Dear children, I am calling you to spread the faith in my Son – your faith.
You, my children illuminated by the Holy Spirit, my apostles, transmit it to others – to those who do not believe, who do not know, who do not want to know – but for that you must pray a lot for the gift of love, because love is the mark of true faith – and you will be apostles of my love.
Love always, anew, revives the pain and the joy of the Eucharist, it revives the pain of the Passion of my Son, by which he showed you what it means to love immeasurably; it revives the joy for having left you his body and blood to feed you with himself – and in this way, to be one with you.
Looking at you with tenderness, I feel immeasurable love which strengthens me in my desire to bring you to a firm faith. Firm faith will give you joy and happiness on earth and in the end the encounter with my Son.
This is his desire.
Therefore, live him, live love, live the light that always illuminates you in the Eucharist.
I implore you to pray a lot for your shepherds, to pray so as to have all the more love for them because my Son gave them to you to feed you with his body and to teach you love.
Therefore, you are also to love them.
But, my children, remember, love means to endure and to give, and never, ever to judge.
Thank you.
...this the message of July ,2, 2015...
..it is apparent that Our Lady is espousing the heresy of humanism...not to judge...and to tolerate without judgement...true prudence is important as is tact...yet our lady here is not espousing love as it appears in charity...which is to love one another as each one is referred to some common good..which good rests in God's commandments...if we do not judge whether someone is doing good or perverting it according to the normative measure contained in God's commandments...then we cannot love them...which is to say we cannot refer them to the common good...and so the above message is contradictory...
..let us all beware of counterfeit messages which appear consoling yet which lure us to trust our own emotions over the reason espoused by the Gospel itself...amen
