The Divine Will

By no means do I wish to belittle the preparation each of us needs to make in anticipation of receiving Holy Communion, but the beauty of truth contained within this is the marvel of Jesus' preparation on our behalf!

1John 4: 10 In this is love, not that we loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the expiation for our sins.

 

I s there a divine will prayer group around boston I would be interested.

 

I will find out and get back to you. God bless you.

 

I was unable to find a Divine Will prayer group in the Boston area, although I am still awaiting a message from Tom who is out of the country right now.
God bless you.

 

“My daughter, when the soul lives in my Divine Will, she has everything in her power, because my Will is the depository and the preserver of all that my Mama and all the Saints did. It is enough for her to want it, and to want to take what they did, that love runs to her, the prayers invest her, the virtues place themselves in order, waiting for the ones who have the honor of being called to give them the life of their acts, and to form their beautiful and refulgent crown. So, the Queen of Heaven feels Her love and Her prayers being repeated, the Saints their virtues, by the creature on earth, and - oh, how they enjoy seeing their acts being repeated once again! There is no greater glory that can be given to the celestial inhabitants than to repeat their love, their prayers, their virtues; and I feel once again as if my Mama were there loving Me and praying Me. Their echo resounds in you, and as you repeat it, you make your echo resound in Heaven, and all recognize their acts in your acts. Would you not feel honored if someone else repeated your acts and modeled his works on the model of yours? With what love would you not look at him?

If you knew how much I enjoy it when I hear you say: ‘I want to unite myself with the thoughts of Jesus, with His words, with His works and steps, so as to position myself together with His thoughts, words, etc., over each thought, word, work and steps of creatures, in order to repeat along with Him, for all and for each one, that which Jesus did with His thoughts, words… and everything else He did. There is nothing You did which I do not want to do as well, so as to repeat the love and all the good that Jesus did.’ I feel Myself upon earth; I feel my acts being repeated by you, and I keep waiting for the repetition of my acts with so much love, that I Myself become actor and spectator in you, to enjoy them and take the glory of my own life. Therefore, the creature who lives and operates in my Will is recognized by the whole of Heaven as bearer of divine joys for all of Heaven; and keeping Heaven opened, she makes the celestial dew of graces, of light, of love descend upon earth over all creatures.” May 13, 1928

 

The latest message given Kevin Barrett, a Protestant messenger, is about the Divine Will, it is tops, his best, MO. I just saw it today.

The Hidden Narrow Path
6/22/17
https://hearhisheart.wordpress.com/

 

Caution and discernment with regards to Kevin Barrett - on his blog he comments: "I do not follow any movements, denominations or doctrines." In order to live in the Divine Will you must have three things: the knowledge of living in His Will, the desire to live in It, and the disposition (this means no mortal sin - if you are not a Catholic, then most likely you are not follow the true doctrine of the Catholic Church). This is not a slam against Kevin as God may be using him in a way to bring his followers and himself into this knowledge, desire and disposition. That is between him and God, but I would use caution.

 

lynnfiat, yes, that's it.
First, may I say, you share much wonderful revelation about the gift of the Divine Will. Thank you.

The bolded personal comments of the messenger do not matter, it is hard to change people. I did not notice anything wrong in Kevin's message. God speaks about His one plan in the way a Catholic and Protestant (and the Orthodox messages too) will accept or better understand right now. God is preparing Protestantism in a loving way to accept Catholicism. There are many current Protestant prophets for the Eucharist. It is amazing. And even the sequence of divine events prophesied. This was in a very old message that was posted yesterday, see the one sentence.


This prophetic Word was spoken by Prophet, Protestant Stanley Frodsham. It was given in Chicago in 1965, five years before he died:
"You will find that after I have visited My people again, the way will become narrower, and fewer shall walk therein."


I get excited because it is proof we will all believe the same one day. And, I have a lot loved ones surrounding me who think prophecy is nonsense.

 

Jackie, thank you for sharing this.

You are probably correct in what you say about God preparing non-Catholics for coming into the true Church (I was one of them over 20 years ago and know that it is Our Blessed Mother who will bring them to Her Son in the Eucharistic), but it is very important not to fall into "false ecumenism " as Our Lady told Fr. Gobbi years ago. We must discern and be sure we follow only the Dogmas and teachings of the Catholic Church. God bless you.

 

You are welcome lynnfiat,
I got excited after reading Kevin Barrett's Protestant message about the Divine Will, I thought, I have share this on the Divine Will thread at MOG. Amen to "false ecumensim." Everyone must come to the Faith. Upsetting to read in the news of celebrations planned for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation split. No Catholics better be joining in!

Me too, it was Our Blessed Mother who showed me the Faith. "20 years", do you recall, maybe, one teaching that struck you? The specific thing to help turn your heart and mind to Catholicism? Converts, wow, the grace and a double vantage point.

 

lynnfiat,

I would like to make a connection between what is in bold above and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The fruits of Christ's Sacrifice span all of history. The fulfillment of God's Will by Jesus in His living and dying impacts every soul that has lived or will live. So through the grace of Holy Mass we, as Body of Christ and each of us as individual Catholics, enter as through a doorway into this eternal now. So I believe we have access to all grace, merit, and all the saints, to impact through prayer to God whomever has been placed in our hearts.

Does this correlate with living in the Divine Will?

Hebrews 12: 22 But you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem, and to innumerable angels in festal gathering, 23 and to the assembly of the first-born who are enrolled in heaven, and to a judge who is God of all, and to the spirits of just men made perfect, 24 and to Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant, and to the sprinkled blood that speaks more graciously than the blood of Abel.

 

Mario, What you stated above is absolutely true - we enter into the eternal now at the Mass, and in His Divine Will , through Jesus we affect every soul that has lived, is now living, or will live in the future.
I love what Jesus taught Luisa about the Mass - something to ponder:
"Now, while seeing Jesus or the priest celebrating the Divine Sacrifice, Jesus would make me understand that in the Mass there is all the depth of our sacrosanct religion. Ah! yes, the Mass tells us everything and speaks to us about everything. The Mass reminds us of our redemption; It speaks to us, step by step, about the pains that Jesus suffered for us; It also manifests to us His immense love, for He was not content with dying on the Cross, but He wanted to continue His state of victim in the Most Holy Eucharist. The Mass also tells us that our bodies, decayed, reduced to ashes by death, will rise again on the day of the judgment, together with Christ, to immortal and glorious life. Jesus made me comprehend that the most consoling thing for a Christian, and the highest and most sublime mysteries of our holy religion are: Jesus in the Sacrament and the resurrection of our bodies to glory. These are profound mysteries, which we will comprehend only beyond the stars; but Jesus in the Sacrament makes us almost touch them with our own hands, in different ways. First, His Resurrection; second, His state of annihilation under those species, though it is certain that Jesus is there present, alive and real. Then, once those species are consumed, His real presence no longer exists. And as the species are consecrated again, He comes again to assume His sacramental state. So, Jesus in the Sacrament reminds us of the resurrection of our bodies to glory: just as Jesus, when His sacramental state ceases resides in the womb of God, His Father, the same for us – when our lives cease, our souls go and make their dwelling in Heaven, in the womb of God, while are bodies are consumed. So, one can say that they will no longer exist; but then, with a prodigy of the omnipotence of God, our bodies will acquire new life, and uniting with the soul, will go together to enjoy the eternal beatitude."
God bless you.

 

Jackie,
What turned me to the Catholic Church was Our Blessed Mother. Jesus told me once, "It was My Mother who picked you up from the gutter and brought you to me!" I have many stories that turned me back to God, but one that stands out is this: Someone had asked me to ride a horse for them that had just come off the racetrack. I got on him and thought how calm he seemed, so I took him out into a large field. A dog came out of nowhere and spooked the horse. I was unable to get him under control, so I just sat back and went along for the ride, until we came across a dressage fence that was a bit hidden in the tall grass. Well, he looked at that fence and jumped it like it was 6 ft. high - off I came right onto that fence. There were two ladies watching me the whole time, and when I mentioned about the dog they said that there was no dog there. Needless to say, I was quite injured but no broken bones. One day while recovering from my injuries (I could only craw around my house as I could barely walk), I noticed a book sitting on a table where I had been, picked it up and began reading. I never did find out how that book got there as my husband had not been reading it, but there it was. The book was, "City of God" by Mary of Agreda. This is where I first learned that I had a Heavenly Mother who loved me! After this many mystical things began happening. One thing that Jesus taught me was of His true presence in the Blessed Sacrament. I don't know how He put up with me - I had such little faith!
Thank you Jesus and Mary! Fiat!

 

Mario, Also this from Jesus:

"My daughter, don’t I perhaps live in the Sacramental Host, alive and real - in Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity? And why do I live in the Host in Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity? Because there is not a will which is opposed to Mine. If I found in the Host a Will opposed to Mine, I would form neither a real nor a perennial Life in it. This is also the reason for which the Sacramental accidents are consumed when creatures receive Me: I do not find a human will united with Mine, disposed to give itself in order to acquire my Will; rather, I find a will which wants to act, and do it by itself. So I make my little visit, and I leave.

On the other hand, for one who lives in my Will, my Volition and hers are one. And if I do this in the Host, how much more can I do it in her; more so, since I find a heartbeat, an affection, my reward and interest - all that I do not find in the Host. My real Life is necessary to the soul who lives in my Will; otherwise how could she live in my Volition? Vol. 16, Nov. 5, 1923

 

What a beautiful teaching! Without a trace of disrespect, I have looked upon the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle as a sort of stopover. The ultimate goal of Jesus in the Eucharist is to be received by a faithful, obedient Heart. Obviously, this Nov, 5th communication is much more clear and able to touch souls!

Thank you, lynnfiat, for all you share on the Forum!

Safe in the Flames of the Sacred Heart!

 

Hi lynnfiat, have you shared these experiences here on the forum?
If so, please direct me to the correct thread. Thanks.

 

I have not shared much on the forum - only what I feel called to answer or make a comment when asked. If I shared all of my experiences, it would take a book. God is so good. Love Him much for all who do not love Him! God bless you.
If you are interested in learning about living in the Divine Will, I have a blog:
childofdivine love.blogspot.com

 

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Safe in the Refuge of the Immaculate Heart!

 

I would really like to know of your amazing mystical experiences. Please share if you can.

 

A First Saturday meditation from a few years ago:

As Our Holy Mother presented Jesus in the Temple, She present to us Her Heart united to the Heart of Her Son, asking for our hearts in exchange, that She might present them to God the Father. We must offer our hearts to Them for this spiritual exchange of hearts.

After this exchange of hearts, we find within the temples of our hearts the pure Hearts of Our Holy Mother and Our Lord. This is where we find Jesus & Mary united with us and where the Triumph of Her Heart will begin.**

**Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama (Mother Angelica was asked by Jesus, "Build me a TEMPLE and I will help those who help you." This is a whole other story, but I thought it interesting what I experienced at the Shrine (Temple), which I offer to you for your discernment.)

After receiving Holy Communion; I saw within my soul Jesus sitting upon my heart as if on a throne; His back towards me, looking out, with something like a staff in His right hand. He spoke to me saying, “It is from here I will reign!” Jesus then turned into a little child, but remained sitting upon my heart with the staff remaining in His Hand. Jesus then spoke again saying, “I will reign in those who love Me.”