“Dear children! In this time of grace, I call you to prayer. Pray and seek peace, little children. He who came here on earth to give you His peace, regardless of who you are and what you are - He, my Son, your Brother - through me is calling you to conversion, because without God you do not have a future or eternal life. Therefore, believe and pray and live in grace and the expectation of your personal meeting with Him. Thank you for having responded to my call.” 251117
"And I heard a voice calling from heaven: write! Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord from now on: Yes, says the Spirit, they shall rest from their labors, for their works accompany them "(Rev 14:13). In this call in the Secret Revelation we are reminded of it that we have a future in God, that we may expect eternal life in God. "There are many dwellings in my father's house ... I am going to prepare a place for you." (Jn. 14: 2) The Gospa's message points to this expectation: "Without God you have no future and no eternal life "The saints lived in and out of this expectation of a personal encounter with Him, their God and finisher of their lives. With their whole attitude to life, with all their problems, with all the ugliness, violence, strife to which they too were subjected, they have made the daily conversion, All they have lived on the principle of "honoring my God, in work, in rest ...", they have never lost sight of their future, the goal of their lives, they have the expectation of their personal encounter with God lived. "He who came here on earth to give you peace, whoever or whatever you are, he wants us to accept ourselves, to affirm ourselves. First of all, we are all creatures of God, created in God's image and likeness. "God created man as his image, as an image of God he created him. He created them as husband and wife. And God blessed them. "(Gen. 1, 27) To this dignity, which was granted to all people," whoever and whatever he may be, "Jesus, the Son of God, gave us here on earth , another much higher dignity. "See how great is the love that the Father has given us: we are children of God, and we are." (1 John 3: 1) God entrusted this earth to his creatures and to his children. "He gave all responsibility to his servants, to each one a specific task". (Mark 13:34) Jesus Himself, who accepted our human nature, who in all things became like us but sin, liked to call himself the Son of Man. "And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us." (John 1:14) One of the essential tasks he had to fulfill on earth was the gift of peace: "Peace I leave you, my peace I give; not a peace as the world gives it, I give you ". (Jn 14:27) In and with his earthly life, Jesus showed us how he wanted his existence to be understood. "That is why Christ speaks on entering the world: ... you have created a body for me. Yes, I come - to do your will, God. "(Hebrews 10: 5) The Gospels tell us how Jesus lived and experienced His existence with all his senses. He saw the lilies in the field and listened to the birds, he smelled the sourdough and tasted the bread and the wine. Above all, he felt the closeness of his fellow man, he laughed and he wept at the grave of his friend Lazarus. In everything, he recognized the work of his heavenly Father. Jesus, He, my Son, and your brother, that's how the Gospa introduces us today, he saw the world through the eyes of his heart. From the midst of his heart he saw the sick and the deeper meaning of human suffering, in the prisoners he already saw the eternal freedom of the children of God, in all the guilt and sin in which man is entangled, he saw the "Felix Culpa", the happy guilt "that made him pray:" Father, forgive them, they do not know what they are doing "(Luke 23:34). And in the mourners he already saw the answer from his resurrection from the dead. "For as the Father has life in himself, so has he given to the Son to have life in him." (Jn 5:26) Jesus shows us through his birth, his life, his death, his resurrection, and ascension , which also prompts us the Gospa: "Without God you have no future and no eternal life. Therefore: believe and pray and live in the grace and in the expectation of your personal meeting with him. "In the advent of our lives we should therefore be vigilant, so that we do not waste our time without orientation, meaning and purpose: life is highly livable and there is a future for us beyond the earthly life. Thank you Gospa for your call to vigilance. Help us to enjoy our time of grace, to pray and seek the peace of the Lord. P. Donat Kestel ofm