The Church, My Bride, follows Me to Golgotha

A large golden sphere of light hovers above us in the sky, accompanied by two smaller spheres of light. The large sphere of light opens, and a beautiful light descends upon us. The King of Mercy emerges from this light. He is adorned with His great golden royal crown, His robe, and the mantle of His Precious Blood. On the front of His robe, the lily stalk is embroidered in gold. On His mantle, I see embroidered golden tendrils and lily blossoms, and on His chest, I see His heart laid open. I can also see His wound in the heart clearly. In His right hand, He holds His great golden scepter with a cross on top, made of rubies, and in His left hand, He holds the Vulgate, which has a beautiful golden cover. It is adorned with a lamb and the Book of the Seven Seals. Now the other two small spheres of light open, and two angels in simple, radiant white robes emerge from them. They carry white lilies and come before the heavenly King with these white lilies. They kneel before the King of Mercy. Full of joy, I say to the Lord, “I know what you have in mind!” The scent of lilies is very distinct. The King of Mercy takes His scepter and points it toward these lilies. He once again bestows upon us a heavy shower of lilies, consisting of many white lily blossoms. These rain down upon us from His scepter. (Personal note: After the apparition, many people testified to having perceived a strong scent of lilies.) I try to catch one of these white lily blossoms with my hands. Some lily blossoms float down onto the basket containing the intentions. I give thanks with all my heart. The two angels now spread His mantle over us and sing: “Let there be joy, for the tent of God is among you!” This also applies to all who think of Him from afar; to all who are sick and suffering; and to all the intentions of the Church. The King of Mercy speaks:

“In the name of the Father and the Son—that is, Me—and the Holy Spirit. Amen.”

The King of Mercy hovers over the children at the fountain and blesses them especially with His scepter. He smiles and says:

“My beloved ones, when you pray, you speak to Me, and how very I rejoice over your heartfelt prayers! I rejoice over the children who come to Me, and for them I have caused lilies to rain down! There were countless lilies of forgiveness and grace—and these royal blossoms were also intended for you, for your concerns. Carry them in your hearts and go out into the world with them. Look to Jeremiah, a prophet from the Old Testament, a prophet of My Father. He contradicted the false prophets who said what the people wanted to hear. Jeremiah was My Father’s prophet. The false prophets were the prophets of the spirit of the age, and so it is today as well. It is hard for people to hear that sin exists; yet it does: Just look into the world, which is filled with hatred and wars. And so I come to you to ask you to repent through the sacrament of reconciliation with Me. This is Holy Confession; for I live in the sacraments of My Church. Do not be afraid to come to Me! For behold, I am coming to you!”

Now He is showing me something personally, and I am speaking intimately with the Lord.

The King of Mercy speaks:

“The Church, My Bride, follows Me all the way to Golgotha. She, too, like you, has fallen into tribulation. Thus, there will be no historical victory for the Church; rather, evil will be defeated by My coming. You are living in a time of tribulation and are experiencing a false teaching in which God is not placed at the center, but rather man. You are experiencing the false teaching of the spirit of the age, which has penetrated the Church. What I am telling you—take courage—is not a prophecy, but Church teaching. Look in the Catechism!”

I reply: “There is something there that You have already told me before.” The King of Mercy continues:

“Therefore, take courage; remain faithful to the Church and to the Church’s teaching. Cast aside this false teaching! But do everything in love; be merciful, and pray for those who have been led astray. The Diabolos is the source of this deception, for man wants to live according to his own commandments and does not recognize that sin leads him astray. I died for you on the Cross and shed My Precious Blood so that you might not be judged; so that you might not be led astray; so that you might be reconciled with Me! Behold, I have come to you—down from Heaven. Accept My love, for I love you infinitely!”

Now the Vulgate opens in His hand. I see a passage from the Gospel of Luke: Luke 17:1–37, then Luke 18:1-9:

Read Luke 17 →
Read Luke 18 →