My dearest Children,
I gave you a sermon a few days ago. I gave it to explain that it is not enough simply to attend Mass and say your prayers—which is, of course, very important—but you must also forget yourselves and think only of others, of your neighbor.
I came to earth to give Myself to you, and I have never ceased to care for you. I wanted to teach you the true doctrine—the one that improved upon the teaching received from Moses—and, while giving you this instruction, which is so important and so necessary, I went before you and healed both souls and bodies. The body is necessary for the soul, and the soul is necessary for the body; both need to be sanctified in order to reach Heaven and the final resurrection when that Hour comes.
Since Heaven is outside of all time, it does not depend on the earth, which, in turn, depends on Heaven. That is why every creature who enters Heaven enters Eternity and experiences their personal resurrection, which, for the earth, will take place at the end of the world. This is why, in Heaven, all the saints who are in Eternity—where there is no longer any time—are clothed in their glorious bodies and, like the Lord, have access to all times on earth. They can positively influence all people of all times because they are not bound, as you are, to earthly time.
I created the earth and the heavens—that is, the firmament that lies above the earth and protects you from the vacuum of space through the action of the various spheres that surround it (troposphere, stratosphere, etc.). The earth is thus protected from the vacuum, and its gravity keeps you on its surface.
In Heaven, things are different. Heaven is the realm of spirituality; the physical, material world does not exist there. Everything is spiritual; nothing is material. That is why space in Heaven is boundless—its immensity is infinite. There is unlimited space; it can never become overcrowded; beauty, stability, the enjoyment of God, and supreme happiness know no end. In Heaven, you enter an unknown world, unimaginable to the human mind, for everything there is grace, beauty, goodness, and boundless charity—and it never fades. God is, indeed, Master and Lord to all, but is it not said that there are no secrets for the servant who has entered into the intimacy of his master? And for the Master’s grown children, there are even fewer unknowns. The child of God, now an adult, reigns as master in Heaven; he is known, loved, and accountable to God for everything he does for Him and with Him.
In Heaven, there is adoration—the natural prayer that flows from every lip, for one cannot love God without praising Him, adoring Him, and obeying Him; the deep love one has within for Him brings immense inner joy. A family that loves one another deeply is joyful; it finds happiness in a special bond among its members, understands one another, and helps one another; it cooperates with its father, mother, brother, and sister—the bond of unity ties them together forever, and Eternity will never end.
In Heaven, God is happy, and a happy father brings joy to his grown children. Mary is their Mother, and She, too, brings joy to Her children. The saints are happy because they know one another, appreciate one another, admire one another, and help one another with joy and simplicity. They praise and worship their God, whom they already praised and worshiped during their time on earth; but here in Heaven, it is profound, it is without distraction—it is such a complete immersion in God that they themselves are divinized. Indeed, the Lord Jesus had shared in their humanity, and now they share in His divinity.
God is Beautiful; He is Almighty; He gives everything to everyone; He is exceedingly Good; He is Just—yes, even in Heaven His Justice extends to all His children, who fully embrace it; Heaven is the Home we would all long to have on earth, for there is no defect, no wear and tear, no deterioration. Everything is perfect, and when there is a task to be accomplished, it is done perfectly, lovingly, and always most beautifully.
The Kingdom of God is a jewel worthy of the Master of Heaven: God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The Person of the Father is majestic, of incomparable Beauty; His smiling face is captivating, and when He looks upon one of His children, that child is dazzled by Him, is filled with light, and knows that they are loved with a powerful and total love.
The Son is like the Father, and the Holy Spirit is like the Father and the Son; each is united for Eternity, without shadow or divergence, and the saints come to complete this boundless Love. The Blessed Virgin Mary surpasses them all; She is the Beloved Daughter, the Mother and Spouse of God, and Mother of all the saints. Her special place with God is admired by all, and, just as She does for Her children on earth, She willingly and always wholeheartedly intercedes for those who call upon Her. She is beautiful, with a wholly heavenly beauty, and this most admirable and venerable appearance places Her above all the angels and saints of Heaven. Yes, She is truly the Queen of Heaven for all eternity.
And then, as one walks freely through this Heaven—so vast, so beautiful, so exceptional—one may encounter this or that well-known saint, and then this or that other, unknown one. Yes, Heaven is populated by all the well-known saints and the many martyrs, but also by all those who lived lives on earth that pleased God—lives without apparent splendor, yet through their sacrifices, penances, self-giving, and charity, they accumulated the merits of Christ crucified. These people find themselves among the saints, sometimes to their great surprise, because on earth they did not imagine themselves to be anything special, while they humbly strove to be good Catholics, faithful to the precepts of the faith.
In Heaven, there are no minor saints; each and every one is loved by God—in a special and personal way—and everyone has their place there. And I, Jesus Christ, await you all there. Come, come!
May God be blessed for His great mercy.
In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit †. Amen.
Your Lord and your God
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