot of the Cross; there, with her Divine Son, she participated in His Holy Sacrifice, fully united with Him, submitted to the Divine Will without any thought of herself. She wept, yes, but they were tears of love, of compassion, of understanding the cost of sin, and of union with the One being sacrificed. She accepted this Sacrifice just as the Lord Himself desired it—to redeem every man, every woman, every child, and to have them with Him in Heaven for all eternity. During My hours of suffering on the Cross, I knew the feelings that stirred My Mother’s soul, and I entrusted all of humanity to her so that she might offer them her maternal protection.
My Cross has granted you this sonship to an exceptional Mother, who takes her maternal role very seriously and who brings you the peace, security, understanding, guidance, and stability of a heart that is always loving, always encouraging, and always balanced.
Those who do not know My Mother or who have no devotion to her are not attentive to My words, which have given them My Mother as their Mother. And if they are not attentive to one of My words that is so important, they are not attentive to any of them—or only to those they twist out of context. Those who call themselves Protestants protest, and as such—whether they belong to this or that Reformed church—they do not follow Me on the straight and humble path to which I call every man and woman. I know of only one Church, the one I founded, and in Heaven, all My children will know Me as I am—in Unity, in Faithfulness, and in Truth—and they will know My Mother as she is, with all her titles and all her majesty as Queen of Heaven and Earth.
I love all people, whatever their religion may be; I grant them My graces of conversion, and I hear their prayers when they ask Me for what I propose to them. What are these proposals? Those that are compatible with My teaching and made with a devout heart—that is, a humble and submissive heart. The parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee (Luke 18:9–14) is still relevant today; I hear prayers offered with humility, but when people pray to Me with arrogance or pray to someone other than Me—as the pagans do—those prayers do not reach My Heart, which is full of tenderness and always inclined to grant the requests of those who pray to Me in spirit and in truth (John 4:23–24).
Dear Children, reread the Gospels, meditate on them, put them into practice, pray to Me in spirit and in truth, and I will hear you.
May God be blessed today and forever; may He be known and loved in spirit and in truth. In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit †. Amen.
Your Lord and your God
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