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Topic: Meditation and Prayer
Message to Gianna Sullivan Nov.4,2007
Public Message
Our Lady of Emmitsburg
To the World
through Gianna Sullivan
November 4, 2007
Little children, praised be Jesus!
Little ones, God the Father is with you. God the Son is with you. God the Holy Spirit dwells in you. I, your Mother, am with you. We love you, children. I will always guide you and lead you to the Way of perfection in Jesus. I will always be with you.
Times are difficult. There are many people suffering in various circumstances and situations, with pain at all levels, from children to adults, from my elderly to my unborn.
Pray with all your hearts, and never give up hope. There can be Peace in this world. There can be unity. Pain and suffering can end.
You are all invited into this most glorious Plan. As you dwell within my Son and my Son within you, the Cross becomes your salvation at all times; and there comes a point in time when your sufferings become your consolation. As you accept and continue to surrender, you will receive the wisdom; and God's grace shall be infused within you.
Pray with all your hearts, and you will see, that as you join together, how pain and suffering are lifted and Joy becomes your way of being.
I shall never leave you, not for a moment. My Son is with you. Know how blessed and loved you are! Whether you feel loved or not, you are loved. I embrace you with my Motherly Heart, and I shed upon you the blessings from Heaven. Receive all the good things of God's blessings through the Most Blessed Trinity---Father, Son & Holy Spirit. Peace to you. I love you!
Reflection by Fr. John B. Wang
This is a very strong message of HOPE from our Heavenly Mother given in the name of the Most Holy Trinity. Our Mother says she knows that the times are difficult and that there is a great deal of suffering and pain in the world. But the sufferings are a means of salvation and Heaven has a glorious plan. The sufferings will turn into consolation and joy. All we must do is pray and trust in God. The Most Holy Trinity and our Blessed Mother are intimately united with us. They will never leave us. They will bring us to Easter morning.
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Message From Mother Mary - November 9, 2007 thru Lec -
Message Received
From Mother Mary
November 9, 2007(Friday)
7:05AM
St. Francis Church
Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City
Metro Manila
PHILIPPINES
After hearing from Jesus, once more I prayed the Spiritual Preparations then proceeded to hear Mother Mary in my heart. This is what I heard from the still, small, inner voice.
Son, prepare heart, soul, mind and spirit. The Illumination of the Soul as revealed to consecrated souls is an inevitable event happening. There is no surer way to prepare in the spirit than to go to confession.
Physical readiness is also important but preparations in the spirit should be paramount for no one can exactly predict what will take place to each person's life when the dire events start falling into place as prophesied. Whatever happens to a person, as long as that person is prepared to receive the heavenly inheritance does not matter much anymore for what else is to be asked for if heaven is already attained. Everything is in there already, no more need to break the back just to earn a pittance but yes, if you think that you will do nothing there but meditate, pray and worship, that will not be the case. Heaven's vastness and the billions of worlds out there in the universe have not been created by God for nothing for everything in His creation has a Divine and Holy Purpose.
There is much to see, much to do to occupy the time there. Remember, life in the glorious beyond is for eternity. What will you do in eternity if God has not thought about that in the first place? I tell you Son and tell others about this so that their longing for the Heavenly home will always be kept alive thus leading them instead to think nicely of the magnificent rewards instead of dwelling all the time on the punishment if they fail to do what God desires. Time to encourage others on the glory that awaits them should their faithfulness to God endures to the end.
Good to see you here Son Go in peace!
Message Reception Ended : 7:50 AM Duration : 20 minutes Total Time Elapsed for 3 Messages on November 9, 2007 = 1 hour and 5 minutes
Message From Jesus - November 9, 2007 thru Lec
Message Received
From Jesus
November 9, 2007(Friday)
7:05AM
St. Francis Church
Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City
Metro Manila
PHILIPPINES
After hearing from the Father, I went on to ask Jesus if He would like to say anything. Recharging my spiritual battery, I then prayed my spiritual preparations before hearing the Lord such as the Lord's Prayer, Hail Mary, Glory Be, the Act of Contrition and to make certain that nothing not of Jesus will gain entrance into my mind, I prayed the Prayer of Protection from evil through St.
Michael, the Archangel. Then I proceeded to hear Jesus in my heart.
This is what I heard from the still, small, inner voice.
Son, you made me glad by your availability today. Son, I am loathe to speak harshly against anybody but there were times as the Scriptures bears my words that I did so. Against the Pharisees and the Scribes my words were not accommodating to them but I knew their hearts and I had simply adopted the best measure that befits the situation in my earthly stay.
I am uncompromising as far as hypocrisy is concerned, saying one thing and meaning another. The heart's content of every person is not hidden to Me. I can see far into the future how a person will behave based on my knowledge of that person's conscience, the means through which each created being with a soul maintains direct communication with heaven.
We speak through the conscience, but the person may not detect us in his inner self for when the cares of the world overwhelms the soul, our voices are lost. Find time to rest, reflect and commune with Me in your heart.
My coming has long been prophesied and yes, I will come as is written, but when I come, will I find many whose hearts have remained steadfast for me for the days to prove how authentic that faith is, is fast approaching on the eastern horizon, the direction where the sun rises and so my sign which will first be seen from the East.
Will the multitudes be ready to welcome my coming?
Message Reception Ended : 7:30 AM Duration : 25 minutes
Message #3020 to Little Mary - September 20, 2007
"Please pick up your cross and take a stand for life"
MESSAGE #3020 from the Blessed Mother September 20, 2007
My daughter, The Gospel must be spread so more come to know My Son, Jesus.
Please, dear children, join hands and live your Faith. Speak the truth or you will see darker days. Please take part in healing Jesus' wounds. When you live a lukewarm life, you add wounds to Jesus' Most Precious Body.
Abortion is on the rise because my children are not taking a stand for life. Please work together and assist those children who are on the wrong path. Assist those mothers who are unable to care for their children.
These mothers need to see Christ in you. Please be loving, caring children so more turn to God instead of having an abortion.
Through prayer and sacrifice on your part, each of you can make a difference in this world. If you use your hands and voice, life will not be destroyed. Allow the Holy Spirit to guide you so more see Christ in you. Each of you must do your part in order to be true servants for Our Lord.
Now, please pick up your cross and take a stand for life. Pick up your cross, obey God and be willing to serve Our Lord. Amen.
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Message From the Father - November 9, 2007 thru Lec - Latest
Message Received
From The Father
November 9, 2007(Friday)
6:45AM
St. Francis Church
Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City
Metro Manila
PHILIPPINES
After attending the 6:00 AM mass and thereafter prayed my daily devotions, I then asked if the Father had anything to say.
Here is what I heard from the still, small, inner voice:
Conditions in the world are fast deteriorating son. It will not be too long before a crisis point is reached culminating in more events that will finally tell people that this is the time that has been warned long before.
Even if without my intervention, events leading to the last book of the scriptures are fast shaping up into fruition, hence my warning to step up preparations for the prophesied time.
The sum total of everything I have been giving will finally be understood by all who happen to know my words and abide in them.
I do nothing out of fancy or merely for my entertainment for the business of saving souls is my foremost predilection. Why would I send Jesus if it were not so.
There is not much time left son before everyone gets into a frenzy for as events start falling into place, going back is no longer a possibility for all semblance of a normal life would have entirely vanished and what follows next day after day will occupy man's heart and soul that his time to think well of me would have been greatly impaired, hence, the great need to condition the mind, spirit, soul and body for the inevitable grim days of woe right now.
Man must totally repent now, seek Me in humility and ask for my help that until the end of his life, he be kept by Me so as to be adjudged worthy to belong to my kingdom which I am making available to all those who believe and do something which I have already made known to live in sanctity and purity until the last day for only by doing so can the barrier that separates man from Me shall be breached through.
I AM WAITING FOR ALL THOSE WHO ACCEPT MY INVITATION. COME AND BE MY GUEST!
Your Father,
Message Reception Ended : 7:05 AM Duration : 20 minutes
First Things
Woe to Those Who Call Evil Good
By Joseph Naumann (Archbishop of Kansas City)
Monday, October 29, 2007, 7:40 AM
Mother Teresa, who dedicated her life to serving the poorest of the poor, said on more than one occasion that the greatest poverty in the world was not on the streets of Calcutta but here in the United States and Western Europe. She would say: “What a terrible poverty that says: I cannot feed one more child. I cannot clothe one more child. I cannot shelter one more child. I cannot care for one more child. I cannot love one more child.”
This is the great poverty that has enveloped our nation these past thirty-five years—a poverty that amid unprecedented prosperity and wealth places strict limits on our capacity to love.
One of the themes that John Paul II wove through his encyclical The Gospel of Life could be described as the crisis of truth. John Paul believed that objective truth was accessible to everyone through the light of reason. In this, he stood in opposition to many in Western society who question the existence of truth.
For many in our culture today, tolerance and diversity have become the new absolutes. Certainly, there is much good in such values. Tolerance is an important and helpful civic virtue in a democratic society. And it is consistent with Christian teaching.
In fact, as Christians, we are called to do much more than tolerate others who may be different from us in a whole host of ways. We are called to reverence every other human being as one made in the image of God and one the Son of God deemed of such worth that he gave his life on Calvary. This does not mean, however, that every action is to be approved, much less respected. There are some actions and activities that are against the innate dignity of the human person and that infringe on the rights and dignity of others.
The point, here, is that the ideological underpinnings for pro-choice rhetoric derive from the relativism against which the pope complained. It is the crisis of truth that allows otherwise intelligent individuals to posit that they are personally opposed to abortion but they support the right of others to choose an abortion.
The question that needs to be posed to those who make this claim is: Why are you personally opposed to abortion? Why do so many of the pro-choice politicians even say that they want to make abortion rare? Why want to make something rare if it is truly a valid choice? The rhetoric of choice has been a very clever marketing campaign for something that is of its nature evil and repugnant.
While it taps into some deeply held American values of personal freedom and individual liberty, pro-choice position is actually an exercise in illogic. Nobody is actually pro-choice in the sense that they are in favor of all choices. Indeed, one always has to ask the further question: What is being chosen? In the case of abortion, the honest answer is: to destroy a human life.
In some of the inner-city neighborhoods where I served as a priest, there was a great problem with gun violence. Could you imagine anyone saying that they were personally against drive-by shootings, but if someone else wanted to do it they should have that right? Yet it is precisely that illogic that has been used now for several decades to defend the legalization of abortion—the destruction of an innocent human life.
Without the acceptance of objective truth, everything becomes negotiable. The moral conscience of society and the individual are impaired. There is confusion in the recognition of good and evil. We become uncertain about such fundamental institutions for family and society as marriage. From the denial of natural truth, a nihilism emerges that we find expressing itself today in art, literature, and films. We become confused about what is good and noble. We question what is worth devoting our life to. This confusion results in a great interior emptiness. We try to distract ourselves with more and more things, divert our attention with more and more entertainment, and numb ourselves with drugs and other addictions.
I remember watching, as a child, an episode of The Twilight Zone. It began with doctors and nurses with surgical masks gathered around a hospital bed of a female patient whose face was completely bandaged except for her eyes and nose. From their conversation, it became apparent that this woman suffered from a hideous disfigurement which a series of plastic surgeries had failed to correct. They had attempted one final surgery that the doctors were optimistic would solve the problem, but they would not know for certain until they unbandaged her face several days later.
They finally come to the moment of truth—the unwrapping of the bandages—and we see that the woman’s face is stunningly beautiful. The doctors and nurses shake their heads with disappointment and apologize for their failure. For the first time they remove their surgical masks revealing grotesquely hideous features. That is how it is in The Twilight Zone: The beautiful is ugly, and the ugly is beautiful.
This is a helpful image for the consequence of relativism that impairs a culture from recognizing what is objectively good, beautiful, and true. In The Gospel of Life, Pope John Paul had this to say about objective truth: “The Gospel of Life is not for believers alone: It is for everyone. The issue of life and its defense and promotion is not a concern of the Christian alone. Although faith provides special light and strength, this question arises in every human conscience which seeks the truth and which cares about the future of humanity. Life certainly has a sacred and religious value, but in no way is that value a concern only of believers. The value at stake is one which every human being can grasp by the light of reason; thus it necessarily concerns everyone.”
This battle for the reality and existence of truth is not a new one, although the strength of secular relativism today is undermining the foundations of culture and society in a unique and devastating manner. We can find the battle between truth and its denial right in the Passion, when the accused prisoner, Jesus, asserts: “I came into the world to testify to the truth. Everyone who belongs to the truth listens to my voice,” while his earthly judge, Pontius Pilate, feebly responds with the classic relativist’s question: “What is truth?”
I prefer to be a disciple of Jesus rather than of Pontius Pilate.
Archabishop Joseph Naumann of Kansas City gave this talk at the Gospel of Life Conference in Denver on October 20, 2007.
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