Beloved children,
thank you for gathering in prayer and thank you for heeding My call in your hearts.
My children, I want to tell you what happened on the day of Pentecost: in that room filled with silence, I was reading the praises to God; having set aside the scroll, I heard a strong wind, and a light hovered above the ceiling and covered everyone.
They were tongues of fire. Except for Peter and John, the others were so afraid that they almost wanted to hide.
This fire of the Holy Spirit led Me into ecstasy, and I felt Myself being filled with all of God. Then, looking at My radiant face, they calmed down, so that they too were touched by the fire of the Spirit and immediately began to go out of the house, two by two, to evangelize and preach in all languages, wherever the Spirit sent them.
My daughter, I have told you about this grace because I would like the Holy Spirit to touch you as well, so that you may be members of a Church like the one Peter and John began. If the Holy Spirit had not been there, God’s laws alone would have sufficed.
Be open to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and consecrate yourselves to Him, so that the Church may grow and you may be preachers of this new generation.
Now I bless you, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Reflection on the message:
After seeing the risen Jesus in Galilee, the Apostles and the Blessed Mother returned to Jerusalem, to the house where they usually gathered, in the area of the Mount of Olives. They had found the courage to return to the city where Jesus had been killed and where they too had risked being captured.
Jesus definitively overcomes their fears by sending them the Holy Spirit, who will thus enable them to go out into the world to proclaim the Gospel.
Our Lady, therefore, invites us to imitate the Twelve and to become new Apostles of Jesus in the time in which we live. Let us proclaim to everyone who Jesus is, what He did for us—dying and rising again—to save us from sin, from error, from spiritual infirmities, from our depression, from our existential emptiness, from our addictions, from all that is evil.
Let us consecrate ourselves to the Holy Spirit and call upon Him often throughout the day: “Come into Me, Holy Spirit!”
Consecration to the Holy Spirit
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