Soon nothing will be as it was

On Good Friday, the Blessed Virgin Mary appears to the seer Melanie.
 The vision begins with urgent words:

 "War. War is approaching. War is approaching, my child."

Mary urges the seer to warn her brothers and sisters about the escalating war in Yemen. She cautions that many are resting in deceptive security—a dangerous delusion. The war in Yemen is a powder keg.
"Prepare yourselves, my children," Mary warns. "The storm will soon break. Very soon."

During the apparition, Melanie looks out of the window. She sees Mary in an impressive, majestic form: her feet touch the earth, her head reaches into the clouds. Around her rages a powerful storm—lightning flashes across the sky, a massive whirlwind forms behind her.

Mary speaks:
"Soon nothing will be as it was.
 Pray. Pray, my children.
 Follow the order."

She confirms to Melanie and the prayer group that she is pleased with their current prayer sequence of one and a half hours. 
She asks them to continue praying in this way.

Mary thanks the prayer group—all people of pure heart. All who think generously and are willing to sacrifice their time and energy. 
She encourages them not to give up, to entrust all their worries to her—whether concerning children, spouses, financial distress, or other life challenges.

"Ask me unceasingly for help," Mary says. "Just as I care for peace in the world, I care for each and every one who turns to me in trust. I overlook no one."

In conclusion, Mary bids farewell in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Amen.