My Time is Near

By Giselle Cardia

January 1, 2022

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Countdown to the Kingdom

Message from Our Lord Jesus

My daughter and sister, thank you for receiving me in your heart.

My daughter, in these times you [1] have seen despair, death and slander around you; perhaps you have thought that you have been abandoned by Me? You are constantly ready to complain, yet I have consoled you many times and you have never noticed this; and not only have I given you important teachings, but you have not paid attention to these either. My children, brothers and sisters, God is waiting for you in love and joy. I have separated you in order to help you reflect; I have tested you every holy day and you have not always reflected. [2How much peace and joy I would like to give to these often hardened hearts. I would like you to reflect, but how many times have I asked for your hands in order to lead you towards calm waters and, instead, you have preferred the storm — believing that you are capable of solving everything without My help. But remember that I alone am the Way, the Truth and the Life and I alone can help you — if only you would really entrust yourselves to Me. It is I alone who can hold your hands when you ask Me for help with all your heart; and again, it is I who can give you the consolation that you deserve when you feel alone. My children, My time is near: enter the Ark of the Covenant, [3]of peace, love and fraternity. Only thus will you be able to overcome the Storm that is coming. I have taught you many things during this period, and perhaps by calmly rereading My words, you will be able to understand My Will. I want to see you all enter My Kingdom.

Now I bless you in the name of the Most Holy Trinity. Always be ready to fight together with Me, My Angels, My Archangels and My Blessed Mother, and we will succeed in defeating absolute evil and opening the doors to infinite good.

 

↑1 “you” plural from here to the end of the message.
↑2 May be a reference to feast days, such as Christmas or Easter, when many of the faithful spend these hours in dissipation rather than recollection in the true meaning of the solemnity.
↑3 “Ark of the Covenant” has been a title of Our Lady since the early centuries of the Church. See this homily of Benedict XVI on August 15, 2011: vatican.va Also, from the Catechism of the Catholic Church: ‘Mary is full of grace because the Lord is with her. The grace with which she is filled is the presence of Him who is the source of all grace. “Rejoice . . . O Daughter of Jerusalem . . . the Lord your God is in your midst.” Mary, in whom the Lord himself has just made His dwelling, is the daughter of Zion in person, the ark of the covenant, the place where the glory of the Lord dwells. She is “the dwelling of God . . . with men.” Full of grace, Mary is wholly given over to Him who has come to dwell in her and whom she is about to give to the world.’ (n. 2676). Translator’s notes