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January 3, 2012. St. Peter's Church During Adoration. From Our Blessed Mother. My son, I wish you to remember being at the maternity ward in the hospital and seeing the precious newborn children in their little cribs sleeping so soundly and watched over by the nurses and then taken to visit with their mothers. You must understand that I am there also at their side. Think about the newborn's parents and how happy and content they are but also how nervous they are as new parents. Know that I am at their side. As the young newborn child grows up as the parents become older know through both sickness and joyful celebrations in their lives, I am at their side. As the child grows up, marries and has a family of their own, know I am at their side. As the parents get older and become grandparents , know I am at their side. As the grandparents becomes older and sickness sets in and they are at the end of their earthly life, know I am at their side. I wish you to know and all who can hear my words that I have been blessed to be the mother of all mankind and I am at each of your sides throughout you earthly lives from conception until your earthly death always with the special desire to bring you and each of your fellow brothers and sisters throughout the world to my son, Jesus. Know that I will be at your side always and as your mother, my desire is to point you toward Jesus who will bring each of you to eternal life in heaven with our Father. Know that as your mother, I love you so dearly and I am just a prayer away to guide you. Glory be to the Father, the Son and the Most Holy Spirit for allowing me to be your mother.
January 15, 2012. St. Elizabeth's Chapel During Adoration. From Our Blessed Mother. My son, last night during adoration as you looked up at my son hanging on the cross you noticed how defenseless he looked with his arms outstretched and his hands nailed to the cross in total submission to God's will. You noticed his feet nailed also to the cross and that he was stripped of all his possessions except a small cloth and a crown of thorns. How weak and fragile he looked. He was truly the sacrificial lamb. You felt my agony and feeling of total helplessness as you looked at Jesus hanging on the cross. My son, Jesus, who cured thousands and raised Lazarus from the dead could not save himself as he was being obedient to the Father's will. How it pierced my sorrowful heart. I wish you to turn your thoughts to the most defenseless of your present times, the unborn children. Who will defend them, these most defenseless of children, from the sin of abortion. Who will stand up for these modern day saints? I ask each of you to pray for these children that they might have the same chance to lead an earthly life just as each of you were given. Can you pray for these poor children? Can you pray for a change of heart of these precious children's parents that they will give their children the gift of life, life to the fullest. As my son Jesus said, "Whatever you do for the least of my children, that you do unto me." Remember these words. Pray that hardened hearts will become open to the gift of life. Thank you for listening.
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