jaricot 1

Pauline Jaricot

(Lyon, 1799-1862)

zoals Paulus

Pauline

!

vierentwintig 7

bíd dat 24 Projecten

onthuld worden aan de wereld

zodat meer mensen Wil v/God willen doen

(en dit verlangen v/God latent blijft in harten van 24 Oudsten)

Now...

internally embrace the mystery...

of these 24 Scrolls of Light...

and pray ! 

So that these 24 Projects...

may be revealed to the world and humanity.

So that more beings on the surface of the Earth...

may be/are aware of the need of fulfilling the Project of God.

And this ardent desire of the Father... 

that each one of His children may live/lives His Will...

continues to be latent within the hearts... 

of the Elders of the Universe.

[5.8.22]

lac ste anne 3

In 1841... 

a local Métis named Piché... 

asked Bishop Provencher in far-off St. Boniface to send a priest to live among them. 

Priests were scarce. Bishop Provencher had only four priests to minister to a territory that stretched from Ontario to the Rocky Mountains. Still, the next spring, he sent Father Jean-Baptiste Thibault to make an exploratory trip of over 1,400 kilometers.

-

In 1844... 

a small shack [keet,hut] was built to house Fr. Thibault and a young priest named Joseph Bourassa. 

Fr. Thibault immediately blessed the lake and called it 'Lac Ste Anne'. 

This was in fulfillment of a promise he had made...

to give her name to the first mission he would ‘father’. 

It was the first permanent Catholic mission west of Winnipeg.

The Oblates of Mary Immaculate...

are a society of Catholic missionaries. 

Founded in France in the early 1800’s, they are especially dedicated to preach the Gospel to the poorest of the poor and to serve in the most difficult of missions. 

With the coming of the Oblates, such as Father Albert Lacombe, the Mission enjoyed a period of great growth and importance. These men quickly gained a reputation for bravery, goodness and holiness. 

In plagues, they cared for the sick and comforted the dying, asking nothing in return. They worked for peace between warring parties and brought an end to the fighting. They preached the Gospel everywhere and many came to believe in Christ.

-

Father René Rémas especially had a reputation for great holiness. 

Once, when the men were fishing on the lake and were suddenly threatened by a violent storm, their wives – fearing for their lives – ran to get Fr. Rémas. The priest went to the shore and commanded the storm and the angry lake to be calm. He sprinkled it with holy water and immediately all became still.

By 1887... 

the buffalo had disappeared... 

and the lake lost its importance as a gathering place. 

Most of the population moved away, and the mission was almost deserted. 

Its pastor, Father Joseph Lestanc, then decided to close the mission. 

-

Then, on his first holiday back home to France in thirty years... 

he paid a visit to the Shrine of Ste Anne d’Auray.

He later related that while in prayer at this Shrine, God revealed to him in a powerful way that he must not close the mission. Rather, he must build a shrine there in honor of St. Anne, the grandmother of Jesus. It would be a place for pilgrims to come and receive spiritual help.

Father Lestanc was deeply moved. 

On his return, he lost no time in carrying out what God had revealed to him. 

The first pilgrimage was held in 1889, with several hundred attending. 

It soon became an annual event, on July 26th, feastday of St. Anne...

drawing people from all directions and many nations.

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A monument...

marking the site of the first church in southern Alberta... 

is located 4 km north and west of the junction of Hwy 8 & 22...

a few kilometres northeast of Bragg Creek. 

Down a remote dirt road off Hwy 22 on the north side of the Elbow River, lies the mission church of Our Lady of Peace. There used to be a sign announcing the monument on Hwy 22, but it disappeared around the time they built the Volker-Stevin Garage.

On the site of the first church in Southern Alberta...

this tablet commemorates the missionary labours of Father Constantine Scollen... 

born in Ireland in 1841, who established the Mission of Our Lady of Peace in the country of the Blackfeet in 1873, and of Father Leon Doucet, born in France in 1847, who joined Father Scollen at this spot in 1875, and spent a lifetime as 'Missionaire aux Pieds-Noirs'.

The cairn [steenhoop] was built in 1872. 

And was repaired and restored in 2019.

It is at the end of a dirt road, where it is protected by a steel fence.

You can see Moose Mountain on the horizon to the left of the fence.

The original cairn was vandalized... 

and the brass plaque was stolen. 

A new engraved stone plaque was installed in 2019. 

The cairn was refinished and restored at the same time.

'In 1872, lay helper Alexis Cardinal...

built a crude log cabin surmounted by a cross on this site. 

Thus began the Mission of Our Lady of Peace in the country of the Blackfeet, the first church in southern Alberta. Father Constantine Scollen, took up residence here in 1873. 

A zealous servant of God, he ministered to the dwellers of the plains during the hard times that saw the passing of their old way of life. His name is affixed to Treaty 7, signed by the Blackfoot Confederacy in 1877.'

'Our Lady of Peace was moved...

to the junction of the Bow and Elbow Rivers...

when the North West Mounted Police built Fort Calgary there in 1875. 

This old mission was used infrequently until 1882, when it was abandoned.

Our Lady of Peace Mission was designated a registered historic site on March 26th 1976, by the Hon. Horst A. Schmid, Minister of Culture, commemorating the courage and determination shown by Alberta’s missionaries in the early days of this province.'

Our Lady Queen of Peace Ranch...

used to be called No Ka Oi... 

but they changed the name somewhere around the year 2002. 

The Our Lady Queen of Peace Ranch is a recreational facility designed to provide a free outdoor experience for children with life challenges. Horse and wagon rides are featured activities. The ranch is located on the northern end of Bragg Creek in behind the Wintergreen Golf Club.

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maskwacis 4

The area was originally known as Maskwacis...

and Father Constantine Scollen always referred to it as 'Bear Hills'...

Moonrise over Maskwacis, Jeff McCune

...when he attempted to re-establish a Catholic mission there... 

in late 1884 and 1885, around the time that he and Chief Bobtail succeeded in persuading the young men not to join the North-West Rebellion. 

The first railway station was named Hobbema... 

after the Dutch painter Meindert Hobbema...

during the construction of the Calgary and Edmonton Railway in 1891. 

As a result, all of Hobbema's neighbouring communities came to bear names of First Nations origin (Ponoka/El/eland, Menaik/Spruce/denneboom, Wetaskiwin/Hills-Where-Peace-Was-Made...), with the exception of Hobbema itself. The community, including the hamlet portion within Ponoka County, was renamed Maskwacis (meaning indeed 'bear hills' in Cree) on January 1st, 2014.

The community has attracted national media attention... 

for its problems with crime and gangs. 

In an attempt to cut down on crime, the Hobbema Cadet Corp was established with the goal of keeping children as young as eight years old off the streets.

The Pê Sâkâstêw Centre, a minimum-security (prison/correctional) facility based on Aboriginal healing processes, is located in Maskwacis.

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consolata 10

'O, My Benigna! 

Be the Apostle of My love! 

Cry aloud, so that all the world may hear... 

that I hunger, I thirst, I die to be received by My creatures... 

and they make so little account of it! 

-

O do thou at least, My Benigna, make...

as many spiritual communions as possible...

to supply for the Sacramental communions which are not made. 

One every quarter of an hour is not enough. 

Make them shorter, but more numerous. 

If a wife saw her spouse dying of hunger... 

she would go from door to door to beg for Him. 

My Benigna, seek to draw souls to receive Me in Holy Communion. 

Thou art the Apostle of My Love.

-

But when thy body shall be under the earth... 

and thy soul in Heaven like a little atom in My Heart for all eternity...

then it will be thy Mother who will make known to souls...

what thou shalt have written.'

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witte paters 2

SANCTA MARIA 

(Sainte Marie)

Succurre miseris 

(Viens au secours des malheureux)

Iuva pusillanimes 

(Aide les timides)

Refove flebiles 

(Console les affligés)

Ora pro populo 

(Prie pour le peuple)

Interveni pro clero 

(Interviens pour le clergé)

Intercede (Intercède...) 

pro devoto femineo sexu 

(pour les femmes consacrées)

Sentiant omnes Tuum juvamen

(Qu'ils ressentent tous Ton aide)

Quicumque celebrant (Ceux et celles)

Tuam Sanctam Commemorationem

(...qui célèbrent Ta Sainte Mémoire)

Y a-t-il des relations... 

à établir entre la dévotion mariale de Charles Lavigerie... 

et ses études universitaires, ses engagements sociaux, ses rencontres interreligieuses et politiques, la diplomatie, son séjour à Rome et son expédition au Liban? 

Lavigerie n’avait sûrement pas une religion de sacristie. Il n’a jamais aimé les catacombes. Chrétien sur la place publique, il savait vivre au milieu des arènes de l’histoire de son siècle, le XIXe. 

Si le Cardinal récitait son chapelet... 

il exprimait aussi sa dévotion à Marie en créant des oeuvres comme les Missionnaires de Notre-Dame d’Afrique, hommes et femmes, les basiliques d’Alger et de Jérusalem, la ‘résurrection’ de l’Église de Carthage... Toutes ces fondations, il les mettait en relation directe avec la Vierge et avec la mission en Afrique. 

Notre confrère Joseph Vandrisse n’a pas hésité à esquisser le cadre historique, géopolitique et théologique du XIXe siècle pour essayer de cerner la dévotion mariale de notre fondateur.

Sancta Maria (Orgel ND Algiers) 

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congo 4

Friar Elías of the Sacred Heart of Jesus:

In the name of the Father, 

the Son and the Holy Spirit. 

Amen.

Brothers and Sisters... 

at the request of Our Lady, we are going to explain what happened... 

at the moment when we were praying in African languages.

At that moment, Our Lady began to draw closer in the manifestation of a great sun... 

that was entering here from the right side of the auditorium... 

crossing the Heavens and the dimensions. 

Behind that sun came the angels... 

some came with banners and others with trumpets...

those who came with banners had six-pointed stars. 

It was what was shown at that time.

-

Our Lady passed over this stage, as if walking... 

and She placed Herself over/above the symbol of the planet, which we have behind here.

Our Lady, when She came walking, came crying. 

Her Eyes were rivers of tears. 

She was bowing Her head down, as if She was thinking, meditating deeply in Her Heart.

At that moment, Our Lady came close... 

and the choirs of angels positioned themselves in a triangulation behind Our Lady.

-

She was dressed in a light blue tunic and a blue mantle... 

with Her Hands down, very close to Her body, an attitude that caught our attention.

At that moment, Our Lady reflected on Her chest, on Her heart, a Star... 

within that star was Her Immaculate Heart.

- 

During Her Apparition, She kept Her Eyes downcast... 

and Her Tears not only spilled over Her Face, but also over Her Clothes.

-

When we saw Her, She had a great impact on us. 

Because through Her Eyes, we saw what was happening in the East. 

She brought the whole event not only on a material level, but spiritual as well. 

And all this movement was supported and sustained by the angels who were with Mary.

-

At that moment... 

Our Lady explained to us that Her Hands next to Her body... 

meant the impossibility of Her being able to pour out Her Graces. 

We understood, before that symbol, that She did not have Permission to pour out Her Graces. 

Afterwards, we all could understand when She said that She could not pour out Her Graces on us. 

Still, Her love was always present here, in this place. 

Despite the suffering and the images that surrounded Mary...

She did not stop looking at us with serenity and with love.

-

During the Apparition...

She drew our attention to the Children of Mary... 

because She said that She needs them at this moment more than ever...

not only in prayer, but also in an attitude of peace. 

Therefore, She has blessed and consecrated many children.

-

She made a special request to each one that, as members of this humanity and in this transition that we are experiencing, we can understand and consciously understand what She wanted to tell us today. 

At the time, it seemed like that was only going so far. 

But Mary silently revealed many visions that were guided by Her.

After showing us Her Heart, Her Tears and Her pain... 

which she manifested in Seven Pains, which she revealed to us today... 

She showed us, little by little, a being, a consciousness that She had in Her Arms... 

and that seemed to weigh a lot. 

But the strength of the Love of Mary was what sustained that being. 

-

At that moment, She was shown an image of Jesus completely scourged and transfigured. 

Jesus' head fell back. 

It was a Jesus who was exhausted, tired, full of sores from Head to Toe. 

We couldn't count the number of sores he had... 

but there were a lot of them. 

And our Mother said: 

“This is what Jesus feels for humanity today. Look how He is right now."

-

And, after that, the image of Jesus in Her Arms disappeared... 

and through a ray that emanated from Her Immaculate Heart... 

She showed at Her feet a scene that had to do with Africa and the Middle East...

which She explained through the Message that we all listen.

When Maria explained that the streets were bloody...

she showed some places in the Middle East and Africa...

in which She revealed situations that happened on the physical plane. 

At that moment, She made it explicit, specifying that it was not a spiritual situation, but rather that it was something physical. 

And that She, due to the power that She has as Mediator and Intercessor, had the permission to show us, so that She could generate an impact on our consciousness and not on our emotions, on our feelings.

At the Feet of our Virgin Mary, horrible things appeared... 

people being burned, mutilated, experiencing martyrdom little by little. 

We thought that this was something from the past that Maria was showing us. 

that She was giving us an example, a reference.

But it was a reality that She brought us...

about something that is happening right now...

and that we could all hear and understand.

-

She needs, through this symbol, that our prayer is not only daily, but also fervent. 

Maria told us that She did not ask us to pray continuously... 

but that through our little prayers we could do something real.

We understood that for this reason, Mary asked us that our prayer have a certain strength... 

beyond the quantity or the number of prayers.

She needs, because of what is happening at this moment... 

that we pray from the heart as she taught us. 

She told us today that we could have prayed more from the heart... 

because She says that She considers us Her Army of Light... 

each praying person joining the Heart of Mary. 

And that will be the only way, Our Lady said... 

that many things can be reversed in time.

-

But things did not end only there. 

To Our Lady's right, three Angels with three Trumpets appeared. 

She raised Her Right Hand, pointing to the side and said the following: 

"Children, children, the trumpets are already sounding!" 

and it seemed that Mary was very affected by this situation...

She felt that the situation was going to another point.

-

When She referred to the mission of Africa...

when she named the word Africa... 

a cry came from Her Heart, a call of Love, a clamor from our Mother... 

so that this mission could be fulfilled and we could support those brothers and sisters... 

not only with our prayers, but also that our consciousnesses go internally with them to that mission... 

so that they also receive the support they need.

-

It was something Our Lady asked for. 

And She requested that special mission...

of service, of prayer and of transmutation as She said... 

in three countries of Africa: 

- Rwanda

- Uganda

- Congo

If these three missions materialize, that what our Mother promised and what we all heard will happen. That could reverse a lot of things. 

At that moment, we asked Her: "Mother, there are not many missionaries in the world anymore, could it be that we can support other people to go there, or people from that region, so that they become aware of Mary's request?" 

She answered us: “Children, do not forget that you are My soldiers, who respond to My call when I ask you for something. You will always have My support and My protection.”

That was what happened during the Apparition... 

which Our Lady asked us to share with everyone.

-

And, to close this Prayer Vigil, we are now going to watch a video of a previous Prayer Vigil that was held in Caracas, Venezuela, in which Mary leaves us a Message for all about Peace.

We thank everyone for joining us, and we invite you to carry that call of Mary in your heart, to alleviate the Seven Pains of our Mother and to respond once again to Her call.

Thank you, Mother, for all that you give us!

[12.2.15]

congo 3

My dear children...

today I not only come to bring you the Light of God...

the Truth that is being hidden from many. 

I also bring you a special request for which I will pray from this moment...

so that all My children, regardless of where they are, are united to My Immaculate Heart. 

I come to ask for an extraordinary Mission of Peace... 

from the missionaries of Saint Joseph and of My Immaculate Heart... 

Who must soon go to Africa so that, through your prayers, services and transmutations...

you balance everything that is happening... 

in the name of humanity. .

For this reason, My children, I call you to collaboration, to charity, to dedication from the heart so that this mission is carried out as soon as possible.

If this were to happen, many souls who are being mutilated and who do not even receive a minimum prayer, may be picked up by My Divine Spirit and elevated to Heaven as a symbol of balance and justice for those who suffer from the actions of men.

If you really knew what a heart feels when it is mutilated little by little, your offer would be infinite and you would only think of being able to rescue this humanity. 

Because not only in Medjugorje, but also here, you must listen to me openly. 

This is a request from My Immaculate Heart, beyond My Celestial Consciousness. 

I ask you, My children, to keep this call in your Heart.

My Seven Pains are: 

1. loss of life

2. suffering

3. denial 

4. martyrdom

5. false power

6. injustice 

7. submission [onderwerping]

I bless you, My children, in the name of the Justice of God. 

May the Light of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit... 

illuminate your paths...

and fill you with Love.

Sing to ease My Heart.

Song: Ave Maria.

I will always listen to your hearts... 

and I will feel your Love in My Immaculate Heart.

Be peacemakers... 

and bring Peace...

Peace for the end of time.

I thank you!

[12.2.15]  

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At the beginning of the 20th century... 

the area around Ngome, about thirty kilometres northwest of Nongoma...

was set aside for commercial farming. As a result, white farmers purchased land and used it mainly for cattle ranching and timber [hout] production. 

Black families were allowed to live on these farms as tenants, providing the white farmers with an abundant labour force. Missionary work among these black families could only be done with the permission of the white farmers on whose property they lived.

After the Benedictines had opened a mission station at Nongoma in 1926... 

they began to establish a string of out-stations in the district... 

in order to win new converts and form them into communities. 

In 1944 they bought a 338 hectare farm at Ngome... 

that was intended as a source of income for the mission station at Nongoma... 

with its school and hospital. 

The Benedictines used the farm mainly for cattle ranching. 

A small school was erected on the farm to enable the children in the area to get a basic education. 

It became known as the Mayime School. 

The classroom was used as a chapel... 

where the Catholics came together on Sundays to celebrate Holy Mass... 

or to participate in a service conducted by a catechist.

Bishop Thomas Spreiter at that time... 

was convinced of the great importance of indirect mission work in schools and hospitals for the spreading of the faith in a difficult mission territory like South Africa. 

With great vision and courage he worked to obtain permission from Rome that Benedictine Sisters could be trained in midwifery. After years of persistent effort, this permission was obtained from Rome and from Tutzing in 1936.

After Rome allowed the Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing to assist women in childbirth, Sister Reinolda became the first sister in Zululand to take a course in midwifery. 

She had been asked by her superiors, if she wanted to take this kind of training. In spite of her hesitation, on account of her age, she was in her mid thirties and lacked a secondary education and had scant knowledge of the English language, the Benedictine Sister who had up till then only been a seamstress agreed, trusting in God’s help, and in view of the personnel needs of the hospital which was under construction. 

Her decision was entirely borne by her spirit of faith. Sister Reinolda studied hard but not through many nights, in order not to neglect her spiritual life. She relied completely on God and in prayer, a spirit of faith and trust in God. 

She received a diploma as a midwife from Greys Hospital in Pietermaritzburg in May of 1938. In June of the same year the Benedictine Mission Hospital opened in Nongoma, and the newly qualified Sister Reinolda was put in charge of the maternity department.

The Benedictine Hospital had a chapel where mass was celebrated. 

Although Sister Reinolda was devoted to Our Lady, she had not been excessively so before the 22nd of August 1955. She was however known for having a special devotion to the Eucharistic presence of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

At the beginning the early years were difficult. There was great poverty and also distrust amongst the population, and quarrels with the district surgeon who did all he could to harm his competitor as he perceived it. 

In those years Sister Reinolda’s great union with God and her deep spirit of faith became evident. She spent many an hour of the night in prayer in order to be able to handle these difficulties. 

She won the hearts of the Zulus by her kindness and generous readiness to help. Her expertise as a midwife attracted expectant mothers from afar.

-

Soon Sister Reinolda began to train midwives. 

In 1941 the first group took their exams. Hundreds of young Zulu girls, black and white religious sisters of various congregations and a number of her own fellow sisters were her pupils. She worked well with the doctors who appreciated her knowledge and skills.

-

Sister Reinolda never saw her homeland again. 

She deliberately denied herself holiday leave in Germany, and except for her time of training to be a midwife in Pietermaritzburg, she never left the district she had been sent to as a missionary. 

However on one occasion a nephew of hers who had become a priest came to visit her, and she allowed herself to spend some time with him.

She was not only a midwife but also a great missionary. 

She longed to bring the love of Christ to his people in Zululand and so on many Sundays she went with the priest to the outstations, and invited the people to come to Mass. She cared for the sick and dying and would try to rectify marriages.

“Mashiane” as the Zulus called her on account of her thick eyebrows, was known and loved everywhere in the Nongoma region. Men and women are said to have gone to confession to her for trial, and when one man in hospital was asked for his religious affiliation he replied: “I believe in Mashiane”. 

Even the Zulu King, who was born in her department, came occasionally to her small office for advice.

She helped the poor, distributed food and clothing and did not stop even if her kindness was occasionally misused.

The pastor of Nongoma described Sister Reinolda as a very solid missionary sister in the truest sense of the word and of inestimable help to him in his pastoral work. 

As a responsible and efficient midwife she came in contact with many people, women and men from near and far, and she enjoyed their complete confidence. Her friendly manner combined with zeal for souls had a great moral influence on those who sought her help. Through the help she offered them, many non practising Christians found their way back to the church.

-

She made every effort to track down children who had received emergency Baptism in her maternity department, and admonished the parents to have this baptized child educated in a Catholic school once it was of school age. She kept a careful record of every child who had received emergency baptism among the thousands of newborns.

In marriage situations where the Catholic man or catechumen lived together with several wives, she managed to convince the man to enter a church marriage with one of his wives, and separate without harshness from the others, and thus start a Christian family.

Through her nursing and her pastoral visits she could point out to the missionaries the families which needed pastoral assistance. Her heart suffered with the physically and spiritually sick. She wanted to alleviate their suffering.

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olv v/america 2

St. Kateri

gavarnie 2

- In majestueus landschap van Gavernie ! ...

tweeledige boodschap van Christus, 20 mei '22 -

I. (als VICTIM-SOUL..) GOEDMAKEN BIJ GOD WAT WE m.n. de NATUUR HEBBEN AANGEDAAN

identiek worden aan hele schepping / natuur / elementalen, devas e.d. in zulke natuur:

ondanks alle krenkingen en alle lijden, toch blijven geven/helpen om mensheid te redden

m.a.w. klein en nederig zijn...

concreet:

namens mensheid en hele schepping, vergiffenis vragen en danken!! 

bij rivieren, zeeën, waar bries is, bergen, bossen, bosjes

bij redden van dieren, watergeven aan planten

bij zonsopgang en -ondergang

II. BIDDEN VOOR MISSIE IN POLEN (gekoppeld aan Africa, zoals in 2018?...)

missie die een beroep doet op élk van ons (niet enkel op kleine groep)

zodat er duurzame oplossingen komen (en niet langer loze beloften / theaterspel...)

gevraagd: (iets) méér doen dan nu

(incl. meer initiatief nemen?...)

>> Plan zal zich automatisch ontvouwen

ontvangen absolutie 

en zegen

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centra, missies

essenen-essentie wordt 'bewaterd '

voor onzelf/anderen: leven in licht-gemeenschappen 

voor wereld: verspreiding via humanitair werk (=zaad leggen voor anderen)

//

Do not believe that you are what you outwardly show... 

or all that you appear to be. 

Do not allow your lives to be governed by these energies. 

Let your heart open more and more... 

until your hearts can love everyone without conditions... 

and learn to be fathers and mothers in spirit... 

brothers and sisters in the sacred Essene fraternity.

-

Also in the past, the Templar Order gave continuity to that Essene fraternity... 

but they were the same ones who met and united around the sacred Relics of the Passion... 

in order to found that new impulse that came from the universe... 

that, one way or another, the new humanity would be constituted... 

as a seed of light in the consciousness.

-

Through these last years and the last Sacred Weeks...

I have come with My own Hands bringing the Water of Life... 

to water that inner seed that is in you... 

so that the new life, the New Humanity, may sprout and be born. 

-

But that work is very hard. 

It requires a lot of determination and courage from My apostles... 

so that those profound Aspirations of God are fulfilled.

For that reason, I have brought you here. 

To Aurora as well as to other places... 

where that seed of light can express... 

the life of the Light-Communities... 

and even more, open your doors and your hearts... 

to welcome the whole world through humanitarian service... 

where many more seeds, in this time of apparent defeat, are being planted and sown in hearts... 

for a single reason, that everyone achieves the happiness of being in God... 

and recognizing His Sacred Names... 

so that this wounded humanity may be healed... 

so that this sick humanity may be healed... 

so that this indifferent humanity may be unified... 

so that this divided humanity may be united... 

so that this hopeless humanity may live the Divine Hope.

-

My Promises will continue to be fulfilled... 

in those who offer themselves as empty chalices... 

to be repositories of the Codes of My Celestial Church... 

of all the merits achieved during My Birth, Public Life, Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension.

I do not need something difficult. 

I need your simple donation. 

Because I want My friends to live in My Love. 

So that My friends live in Me. 

As many of My friends through the ages lived in Me... 

and dared to love what unknown.

-

When I become silent... 

it is for you to contemplate, meditate and listen to My Words. 

Because Heaven and Earth will pass away... 

but My Words will remain in the empty chalices.

[4.4.21]