How great was the act of love, God gave to this world, when He
gave Himself and died on the cross. He gives Himself to us this day
in the Holy Eucharist.
The greatest commandment is that we must love God with our whole
heart, our whole soul, and our whole being. This is a commandment.
If we are to enter heaven, we must follow the commandments. They are
commands given by God for us to follow.
The greatest act we can do on this earth is an act of loving God.
The reason for our existence is to love God. In the sacrament of His
greatest love, He gives Himself to us. This is an act of love on His
part. We are called to respond by giving ourselves in love to Him.
This is the purpose of the Holy Eucharist: to unite in such
oneness with our Holy, Loving God. Our all consuming passion should
be that of loving God. How many go to the Eucharist with the sole
purpose of giving great love to God? He wants us to love Him. He
wants souls to tell Him how much they truly love Him. This is the
most intimate act of love when Jesus gives Himself-Body, Blood,
Soul, and Divinity to man. If it is such an act of love, how are we
receiving Him in Communion? We should beg God, in this most intimate
union with Him, to help us to love Him with greatest love.
Jesus is a Person. He wants our love. The Holy Spirit wants such
intimacy with us. Our Father wants us to love Him. In the Eucharist,
we unite with God. In this intimate act of uniting with our beloved
God, with Divinity, we must pour out our love to God. We must pour
out our heart to the most adorable Heart of Jesus. Jesus is so
unjustly treated by many of His beloved souls He loves so much. Let
us help make reparation to the Almighty God by loving God with our
whole heart, our whole soul, and our whole being in the sacrament of
His greatest love. This is the Gift of Himself.
Think of how it is to love someone and give your all for that
person, to pour out your heart to him or her and then be treated
with coldness and neglect. It hurts our heart so much more when we
deeply love someone to be rejected by that person. Jesus loves us
with the deepest love. We cannot fully comprehend this love. Let us
love Him with the deepest love. Let us love Mary and her Immaculate
Heart. Let us love her as the Mother of God. Let us love her as the
virgin who bore the Son of God. May we, in the reception of the
Eucharist pour out our love to Him, to this adorable Heart. May we
pour out our love to His Holy Mother.
Mary said at Fatima that Jesus wants His Heart venerated next to
the heart of His Mother. Let us love these two Hearts as we receive
the Sacrament of the Eucharist. Then we are so deeply united with
God. We see Their two Hearts surrounded with thorns for the
injustices against Their Hearts. Let us help make reparation daily
as we receive Him in the Eucharist. This is a special time to help
make reparation to Their wounded Hearts.
Let us remember how He poured His love out to us on the cross and
how He pours out His love to us now when He gives us Himself in the
Eucharist, the Eucharist which contains His Heart of burning love.
His Heart was pierced with a lance. Her heart was invisibly pierced
with a sword. As the wounds in Their Hearts are deep, so too is
Their love so deep.
He does not want "surface love". He wants hearts filled with deep
burning love.
end of December 27, 1995
From the Mass Book
January 2, 1997
"In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy
Spirit, Amen."
"The grace of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, and the love of God and the
fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all."
God pours out His grace in this Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It is
the greatest gift when God gives Himself to us.
We share with God His life, given to us abundantly in the Mass.
He gives Himself to us and we give ourselves to Him. The great
love affair between God and man: His Holy Mass.
The priest is another Christ to us. It is Christ present, through
the priest, celebrating the Mass. We must see Christ in the priest,
see Him celebrate the Mass, see His beautiful brown hair, His gentle
face, see Him, our Savior. This Jesus Christ that came was born an
infant and gave Himself to His death on the cross that we would
share His life. See Him now in the Mass, giving Himself in the
greatest gift of all. He gives us His divine love and His divine
life.
Oh, we thank You for Your life. We know Jesus died and rose and
gave us a sharing in His holy life. His life is now abundantly
poured, as a fountain to us, especially in the Mass.
Then we hear His word. Let the word of God penetrate our being.
Let us feel this Living Word of God. As a two-edged sword, it comes
forth with such conviction and love and it penetrates the souls of
the faithful with such love. It is food indeed, food for our soul.
He is the Good Shepherd. He speaks to us. He gives us all we
want. "Yahweh is my shepherd, I lack nothing." (Ps. 23:1)
He gives us green pastures, and His water pours out and refreshes
us. He outpours His grace as a fountain to feed us with His life.
He is a just God, good and kind, all loving, for He is Love. We
want for nothing for He outpours His love and His life to us in the
Mass. We feast on His Body and Blood and are fed with His Word. We
become one in Him and He shares Himself with us.
It is through the Mass celebrated by the hands of a holy priest
that we will experience the Mass the way Christ intends. These
writings are insights which hopefully will help lead you to the
spring of life-giving water, the fountain of love and life He
outpours in the Mass.
There will be a new earth when men will see with the light of
seven suns. They will know God. A people walking in darkness will
see a great light. They will no longer be blind, they will be
enlightened, they will love God with the greatest love in the Mass.
They will feast on His Body and Blood and will be united as one body
in His holy Church through His life given to us in the Eucharist.
We will drink copiously from the fountain of grace which He pours
out in the Mass. We will be filled with His love, absorbed with the
love of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and feasting on His divine
life.
We see with the vision of God. We partake in such a union with
God. We see with the light the Spirit gives to us. The priest
celebrates the Mass and we know God with such an intense knowing in
this union. We are saturated with His life flowing from the hands of
His consecrated priest.
And I look at Him, the priest, and I see Jesus there. I see Him
giving Himself to Me. I see the new and Holy City. I see with such
clarity the great gift that God gives to us in the Mass!
We learn how to love in the Mass, for we unite to God. He gives
us such an intimate sharing in His divine love that we carry His
love out to the world. In this union we know His loving to an
intense degree and we carry this love out to others. We share in an
intense way in His divine act of loving. He, Who is love, gives
Himself to us and we are absorbed in His love and we know intensely
how God loves. We are filled with love for God and for each other,
for, in the oneness He is loving through us. He gives us lights into
His loving capacity and we know His loving power in an intensity we
did not know before.
We then pray. We offer up our intentions for this Mass. It is now
we who intercede to Him to outpour His grace on us and help us with
these intentions.
We pray for this reign of peace when the Sacred Heart of Jesus
will reign and the Immaculate Heart of Mary will triumph and men
will fervently love and adore God with burning love. We pray for all
souls and the Church and we beg for His help, His love, His grace.
We offer ourselves as a sacrifice. We offer the bread that will
become the bread of life.
The priest mixes the water and the wine and we realize how His
Divinity mixes with our humanity.
We offer the wine that will become our spiritual drink-His blood.
I give myself to Him and I beg to be cleansed of my sins with the
washing of the hands.
"May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands for the praise
and glory of His name, for our good and the good of all His Church."
We ask Him to accept the gifts we want to give Him, we give Him
thanks, we lift up our hearts in thanks and praise and we sing out:
"Holy, Holy God, of power and might…" we sing Him praise and
thank Him-oh, God we love Thee so much."
My heart is so filled with such awe. I cry because I love Him so
much.
Every word in the Mass, I love. The priest consecrates the host
and changes it into the Body and Blood of Christ.
Oh, it makes me cry for I am so struck with awe at what happens
at the Consecration. I unite in the oneness with the priest, with
Christ and with all present, with heaven and earth. I am one in that
moment, united in the sacrifice of Christ giving Himself to the
Father.
This is the moment when I unite in such oneness with Christ in
the purity of Mary's heart. I give myself as a sacrifice. I offer
myself to the Father.
The Father looks down and He sees us united to His Son's
Sacrifice. It is in this oneness that His grace is outpoured on us,
that we die to that which is not like Him and that the Holy Spirit
works in the heart of Mary and fills us with His life.
I am in ecstasy as I realize more and more the great gift of love
that God gives us in His holy Mass. I am taken to such heights,
being wrapped in the presence of God. It is rapture, this Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass.
It is a great gift, experiencing this intense presence of the
Almighty God: Through Him, With Him, and In Him.
We pray to the Father the prayer as Jesus taught us and beg, "thy
Kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
We pray: "For the Kingdom, the power and the glory are yours, now
and forever."
We beg for peace in our hearts. We share this peace with one
another. Then we beg of the Lamb of God. I want to get down to the
ground and beg for His grace, mercy and forgiveness for our sins.
Please, God, I see us as a sinful people. I want the grace and
mercy to flow abundantly.
He raises the Host and says: "This is the Lamb of God Who takes
away the sins of the world, happy are those who are called to His
supper."
We respond: "Lord, I am not worthy to receive you, but only say
the word and I shall be healed."
I receive the Almighty God in Communion. All I want is Him. Oh,
God, I want you, I adore you, I worship you, I love you.
Oh, for this moment when God gives Himself to me. Oh, God, words
do not express this time-this intense presence of You within my
being. Oh, sweet Savior, I love You!
You share Yourself so intimately with me. You imprint on my soul
a knowing of Your Divine Being that is so intimate in this Communion
when You give Yourself to me.
Oh, let our hearts be open to His grace that we may know this
great gift more, that we will partake more fully in this greatest
act of love with Divinity.
He shares Himself with us, the Almighty God, in such oneness.
This is the greatest way to bind us with each other, to unite with
each other in the Mass and Communion.
And so I sing the love of God, the love of His Mass. I beg you to
pray for the grace that He can teach you in these writings about His
most intimate love affair with man, the gift of Himself-the gift He
gives us in the Mass.
The Holy Sacrifice, the sacrifice of Calvary, sacramentally-made-present
in the Mass when He gives Himself to us with the greatest love!
And what does He ask in return? He asks that we love one another,
that we give Him the glory, the thanksgiving, the adoration that is
His due as the Almighty God.
He sends us forth with His blessing to share His most intimate
love with all. We go forth as other Christs in the world. For He is
alive this day and He lives in us and He gives His love to others
through us. We act as channels of His life to one another.
The Mass is the richest source of His life. His life flows
through the body, the Church, especially through the Sacraments and
the Mass.
Oh Jesus, from the fountain of life that pours forth from Your
pierced Heart, give us holy priests whose hearts are consecrated to
the Hearts of Jesus and Mary to celebrate the Mass-that there is
such oneness between the priest and Christ that His grace will flow
copiously.
We thirst for the fountain of life pouring forth from the pierced
Heart of Christ. It is His life we seek and find in the Church. It
is His love we want and we experience the greatest love affair with
God in the Mass.
These books on the Mass are accounts of my intimate love affair
with our Almighty God. Many experiences were enlightenments I
received in the Mass.
I strongly advise all to pray, to say the Holy Spirit Prayer, the
Consecration Prayers, and the Prayer before the Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass, before Mass. (These prayers follow this message).
This book is the journey into the red room, the inner chamber of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus, through the gateway, the pure and
Immaculate Heart of His Mother.
It is in the Mass we give ourselves in such love to our Holy God.
He gives Himself to us and we give ourselves to Him.
PRAYER BEFORE THE HOLY
SACRIFICE OF THE MASS
Let me be a holy sacrifice and unite with God in the sacrament
of His greatest love.
I want to be one in Him in this act of love, where He gives
Himself to me and I give myself as a sacrifice to Him. Let me be
a holy sacrifice as I become one with Him in this my act of
greatest love to Him.
Let me unite with Him more, that I may more deeply love Him. May
I help make reparation to His adorable Heart and the heart of
His Mother, Mary. With greatest love, I offer myself to You and
pray that You will accept my sacrifice of greatest love. I give
myself to You and unite in Your gift of Yourself to me. Come and
possess my soul.
Cleanse me, strengthen me, heal me. Dear Holy Spirit act in the
heart of Mary to make me more and more like Jesus.
Father, I offer this my sacrifice, myself united to Jesus in the
Holy Spirit to You. Help me to love God more deeply in this act
of my greatest love.
Give me the grace to grow in my knowledge, love and service of
You and for this to be my greatest participation in the Mass.
Give me the greatest graces to love You so deeply in this Mass,
You who are so worthy of my love.
end of January 2, 1997
2
de Enero de 1997
"En el nombre del Padre, y del Hijo, y del
Espíritu Santo, Amén. Que la gracia de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo, el
amor de Dios y la comunión del Espíritu Santo esté con todos ustedes."
Dios derrama su gracia en este Santo Sacrificio de la Misa. El
mayor regalo es cuando Dios se entrega a nosotros.
Compartimos con Dios su vida, que se nos da abundantemente en la
Misa.
El se entrega a nosotros y nosotros nos entregamos a él. La gran
relación de amor entre Dios y el hombre: su Santa Misa.
El sacerdote es otro Cristo para nosotros. Es Cristo presente,
celebrando la Misa, por medio del sacerdote. Debemos ver a Cristo en
el sacerdote, verlo celebrar la Misa, ver su hermoso cabello café,
su rostro apacible, verlo, Nuestro Salvador. Este Jesucristo que
vino, nació como un niño y se entregó hasta su muerte en la cruz
para que pudieramos participar en su vida. Veámoslo hoy en la Misa,
entregándose en el regalo más grande de todos. El nos da su amor
divino y su vida divina.
Oh, te damos gracias por tu vida. Sabemos que Jesús murió,
resucitó y nos hizo partícipes en su vida santa. Hoy su vida se
derrama abundantemente como una fuente para todos nosotros,
especialmente en la Misa.
Entonces, escuchamos su palabra. Dejemos que la palabra de Dios
penetre en nuestro ser. Sintamos esta Palabra Viva de Dios. Como una
espada de dos-filos, viene con una gran convicción y amor y penetra
en las almas de los fieles con semejante amor. Es en verdad alimento,
alimento para nuestra alma.
Jesús es el Buen Pastor. El nos habla. Nos da lo que queremos.
"El Señor es mi pastor: nada me falta." (Ps. 23:1)
El Señor nos da verdes pastos y su agua se derrama y nos
refresca. El derrama su gracia como una fuente para alimentarnos con
su vida.
El es un Dios justo, bueno y afable, todo amoroso, porque él es
Amor. No queremos nada más, porque él nos derrama su amor y su vida
en la Misa. Celebramos su Cuerpo y su Sangre y somos alimentados con
su Palabra. Nos hacemos uno en él y él participa con nosotros.
Es a través de la Misa celebrada por las manos de un sacerdote
santo, que experimentaremos la Misa de la manera que Cristo pretende.
Estos escritos son conocimientos los cuales espero ayuden a
conducirlos a la fuente de agua que da vida, la fuente de vida y
amor que Cristo derrama en la Misa.
Habrá una tierra nueva en donde los hombres verán con la luz de
siete soles. Conocerán a Dios. Un pueblo que camina en tinieblas
verá una gran luz. Ya no estarán ciegos, serán iluminados, amarán a
Dios con el más profundo amor en la Misa. Celebrarán su Cuerpo y su
Sangre y se unirán como un solo cuerpo en su santa Iglesia a través
de la vida de Cristo que se nos da en la Eucaristía.
Beberemos abundantemente de la fuente de gracia que Jesús
derrama en la Misa. Estaremos llenos de su amor, absorbidos en el
amor del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo y celebrando su vida
divina.
Vemos con la visión de Dios. Tomamos parte en semejante unión
con Dios. Vemos con la luz que nos da el Espíritu. El sacerdote
celebra la Misa y conocemos a Dios intensamente en esta unión. Somos
saturados con su vida que fluye de las manos de su sacerdote
consagrado.
Y lo veo, al sacerdote, y veo a Jesús allí. Lo veo entregándose
a Mí. Veo la Ciudad nueva y Santa. ¡Veo con una gran claridad el
gran regalo que Dios nos da en la Misa!
Aprendemos cómo amar en la Misa, porque nos unimos a Dios. El
nos da una participación tan íntima en su amor divino, que llevamos
su amor al mundo. En esta unión conocemos su amor a un intenso grado
y llevamos este amor a los demás. Participamos de una manera intensa
en su acto divino de amar. El, quien es amor, se entrega a nosotros
y somos absorbidos en su amor y conocemos intensamente cómo ama
Dios. Nos llenamos de amor a Dios y hacia los demás porque, en la
unidad, él está amando a través de nosotros. El nos da conocimientos
hacia la capacidad de su amor y conocemos el poder de su amor con
una intensidad que antes no conocíamos.
Entonces, rezamos. Ofrecemos nuestras intenciones por esta Misa.
Ahora somos nosotros los que intercedemos ante él para que derrame
su gracia sobre nosotros y nos ayude con estas intenciones.
Pedimos por este reinado de paz, donde el Sagrado Corazón de
Jesús reinará, el Inmaculado Corazón de María triunfará y el hombre
amará y adorará fervientemente a Dios con ardiente amor. Oramos por
todas las almas y por la Iglesia y pedimos su ayuda, su amor y su
gracia.
Nos ofrecemos como un sacrificio. Ofrecemos el pan que se
convertirá en el pan de vida.
El sacerdote mezcla el agua y el vino.
Ofrecemos el vino que se convertirá en nuestra bebida espiritual
- Su Sangre.
Yo me entrego a Jesús y ruego ser limpiada de mis pecados con el
lavatorio de las manos.
"El Señor reciba de tus manos este sacrificio, para alabanza y
gloria de su nombre, para nuestro bien y el de toda su Santa Iglesia"
Le pedimos al Señor que acepte los regalos que queremos darle,
le damos gracias, elevamos nuestros corazones en agradecimiento y
alabanza y cantamos:
"Santo, Santo Dios de fuerza y de poder..." - le cantamos
alabanzas y le damos gracias - oh, Dios te amamos tanto.
Mi corazón está tan lleno de admiración. Lloro por que amo tanto
a Dios.
Amo cada palabra en la Misa. El sacerdote consagra la hostia y
la convierte en el Cuerpo y en la Sangre de Cristo.
Oh, quiero llorar porque estoy tan impresionada por lo que pasa
en la Consagración. Me uno en la unidad con el sacerdote, con Cristo
y con todos los presentes, con el cielo y la tierra. Soy uno en ese
momento, unida al sacrificio de Cristo entregándose al Padre.
Este es el momento cuando me uno en semejante unidad con Cristo
en la pureza del corazón de María. Me entrego como un sacrificio. Me
ofrezco al Padre.
El Padre baja su mirada y nos ve unidos al sacrificio de su Hijo.
Es en esta unidad que su gracia es derramada sobre nosotros, donde
morimos a todo aquello que no es de Dios y el Espíritu Santo obra en
el corazón de María y nos llena con su vida.
Estoy en éxtasis al darme más y más cuenta del gran regalo de
amor que Dios nos da en su Santa Misa. Me lleva a semejantes alturas,
el estar envuelta en la presencia de Dios. Es un rapto, este Santo
Sacrificio de la Misa.
Es un gran regalo, el vivir esta intensa presencia del Dios
Omnipotente: Por Cristo, con él y en él.
Le rezamos al Padre como Jesús nos enseñó y pedimos, "venga a
nosotros tu reino; hágase tu voluntad en la tierra como en el
cielo.²
Rezamos: "Tuyo es el Reino, tuyo el poder y la gloria, por siempre,
Señor."
Pedimos por la paz en nuestros corazones. Nosotros compartimos
esta paz con los demás. Luego, rogamos al Cordero de Dios. Quiero
postrarme hasta el suelo y pedir su gracia, misericordia y perdón
por nuestros pecados.
Por favor, Dios, veo que somos pecadores. Quiero que la gracia y
la misericordia fluyan abundantemente.
El levanta la Hostia y dice: "Este es el Cordero de Dios, que
quita el pecado del mundo. Dichosos los invitados a la cena del
Señor. "
Respondemos: "Señor, yo no soy digno de que vengas a mí, pero
una palabra tuya bastará para sanarme."
Recibo al Dios Omnipotente en la Comunión. Lo único que quiero
es a él. Oh, Dios, te quiero, te adoro, te alabo, te amo.
Oh, por este momento cuando Dios se entrega a mí. Oh, Dios, las
palabras no pueden expresar este momento - esta intensa presencia
tuya dentro de mi ser. ¡Oh, dulce Salvador, te amo!
Tú te compartes tan íntimamente conmigo. Imprimes en mi alma un
conocimiento de tu Divino Ser que es muy íntimo en esta Comunión
cuando te entregas a mí.
Oh, dejemos que nuestros corazones estén abiertos a la gracia de
Dios para que conozcamos más este gran regalo, para que participemos
más completamente en este grandísimo acto de amor con la Divinidad.
El se comparte con nosotros, el Dios Omnipotente, en semejante
unidad. Esta es la manera más grandiosa de unirnos unos a otros, de
unirnos mutuamente en la Misa y en la Comunión.
Y así canto el amor de Dios, el amor a su Misa. Les ruego que
pidan la gracia para que él les enseñe en estos escritos sobre su
gran relación de amor con el hombre, el regalo de sí mismo, el
regalo que él nos da en la Misa.
¡El Santo Sacrificio, el sacrificio del Calvario,
sacramentalmente-hecho presente en la Misa cuando Jesús se entrega a
nosotros con el mayor amor!
¿Y qué nos pide Dios como respuesta? El nos pide que nos amemos
los unos a los otros, que le demos la gloria, las gracias y la
adoración que le debemos como el Dios Omnipotente.
Dios nos envía con su bendición para compartir su más íntimo
amor con todos. Nosotros vamos adelante como otros Cristos en el
mundo. Porque él está vivo hoy y vive en nosotros y da su amor a los
demás por medio de nosotros. Actuamos como conductos de la vida de
Jesús unos a otros.
La Misa es la fuente más rica de la vida de Jesús. Su vida fluye
a través del cuerpo, la Iglesia, especialmente por medio de los
Sacramentos y la Misa.
Oh, Jesús, desde la fuente de vida que se derrama de tu Corazón
traspasado, danos sacerdotes santos, cuyos corazones estén
consagrados a los Corazones de Jesús y María para celebrar la Misa -
que haya una gran unidad entre el sacerdote y Cristo para que su
gracia fluya abundantemente.
Estamos sedientos de la fuente de vida que se derrama del
Corazón traspasado de Cristo. Es su vida lo que buscamos y la
encontramos en la Iglesia. Es su amor lo que queremos y
experimentamos la más grande relación de amor con Dios en la Misa.
Estos libros sobre la Misa son relatos de mi íntima relación de
amor con nuestro Dios Omnipotente. Muchas experiencias fueron
iluminaciones que recibí en la Misa.
Les recomiendo firmemente a todos que recen, que digan la
Oración al Espíritu Santo, las Oraciones de Consagración y la
Oración para antes del Santo Sacrificio de la Misa, antes de Misa. (Estas
oraciones prosiguen a este mensaje).
Este libro es la jornada hacia dentro del cuarto rojo, la cámara
interna del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, a través de la puerta, el
Corazón puro e Inmaculado de su Madre.
Es en la Misa donde nos entregamos con gran amor a nuestro Santo
Dios. El se entrega a nosotros y nosotros nos entregamos a él.
Oración
para antes del Santo Sacrificio de la Misa
Permíteme, Señor, ser un sacrificio santo y
unirme con Dios en el sacramento de su mayor amor.
Quiero hacerme uno con él, en este acto de amor, en el cual
él se entrega a mí y yo me entrego a él como un sacrificio.
Permíteme ser un sacrificio santo conforme me uno con él en este
mi acto del más grande amor hacia él.
Permíteme unirme más con él, para que pueda amarlo más
profundamente. Que pueda yo ayudar a hacer reparación a su
adorable Corazón y al Corazón de su Madre, María. Con el mayor
amor, me ofrezco a ti y suplico que aceptes mi sacrificio de
amor sincero. Me entrego a ti, y me uno en tu regalo de tu
entrega a mí. Ven y toma posesión de mi alma.
Purifícame, fortaléceme, sáname. Amado Espíritu Santo actúa
en el corazón de María para hacerme cada vez más como Jesús.
Padre, te ofrezco este mi sacrificio, unido a ti con Jesús
en el Espíritu Santo. Ayúdame a amar a Dios más profundamente en
este acto de mi mayor amor.
Dame la gracia de crecer en sabiduría, amor, y servicio a ti,
y que ésto sea mi mayor participación en la Misa. Dame las
mayores gracias para amarte profundamente en esta Misa, tú que
eres tan merecedor de mi amor.
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