The web of the Antichrist

My children, pay close attention, for if you allow Christ to be removed from the hearts of men, who will take his place?

The Antichrist.

And woe to you for this.
Like a spider’s web, they are weaving to destroy. Be you, O Priests, the power that breaks the avalanche that has formed and which, if it begins its march, will crush you.
Be as in the days of the catacombs.
Back then, the priests—even the popes—lived among the people, and not just among the Christian people. They were in the imperial palaces, among the humblest workers such as dockworkers and farmers, or among doctors and teachers. And those who, by birth, had no need to work, went every day in humble clothes to perform works of mercy in the poorest neighborhoods.
And all preached by word and even more by example; they did not preach from texts but according to my laws, speaking simply, gently instilling knowledge of Jesus Christ and the Gospel, with patience, with love, with constancy.
Neither hardship nor danger frightened them.
They did not engage in political demagoguery, and above all, they did not do so during delicate moments of popular discontent or changes of emperors. They lived the Christian life—this one true life—and drew others along their path, that is, along my path.
Truly, it can be said that the pagans ran after Me, drawn by the sweet fragrance of Christ that my disciples—true, other Christs—left behind them, passing through corruption and error to drive them out and establish Christ.
Now I tell you in truth, that to re-Christianize Italy and the world of today—where a doctrine is increasingly taking root and asserting itself that is worse than the false pagan religions of that time and the even more false ones of today—because it is a doctrine that makes man a god, abolishing all reverence for the Divinity, felt and venerated by pagans and idolaters of every time and place—we must live that life, the true Christian life, just as it was lived in the early Christian era.
Only in this way can salvation come; otherwise, the web of the Antichrist will draw you in, and you will never be able to escape.
Your Master.

Reflection on the message:
Jesus presents Himself to us once again as a Master to instruct us. He asks us to be his Apostles, to bring his Word and his teachings to everyone, but above all to bear witness to the world through our Christian way of acting.
To do this, Jesus also points out the model to follow, namely the early Christians, because only in this way will it be possible to bring salvation to this world that has silenced God, where people consider themselves self-sufficient and omnipotent.
By virtue of Baptism, we are all priests; that is, each of us is called to offer our lives to God, to pray to Him, to worship Him, to serve others, and above all to bring the Proclamation—the heart of the Gospel—to the world: God loves you, Christ died and rose again for you, and offers you a new life in the Spirit.
Let us always keep this message before our eyes, for if we stray from the Master’s teachings, we will fall into the deceptions of the Antichrist. Jesus warns us in advance, for the times to come will not be easy, and even the most fervent of believers risks losing the Faith if they stray from His school of Love.