Be Peacemakers

This afternoon Mother appeared all dressed in white. She was wrapped in a large, delicate white mantle that also covered her head. On her head was a crown of twelve stars.
Mother’s hands were joined in prayer; in her hands was a long rosary, as white as light, which went almost down to her feet. On her chest, Mother had a heart of flesh crowned with thorns. Mother had the world under her feet: on it were scenes of war scattered across the world. Mother had a sad face and her face was streaked with tears. Mother slowly slid a fold of her mantle over the world, covering it. Praised be Jesus Christ…

Dear children, thank you for being here to welcome me and to respond to this call of mine. I love you children, I love you immensely, and if I am here, it is because of the immense love I have for each of you. My children, today I again invite you all to pray for peace. Peace, my children, peace not only for this world that is increasingly in the grip of the forces of evil, but for you, children. Peace in your hearts, peace in your families: be peacemakers. How can you ask for peace if your hearts are not at peace? Pray.

My children, my heart is torn with pain as I see so many of my children losing their lives because of war. Beloved children, I beg you to listen to me and to commit to God. This is a time of grace. May Lent be an additional reason for you to pray, to be humble. Fast and return to God, you who have lost the right way. Look to Jesus; He is the only true salvation. Bend your knees and pray. Jesus is alive and true in the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar; it is there that you find Him alive and true.

Then Mother asked me to pray with her; as we prayed together she showed me various visions. After praying I commended to her all those who had entrusted themselves to my prayers, and in conclusion, she blessed everyone:

In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.