Charlie Johnston.

Although my husband groans, rolls his eyes, or tries to run away (or all 3!) when I read to him one of Charlie's latest post, he can now almost say altogether with me" acknowledge God, be hope for others, and DO THE NEXT RIGHT THING!"(that last one he has down pat!
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Seriously though Charlie, I am overwhelmingly grateful to you for all that you have written down for all of us and I have printed many of your messages for the time that there is no internet for me and anyone the Holy Spirit brings to me. Also I want to memorize what you say so that in a chaotic situation I won't have to try and think --- I can just do! Thanks be to You and to St Gabriel and to God.

 

Great writing from our own Peter B on Charlie's blog:

http://charliej373.wordpress.com/20...-untangling-fatima-fact-fiction-and-prophecy/

 

Dr. Robert Moynihan, editor and founder of Inside the Vatican, reported the following in an email entitled "What Pope Benedict Fears"

In an article published on the internet in three parts beginning on May 21 and concluding on June 22, the writer Antonio Margheriti Mastino presents what he says are the words and thoughts of Spanish Cardinal Antonio Canizares Llovera, currently the Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship in the Vatican.
Among the many interesting statements made in this report, one stands out: the statement that Pope Benedict, who is known to regard Canizares with favor, told Canizares personally meeting that he (Benedict) has three great fears:

(1) The secularization within the Church;
(2) The peaceful invasion of Europe by Islam;
(3) The ever-greater control -- and the next words are within quotation marks, meaning Margheriti Mastino is presenting these words as an exact quotation of what Cardinal Canizares said to him -- "of freemasonry on the cultural level and of the centers of power of the European Union."​

 

Excellent article Peter B.! Padraig is gonna be swamped with new people!!
I hope you get to write again on Charlie's blog!

 

Hi,
I hadn't checked this thread in awhile. I do not hear the creepy or is it a morbid fascination. I posted the old Coast 2 Coast interview with Kathleen Keating to show there is an anti-Christ. He is a person, it isn't only as some say, a "spirit of the anti-Christ" coming.

Kathleen was one of the first people I heard speak out about the Warning because of her book. Kathleen is faithful and brave, you can hear it in her voice, a confidence in God's protection and her telling of what happened to her of seeing the anti-Christ. And if you listen, she speaks of a holy person in London who had the same thing happen to them.

Everyone sticks with what they believe, myself included, it is hard to change minds.

 

I heard that interview a while ago also Jackie. What ever happened to Kathleen??

 

MS7,
I don't know where Kathleen is, it is a mystery. Did she disappear on her own or is she a martyr like Father Martin? Kathleen explained prophecy and spoke of the Faith. If only the world could hear the same today somewhere on a national secular radio or television program.

 

New post from Charlie re Garabandal etc.
Sometime over 15 years ago I told my priests that my angel had told me that when the Storm set in, the most important power satan would have is that of deception, that is, the power to lead people into rebellion by actively mimicking a sort of pious orthodoxy. For many decades leading up to the period of 'the rumblings,' his most important power was seduction - to persuade people that objective good was actually evil and objective evil a positive good. The rumblings began in 2000 - and during their brief period (about a decade), I reported, satan's most important power would be that of terror - which would manifest itself as large-scale institutionalized terror. We have entered the period when deception is the primary tool. As usual with things I am told, it is taking some turns I had not expected.

I am rather baffled why the death of Joey Lomangino a few months ago has set so many advocates of the Garabandal apparitions (http://www.garabandal.org/) in such turmoil. Garabandal was a series of Marian apparitions in a remote Spanish hamlet for four years from 1961-1965. The heart of the messages was that great turmoil was coming upon the world, that at some indeterminate point in the close future there would be a Warning, or Illumination of Conscience from heaven so that all men would know the state of their souls. After that would come a Miracle, which will be marked by a permanent visible supernatural sign above a grove of pine trees in Garabandal. If the world does not repent of its grievous offenses after the Miracle, a great and terrible Chastisement will be visited upon mankind. Four girls were visionaries of this series of appearances. All but one, Conchita, ceased to have visions after the last visitation in 1965.




Joey Lomangino, who was incurably blind, died on June 18, 2014, on the 53rd Anniversary of the first apparition at Garabandal.

Joey Lomangino was an American man who was profoundly moved by Garabandal and became a tireless advocate for it. Joey was incurably blind. Conchita told him in a letter that Our Lady had told her in a vision he would be given his sight back and the first thing he would see would be the Miracle. Conchita said that her understanding of the term, "new eyes," used in the vision was eyes as we know them and "not necessarily spiritual vision." Since Joey died without having been given new eyes, those who opposed the messages of Garabandal are enthusiastic and many who believed those messages are shaken. The Church has not approved the apparitions, nor has it condemned them. Contrary to what many think, that is the way the Church (properly) handles almost all such events. Some it condemns outright. Those that are potentially authentic are rarely approved until long after the events are over. In fact, the "fruit" of such a potentially authentic event; conversions, vocations, renewed lives, healings are an important part of what the Church uses to discern a positive disposition as to authenticity - and that takes time. Thus, the faithful are free to believe or disbelieve an event the Church has not condemned. Though the Church has not made a formal ruling on Garabandal, several great saints of recent vintage, including St. Padre Pio and St. John Paul, held it in much respect and affection.

I am firmly in the camp of those who believe in the authenticity of Garabandal, though I also believe it the most misinterpreted set of apparitions of modern times, even by the remaining active visionary, Conchita. No, I do not think there is deception in her. A major purpose of prophecy is to extend our vision, which is so short-sightedly fixed on what is passing away, into the eternal. Let us suppose that, as a boy, George Washington was visited by an angel and told he would become a great general. If, hearing that, Washington went to bed that day convinced the prophecy was a lie because he had not become a great general, the fault would lie not in the prophecy, but in the scope of his vision. (This did not actually happen. I made it up to illustrate a point). Many of the most intense visions come with extravagantly symbolic images and language. When an authentic prophecy is accomplished, it is accomplished both on earth and in heaven. It may very well be that it is accomplished in the day-glo colors in which the visionary saw it in heaven, but it usually comes in pale pastels here.

 

Joey Lomangino was an American man who was profoundly moved by Garabandal and became a tireless advocate for it. Joey was incurably blind. Conchita told him in a letter that Our Lady had told her in a vision he would be given his sight back and the first thing he would see would be the Miracle. Conchita said that her understanding of the term, "new eyes," used in the vision was eyes as we know them and "not necessarily spiritual vision." Since Joey died without having been given new eyes, those who opposed the messages of Garabandal are enthusiastic and many who believed those messages are shaken. The Church has not approved the apparitions, nor has it condemned them. Contrary to what many think, that is the way the Church (properly) handles almost all such events. Some it condemns outright. Those that are potentially authentic are rarely approved until long after the events are over. In fact, the "fruit" of such a potentially authentic event; conversions, vocations, renewed lives, healings are an important part of what the Church uses to discern a positive disposition as to authenticity - and that takes time. Thus, the faithful are free to believe or disbelieve an event the Church has not condemned. Though the Church has not made a formal ruling on Garabandal, several great saints of recent vintage, including St. Padre Pio and St. John Paul, held it in much respect and affection.

I am firmly in the camp of those who believe in the authenticity of Garabandal, though I also believe it the most misinterpreted set of apparitions of modern times, even by the remaining active visionary, Conchita. No, I do not think there is deception in her. A major purpose of prophecy is to extend our vision, which is so short-sightedly fixed on what is passing away, into the eternal. Let us suppose that, as a boy, George Washington was visited by an angel and told he would become a great general. If, hearing that, Washington went to bed that day convinced the prophecy was a lie because he had not become a great general, the fault would lie not in the prophecy, but in the scope of his vision. (This did not actually happen. I made it up to illustrate a point). Many of the most intense visions come with extravagantly symbolic images and language. When an authentic prophecy is accomplished, it is accomplished both on earth and in heaven. It may very well be that it is accomplished in the day-glo colors in which the visionary saw it in heaven, but it usually comes in pale pastels here.

Ancient Jews used to speculate on the magnificent raiment of the Messiah when He came, the stunning impressiveness of His physique; the armies He would raise and how all would fall in terror and awe before Him. When He came He looked and acted like...a man. And in His glorious magnificence He was...a common tradesman, a carpenter. He did not hang out with the pious and the learned, pondering fine points of the Torah or the Law, congratulating them on their learning and piety. No, He was rather dismissive of them, often rebuking them for their vanity, occasionally humiliating them, and sometimes blistering them for robbing ordinary people of hope. Even worse, the people He did hang out with were largely from the ancient equivalent of biker bars and red-light districts - and He made these His most trusted disciples. He defied every single expectation they had for what He would be like. Rather than learn from Him, they held fast to the expectations they had erected - and crucified Him as an obvious fraud. Even most of His trusted followers lost hope and were scattered for a time after the crucifixion, for this defied even their modified expectations of the Messiah...until He rose again...and His disciples saw that their impoverished expectations could not have begun to imagine the reality of Him until He came and accomplished all.

In the Book of Job, Job's pious friends spend the whole book defending God against Job's complaints and urgently scolding him to repent of his sins. When God comes, He is so angry with the friends that have seemed to defend Him against Job's complaints He refuses to even hear their prayers - and insists they must ask Job to pray for them before He will forgive them. With all His complaints, Job was actively engaged with the Living God. His friends were merely engaged with their expectations of what God should be like.

The frustrated expectations over what should have happened at Garabandal seem not to have led to much humility, but the exposition of even more arbitrary expectations expressed as iron rules.

One says the mark of authenticity in a prophet or visionary is that he is never wrong. This is said in order to disqualify the visionaries involved. Well, that would disqualify a host of Biblical prophets, too. Years ago I did a timeline on Old Testament prophecies and when they were fulfilled. Often a prophesied battle, victory, or event would be correct but off by three to five or more years. I took a little comfort in that, as time is what I have struggled most with in interpreting what heavenly visitors mean. St. Joan of Arc was wrong almost as often as she was right. But the things she was right about were so ridiculously improbable it is like criticizing someone who successfully predicted the winning lottery numbers only 60% of the time. Her work required her not only to be passionate, but to inspire others to passionate resolve. Trust me, telling people, "Well, we usually win, but today we are going to get our clock cleaned," would not have helped her win battles. Sometimes, she had to rouse herself to belief in things she was not certain of in order to inspire others.

Then I read people writing about what an authentic saint must be like, once he embraces God's purpose - in order to dismiss potentially authentic visionaries. Those descriptions are remarkably monochromatic, usually resembling the life of the speaker's favorite saint - and would require the dismissal of a host of existing saints from the canon. Which begs the question, what is the purpose of God revealing a canon of saints to us in the first place?

Contrary to popular belief, the Church has no power whatsoever to confer sainthood on anyone. What power the Church does have is to infallibly recognize some small few saints God has made and proclaim them to the faithful. A saint is not honored by the recognition nor is he dishonored if he is not among those so infallibly recognized. Saints are already in heaven. Our reverence or scorn for them here affects them not a whit - though it can affect us dramatically. I cheer when a John Paul is recognized because it validates and confirms something that rings powerfully true and meaningful to me. That is how it is with any saint that is recognized. Those who had advocated him are honored and take heart - and those who had not known or paid attention learn. That leads us to the heart of the answer. God leads the Church to recognize and reveal some few of the abundant saints to us to comfort and to guide us - and to teach us God's way. The canon of the saints is not for them, but for us.

The variety in the saints is simply astonishing and abundant. There are virgins, parents, children, martyrs, warriors, contemplatives, kings, peasants, hermits...their temperaments range from the gentle to the tart-tongued to those who struggle constantly with a hot temper. Some are stunningly pure from childhood, some are reckless rakes until they find God, some retain a certain bold streak of wildness all their lives. Some are just flat out mysterious. Consider King David, a man who God, Himself, said was a man after His own heart. And yet, except for writing Psalms, David spent almost all his waking moments throughout his life warring, wenching or wining. The variety in saintly types mirrors the variety in mankind, itself. God shows us that He can and will use our authentic personality whatever our circumstances to lead people to Him. When you empty yourself of vanity and fill yourself with God, you do not lose your personality; you enhance it. Every saint's soul lives the Magnificat: their soul magnifies the Lord - and in the process, the Lord magnifies their soul.

 

How often then does God defy expectations by doing something new, by calling and sending precisely what is needed just when it is needed? When France was about to perish from the earth, God called forth and sent a teenage girl, St. Joan of Arc, to rouse and rescue the nation. When men were overcomplicating theology or abandoning it altogether, God sent a little cloistered nun, St. Therese of Lisieux, to show a Little Way and help the world fall in love anew. When the Church was being torn apart by strife and war, God sent a tough nut who ministered to popes with kindness - and sometimes with a verbal cane - in St. Catherine of Sienna. You can go on and on. God always fits whom He sends to the age and needs to which He sends them. He is always startling, fresh and new. And all He sends follow Mary's lead...for whatever their personality and temperament, their souls magnify the Lord in ways that ordinary people feel, relate to and rejoice in.

So we often fail to recognize authentic visionaries, saint or prophecies not because they are not what they should be, but because our vision is too constrained and our expectations are not what they should be. When we get vested in our own expectations, it tempts us to pride AND to disobedience. I know this from experience. From about 10 years old until my mid-20s I was given many visions about unimportant things. On almost all, I completely misinterpreted them, recognizing them only when they happened. God did not do this to be cruel to me...but to pound into my thick, vain skull that His ways are not our ways...even His ways of seeing - and to teach me to look beyond this veil into eternity to see what was important in such things - and what they meant at the heart of the matter. It taught me to be very careful and deliberate in interpretation, not to go running off after the first, second or even third thing that popped into my head, to be aware, knowing that I probably would be wrong about some parts of it - and that even when I wasn't, I probably would not understand the fulness of what I was shown, even in little things, until I have passed on to the next life. Given that discipline, it startles me now to hear people talk with such confident certainty about such things - particularly given our poor race's very poor record of understanding such things throughout history.

In the case of Joey's death, Christians are nearly unanimous in believing that when we pass on to the next life, we leave our infirmities behind. Unless you will see no further than this life, Joey is no longer blind. The first thing we see when entering eternity is whatever Christ wants us to see - and when we enter eternity, we are not bound by the constraints of time. Joey can see now - and it is between Christ and him whether the Lord showed Him the Miracle that is to come. I don't know...I just know that there is nothing in Joey's death that is contradictory to that particular prophecy. There have been failed pronouncements, such as that a certain deceased priest's body would be found incorruptible at the site. It was not. There are bonafide miracles, particularly a Eucharistic one that was filmed. Most believers wait for the Warning to come in a blazing moment. I think it has come and is nearly finished, without people recognizing it for what it is. People get caught up in time...but time means something different in heaven than what it does here - and language must be assessed as to whether it is literal or symbolic. Unless I am told a specific time - such as the rescue coming late in 2017 - I do not assume a day, an hour, a week, or a month to mean what we mean here. At Easter of 2008 at the Vigil, the Lord appeared to me and said, "Now the hour of darkness comes upon the world. But be not afraid. The darkness shall not prevail." I was given an image of the Garden of Gethsemane, the sense that this was prelude to the world's passion. I did not assume that meant the world would be plunged into darkness within a few days. The few problems with Garabandal have all been problems of interpretation and our own myopia, unable to see past the boundaries of this world.

Our determination to defend our expectations can - and often does - lead us into disobedience. Just over a month ago I wrote a piece criticizing our Bishops for often wasting time making pronouncements on purely political matters that are the proper purview of the laity's prudential judgment, responsibility and authority. Many were heartened by that column. But then the shoe was on the other foot. Shortly after that article I got briefly caught up in controversy over the 3rd Secret of Fatima and whether a proper consecration of Russia had been made or not. I never did quite get across what was the center point of my objection to the controversy raging over it. I am not terribly curious about whether Pope St. John Paul and the Bishops were objectively right in how they handled it. I am chiefly concerned with whether gave it careful, prayerful consideration and acted in good faith. If they did, then God will correct any errors they made in time just as surely as He corrects our own in our little work when we acknowledge Him. More to the point, such matters are properly within the Bishops' purview - their prudential judgment, responsibility and authority - not mine. We all can advise each other. I have asked priestly friends for advice on purely political matters - and some priestly friends have asked my advice on purely spiritual matters. But in each case, we knew and respected who had prudential responsibility for such matters. When laymen, at the top of their lungs, seek to correct the hierarchy on matters that legitimately are its responsibility and in which it has acted in good faith with due consideration, it is the equal and opposite abuse of Bishops opining with terminal authority on purely political matters.

It is important because we are in serious times. Everyone needs to get to their battle stations and perform their duty with love, fortitude and resolve. Every time someone abandons their particular station to go tell someone at another how to do their job, it opens up a fresh vulnerability. If enough do it, we are sunk. With various controversies flaring up and raging between some very pious people, I see now that the devil is using an imitation of piety, itself, to lure people away from their battle stations. It is not so that we will make better political decisions at the behest of our Bishops - or so that our Bishops will make better spiritual decision at the behest of the loudest of the laity - but so that satan may more easily ensnare those who have left their duty station and forgotten their lawful obligations.

So I tell you two things. First, resolutely man your duty station. Do not be lured into contentious arguments over what is not your job in the first place. Second, be a bit less certain of your expectations. If a prophesy or visionary is not what they should be, they shall have to account to God for it. But if you loudly attack them because your expectations are not what they should be, you will have to account to God for it. And again, it is why I say over and over that you should stick to the safe course of a simple way: take the next right step and be a sign of hope to those around you.

 

I believe Charlie makes so much sense. I too wonder about the whole warning thing and if we have not already been given it. Maybe it is the old Bible Christian in me but it really is all in The Book! Jesus could not have been more clear in Matthew 24. The time to get right with God is now, that is what scares me so much about my kids.

 

This is the only point in his article I disagree with. I come to my conclusion not only because of Garbandal message, but St. Faustina's dire warning as well>
Before I come as the just Judge, I am coming first as the King of Mercy. Before the day of justice arrives, there will be given to people a sign in the heavens of this sort:
All light in the heavens will be extinguished, and there will be great darkness over the whole earth. Then the sign of the cross will be seen in the sky, and from the openings where the hands and the feet of the Savior were nailed will come forth great lights which will light up the earth for a period of time. This will take place shortly before the last day.
Message given to St. Faustina
Diary of Divine Mercy, n. 83

 

Yes, I am hopeful that such a sign will be the case- like all of the Lord's Mercy we certainly do not deserve it! And yet, Jesus I trust in You! I also believe that we will be judged by the light we were given- how many of our young people were given enough light and as a baby boomer parent myself I have much to answer for as to why their world was so disordered.

 

I posted Charlie's message over in the Garabandal section. We are discussing it there also.

 

I know- we

I know! We tripled the post accidently!

 

He is SUCH a great writer. Seriously. I could read his writing all day. I may not agree 100%, but he is such a profound writer!!

 

I wish I could express my thoughts as clearly and concisely as Charlie does! Glad he's on our team!

 

I thought I would repeat my comment from my website clarifying what I think the Warning is. Though I am flattered that I am quoted in three threads here today, I think I will just quote it here on this thread. (I have work enough to keep up with these days:

"Several people wrote to ask how I interpret the Warning – and what I mean when I say I think it has already come and is nearly finished. First off, I am most certainly not the final word in interpretation of prophecy – not even of what I am given. Several times people close to me who have had no mystical experiences have cleared up something in my own prophecies that troubled or confused me. God wants us all to support each other – He is our only Rabbi.

It struck me while talking to one of my best friends last year on the Kermit Gosnell abortionist case. Gosnell was the one in Philadelphia who gleefully decapitated and twisted the heads off living babies. He ran a charnel house. The establishment media, you may recall, tried to hush it up as much as they could. My friend, who is a judge, was wondering why this horror wasn’t making people turn away from the murderous reality that is abortion. I said to him that, it was vitally important regardless, for “though proponents of abortion may still advocate for it, when they stand in judgment, they will not be able to say they did not know what they were doing.” Suddenly, it dawned on me that with each rumbling, another mask was falling. With each mask that fell, more people were confronted with the reality of what they served as master. The effect of what the Warning is supposed to be was being accomplished. Some were turning back to God or deepening their conversion. One prominent progressive reporter had her “Aha!” moment over the Gosnell case. Others, filled with determined pride, were digging their heels harder in ever more defiant rebellion. But the lines were being drawn so that no one could say they did not know what they were doing.

I know many Garabandal advocates quote some very specific language to support their certainty of how exactly it must be accomplished in this world. Fair enough. Sometimes we get a striking display. the sun did dance at Fatima. More often, what starts as a thunderclap in heaven sounds only as a whisper here. Early enthusiasts for Fatima all explained that the prophecy of a great light in the night sky which would be a harbinger of the tribulation of World War I would manifest itself as a brilliant light in the night throughout the world. When that did not happen, they settled on a particularly striking display of the Aurora Borealis, a naturally recurring phenomenon, as sufficient fulfillment of that prophecy. I generally look to these things with attention to the verisimilitude of how they describe social trajectory, their fidelity and submission to the Church – and then the fruit of conversions, vocations and new hope sparked. If the details are not worked out as I had expected but the fruit is there, I figure my expectations are probably impoverished and I have to look deeper. Sanhedrin critics of Christ might well have argued that the prophets said unanimously that Elijah must come again, not that a prophet (the Baptist) in the manner of Elijah would come first. They could have argued that the prophets said the Messiah would restore the kingdom, not just have a wildly popular ministry. I know many expect a dramatic showy fulfillment, that all the Churches will be filled. Yet the ancient Jews were certain that when the Messiah came, they would unanimously rise behind him in glorious unity. When He actually came, probably as many were violently opposed to Him as supported Him. No Christian would accept these rules of analysis as discrediting Christ – but if they applied the same rules they insist upon for analysis of modern prophecy they would be hard-pressed to explain why those rules didn’t disqualify Christ as fulfillment of Messianic prophecy.

God does not coerce our hearts – and in such things His spirit is magnified. So to those who seek hope, hope is renewed with vigor. For those who seek their own superiority or will, outrage is sowed. The prime failure of prophetic analysis, I think, is that we seek to yoke God with the constraints of our limited vision – when what He is doing is inviting us to look more deeply, to see through His eyes into eternal things. Jesus told followers if they would have life within them, they must eat His flesh and drink His blood. Many were so horrified that they threatened to leave. Jesus could have soothed them quite easily by telling them it would be in the form of bread and wine. But He did not do that. He let them and their cramped imaginations leave. Those who stayed did not show any signs of understanding this any better than those who left. The difference was, they chose to trust the Lord and follow where He led, humbly conceding they did not understand – but did know that He had the words of everlasting life.

In the end, I think Garabandal will be a very special blessing. Those who have opposed it will find that, despite the acuity of their criticisms, it is true. Most of those who support it will have many of their expectations confounded and will be shaken before discovering it is fully true even though their expectations were not. I think God has decided to relieve all of us of our complacent reliance on our own intellect and invite us to follow Him deeper into a place we don’t yet know, to “Be still and know that I am God.” But I could be wrong."

 

These messages were given to Verne Dagenais in reference to the Warning. They leave little doubt as to what it will reveal.

10/21/06 YOU WILL SEE THE WARNING AND WHEN IT HAPPENS ALL WILL KNOW WHO I AM. NO EXCUSES CAN ANY LONGER BE GIVEN THAT MANKIND DOES NOT KNOW THE TRUTH
10/30/06 I AM A MERCIFUL FATHER, BUT AS ANY FATHER IMUST CHASTISE MY CHILDREN. WHY ARE MY PEOPLE SO BLIND TO THE TRUTH? CAN YOU NOT SEE THE SIGNS AROUND YOU? WHAT MORE CAN IDO THAT I HAVE NOT DONE? I SENT MY SON TO DIE FOR YOU, MY ONLYS ON. NOW, I SEND HIS MOTHER WHO IS REJECTED AND SCORNED LIKE MY SON. I WILL SAY TO YOU ALL THE CHASTISEMENTS COMING TO EARTH ARE TO WAKE UP YOU AND SAVE YOUR SOULS FROM HELL. WHEN THE WARNING COMES, YOU WILL HAVE NO EXCUSE. ALL THAT IS HIDDEN WILL BE REVEALED. WHEN THE HIDDEN IS REVEALED, AND YOU STILL REJECT YOUR GOD, MY JUSTICE WILL COME QUICKLY ON YOUR EARTH. IDO NOT WANT TO FRIGHTEN YOU. I ONLY WANT TO WAKE UP MY CHILDREN. IF YOU ONLY KNEW THE PAINS OF HELL, YOU WOULD REPENT TODAY. SO MANY GO TO HELL BECAUSE OF REJECTING MY SON.

11/02/06 A.M. THE WARNING You asked me to prepare you for the warning, so here is an answer to your prayer. First, ponder on my holiness. Habacuc 1:13 Thy eyes are too pure to behold evil, andthou canst not look on iniquity. I Peter 1:6 Because it is written: You shall be holy, for I am holy. Apocalypse 21:27 There shall not enter into it anything defiled or that worketh abomination or maketh a lie: but they that are written in the book of life of the lamb.Who am I? I am holy, sin is an abomination in my sight. Read, Isaias’s vision of the Lord. Isaias 6:3 Holy, Holy, Holy, the Lord God of hosts, all the earth is full of his glory. Verse 5 And I said: Woe is me, because I have held my peace; I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people that hath unclean lips, and I have seenwith my eyes the King the Lord of hosts. Vs. 7 And he touched my mouth, and said: Behold this hath touched thy lips, and thy iniquities shall be taken away, and thy sin shall be cleansed. Vs. 8 And I heard the voice of the Lord saying: Whom shall I send, and who shall go for us? And I said: Lo, here am I. Send me. This will be your warning experience if you remain in sanctifying grace. You will see all those areas of your life that are holding you back from serving me 100%. Remember Isaias was my servant before thisexperience. He needed this experience to rid himself of all his sins, so he could complete his mission for me. In my sight, remember if you do all I command, you are still unprofitable servants. Luke 17:10. How many of you do all I command? After this experience, Isaias was fearlessly able to fulfill his mission for me and as tradition says hewas sawed in half. After this warning experience, my remnant will be like Isaias filledwith the Holy Spirit and will go out to evangelize the world with no fear of man or evil.You will have seen your King the Lord of hosts. This is why I want you to prepareyourself with confession, penance, and communion so you can be ready to participate in THE GREAT HARVEST OF SOULS. PRAY YE THEREFORE THE LORD OF THE HARVEST, TO SEND FORTH LABORERS INTO HIS HARVEST. All those insanctifying grace are my laborers and after the warning each more so. It will be a glorious time for the Kingdom of God. Many souls will be delivered from the bondage of Satan because of my mercy and your willingness to be my servants. Do not dwell on the darkness so much. Satan wants to put fear in my church. He wants you to fear persecution, the antichrist, and the one world order. This warning will destroy much of his power and take souls from his kingdom. His power over much of mankind will be broken. My Holy Spirit will inflame and fill the hearts and souls of my faithful like mydisciples on the day of Pentecost. I will renew my church for I am its founder and head. Praise the Lord for this day of warning. Pray for those souls who are in the darkness of sin and especially the lukewarm that they will respond to my mercy during the warning. Pray divine mercy chaplets with this intention now. Those who reject my mercy will face the wrath of God. Be not afraid my faithful. I am not the author of fear but of power andof love and of a sound mind. Be filled with the Spirit and prepare for the GREAT HARVEST OF THE LORD. Peace be with you. Jesus Christ

09/07/07 Apocalypse 1:7. Behold he cometh with the clouds, and every eye shall see him: and they also that pierced him. My son, I was lifted up on the cross and suffered, died, and was buried to atone for the sins of all my children. My son, I am lifted up again during the Holy mass at the consecration of the bread and wine. My son, I will be lifted up again, during the warning or the illumination of conscience. During the warning, all of mankind will know I exist and that I am the Son of God. Matthew 27:54. When I died the centurion remarked: Indeed this was the Son of God. At the warning, every soul will know I am the Son of God and I am the redeemer of all mankind. The sign of the cross will once again be lifted up for all mankind to see. My people will see all the sins which pierced me andcaused my suffering. This event will take place soon in your measurement of time. I do not give exact dates to my people. If my people knew the date., many would become lazy, lukewarm, and continue to live in sin, until that day. My word says in II Corinthians6:2. Behold now is the acceptable time: behold now is the day of salvation. Do not wait until that day. You have no guarantee you will live until that time. You may stand before me in judgment now or today. The rich man said in Luke 12:19,20. And I will say to mysoul: Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for many years. Take thy rest: eat, drink, make good cheer. But God said to him: Thou fool. This night do they require thy soul of thee. Is your soul right with the Lord? My people use the means of salvation provided by me. Do not wait for an extraordinary event by almighty God. Be baptized and converted.Frequent the sacraments, especially confession and reception of the Holy Eucharist.These are the means established by myself and my church for salvation. The warning is are-enactment of my sufferings on the cross to wake up a sinful world. If you have not made peace with God before the warning, will you survive the warning? Do not wait to answer this question. At that time it may be too late for you. The event will happen in mytime, not yours or Satan’s. Continue to pray for my mercy and be a disciple of my mercy in this hour of mercy. Many people scoff and suggest the warning will not happen. But like the flood of Noah’s day, it will happen. Many saints and recent messengers’ have prophesied this event. Take heed. Despise not prophecies I Thessalonians 5:20. The greatest prophet of your time is my blessed Mother Mary. She has repeatedly prophesied through many messages about the times you are living in. St Faustina, St. Anna MarieTaigi, and many modern day messengers have prophesied of this event. You ignore, these warnings at your own folly. Wake up my people. I am using many methods to try andwake up my people. The justice of God will soon wakeup this sinful generation. Just as in my day, some people scoffed at my crucifixon and some people believed and were converted. This will happen again. Some will ignore my warning endangering their soul to eternal damnation. Some will accept my warning and obtain eternal life. But no personwill be able to say, I did not know the truth. Prepare yourself today for your judgment or tomorrow may be too late. These are words of the Lord.

10-05-07 A.M By rejecting the warning, you are rejecting God’s mercy and incurring his divine justice. Never before inhistory has a generation received such graces. Only at the general judgment is an ungodly soul aware of his sin committed against my commandments. But the warning will occur where every soul will experience a preview of their judgment if it had occurred at that instant. Then each soul will be given an opportunity to repent. Mercy will stop for many because all flesh will truly know I exist. After the warning, by accepting the mark of the beast, you will be condemned to hell because you have rejected my mercy in its fullest expression. My son, I give you a private prophecy. Share it at my leading. The antichrist is rising to power as I speak to you. He is hidden until revealed according to my Father’swill. Many natural disasters have and will continue to occur. Then you will experience the warning. After the warning, rejecting my mercy will cause you to take the mark of the beast. You will then experience the abomination of desolation and a fierce persecution of my faithful Catholics by: lukewarm Catholics, Protestants who are apostate, and the followers of the antichrist.