References: Psalm 80 (79), verses 15–20
"God of Hosts, return at last; look down from heaven and see; visit this vineyard
Protect it—the one your right hand has planted.
They have burned it with fire like refuse; they will perish before your face in disgrace.
May your hand be upon the man at your right hand, the son of Adam whom you have established!
Never again will we stray far from you; restore us to life, that we may call upon your name.
Yahweh God of Hosts, bring us back; let your face shine upon us, and we will be saved."
The Word of Jesus Christ:
"I bless you, My daughter of Love, Light, and Holiness—so vulnerable—in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. I cover you with My Precious Blood and protect you from the schemes that seek to seduce and destroy you: turn off that phone now.
You are a target; you know this. Your mission—so great and so pure—displeases them; do not give them any opportunity to reach you. You will remain closed off in this way, allowing no access to anyone. Be blessed and obedient."
The paragraphs above apply to each of you if you are vulnerable and easily swayed by new technologies and the overwhelming amount of information that leads to confusion.
"Write:
Together with Me, your Jesus, at the Father’s side, praying for you, pray for France as it sinks into the labyrinths of crime, abandoning its own people by following the delusions of guilty administrators, accepting their downfall, and seeking power and domination over the universe they covet by following the foolish and proud fallen one.
Pray, My daughter, with all your sincere love for those whom I call ceaselessly. Urge My respectful French children—who are still attached to their country, so protected by the Virgin Mary—to pray.
Eternal Father
In our distress, we come to prostrate ourselves, trusting fully in Your Magnanimity.
We adore You and give You thanks for all Your blessings, which You have sustained despite the decadence into which we—Your abundantly blessed children—have plunged ourselves, without respect or concern for the consequences of our actions and our closed-mindedness.
Forgive us, Infinitely Good Father; guide us by Your Grace. With the help of our brothers, the Saints, we wish to make reparation for this ungodly world and for our own errors.
During these purifying tribulations, together with Jesus the Redeemer and Mary the Co-Redemptrix, we wish to carry the Cross that saves people of good will—for our wounded, destitute, innocent, ignorant, and unbelieving brothers and sisters, and for those who repent.
Accept, Eternal Father, through Your Son who was sacrificed to save us, through Mary Immaculate, our advocate and mediator, the sincerity of the repentance of all Your children that we offer You in this prayer, and grant us the Viaticum Blessing that leads us to You, Almighty and Merciful God.
Amen
Jesus Christ"
Marie Catherine of the Redemptive Incarnation, a humble servant of the Divine Will of the Almighty, the One and Only God.
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