BLESSING OF NOVEMBER 6TH 2010. FIRST SATURDAY OF MONTH.

AT PRADO NUEVO OF EL ESCORIAL (MADRID)

 

OUR LADY:

 

“Raise all your objects... All will be blessed for poor sick people.

 

I bless you, my children, as the Father blesses you, through the Son and with the Holy Spirit

    

 


MESSAGE OF OCTOBER 1ST 1983,

AT PRADO NUEVO OF EL ESCORIAL

 

OUR LADY:

My children, my children; don´t close your ears. The end of times is close. The world, my children, is changing its seasons; the stars will lose, my children, will lose their movements; the moon will light faintly with a red light. My children, when these things happen, you must be ready because the end of times is close.

     Yes, my children; receive your(she speaks in an unknown language). Tell them, my child.

     Accept the graces, my children, given by My Immaculate Heart because the end of times is close.

     The soil will produce bad crops, bad fruits, my children. Water and light will cause great tremors to the earth, my children. It will be appalling, it will be horrible, my children. Big cities will collapse.

     My children, change your lives, do not offend God anymore; he’s so offended by your sins! Pray God the Father. All this movement is about to happen.

     Kiss the ground, my child; to make amends for the world’s sins…this act of humbleness, my child, is good for the conversion of sinners.

     My children, I warn you; don’t laugh at my warnings. The end of ends is close, my children. I appear to little and uncultured souls to confuse the powerful, my children.

     Look at my Heart, my child, it’s bleeding because of sorrow for all my children, for all of them, without distinction of races… (Luz Amparo cries when she sees the Virgin’s Heart). Don’t touch it, my child, they haven’t been purified.

     My child, so many people laugh at my messages! Poor souls! Kiss the ground again, my child.  Humble yourself… do not feel bad if you humble yourself, my child. Think that if you humble yourself you will be high before God’s eyes. Poor souls those who laugh at my messages!

     And you, my child, you are going to receive a little message… (she speaks in unknown language). This is what I ask, my child; I ask this of you; I want you to be humble, my child; without humbleness, you cannot get to Heaven.

     Write a name in the Book of Life, my child…This name, my child, will never be erased; it’s written in the Book of Life.

     You’re going to drink some drops from the chalice of sorrow, my child, it’s coming to its end; and when it comes to its end, it’ll be horrible, my child… It’s very bitter, my child, it’s very bitter; this is the bitterness my heart feels every day when I see millions and millions of my children falling down to the bottom of the abyss.

     Be on the alert, my children, the enemy is laying in wait and the ten kings of the enemy are laying in wait too, my child. They are spread among the four angles of the Earth to take as many souls as they can.

     Be humble, my children, without humbleness you cannot get to Heaven. Love each other, as my Son loved you when he was on Earth, my children. I’ve told you lots of times that you cannot love God if you don’t love your neighbor because God is in the neighbor, my children; and if you don’t love your neighbor whom you see every day, my children, how can you love God if you don’t see him?

     Preach all around the world, my children; spread the messages, my children. So many laugh at my messages! Take them to every corner of the Earth.

     Raise all you objects; all will be blessed, my children…

     I bless you, my children, as the Father blesses you through the Son and with the Holy Spirit

 

Good bye, my children.

 


 

COMMENTARY UPON MESSAGES

October 1st 1983

“My children, my children; don´t close your ears. The end of times is close. The world, my children, is changing its seasons; the stars will lose, my children, will lose their movements; the moon will light faintly with a red light. My children, when these things happen, you must be ready because the end of times is close.” (The Virgin)

     Our lady warns us of the season’s change; this topic is becoming an everyday matter in our society but at that time (1983) got everybody’s attention. No scientific approach will be given here about “the climate change” (nature phenomenon, variations of temperatures, season’s changes, etc.)but we will refer to an aspect we cannot doubt from the point of view of our faith: human beings’ moral behavior affects the environment. With respect to this we must refer to the relationship in the Book of Genesis between man and the created nature, over which God gave him the power: “God created man in the image of himself, in the image of God he created him, male and female he created them. God blessed them, saying to them, 'Be fruitful, multiply, fill the Earth and subdue it. Be masters of the fish of the sea, the birds of Heaven and all the living creatures that move on Earth.' (Gn 1, 27-28). At the beginning there was a perfect harmony between Nature and our first parents. What destroyed that harmony? The Catechism of the Catholic Church when talking about Adam, Eve and the original sin says, The harmony in which they had found themselves, thanks to original justice, is now destroyed (…) Harmony with creation is broken: visible creation has become alien and hostile to man. Because of man, creation is now subject "to its bondage to decay". (Rm 8, 20)” (1)

     Once the harmony of creation disappears, the History of Humankind becomes a chain of breaking- offs and reconciliations between God and Human Beings. The Universal Flood is an example of how the moral disorder, the corruption of that generation affected nature: Yahweh saw that human wickedness was great on Earth and that human hearts contrived nothing but wicked schemes all day long. Yahweh regretted having made human beings on Earth and was grieved at heart. And Yahweh said, 'I shall rid the surface of the earth of the human beings whom I created -- human and animal, the creeping things and the birds of heaven -- for I regret having made them.' ( Gn 6, 5-7). Pope Benedict XVI is also concerned about  this relationship between man and nature; indeed, he talked about the “the urgent need to respect nature as we should, recovering and appreciating a correct relationship with the environment in everyday life”  (2) and not long ago he pointed out clearly the consequences of human actions on everything created showing a right view on the climatic matter: “We see this today, with the climatic problems, how the foundations of the earth are shaken, how they are threatened by our behavior. The external foundations are shaken because the internal foundations are shaken, the moral and religious foundations, the faith that follows the right way of living (…) undoubtedly, the foundations of the Earth cannot be shaken if they remain close to the faith, to true wisdom.” (3) the Catechism of the  church is clear: “The seventh commandment enjoins respect for the integrity of creation. Animals, like plants and inanimate beings, are by nature destined for the common good of past, present, and future humanity.195 Use of the mineral, vegetable, and animal resources of the universe cannot be divorced from respect for moral imperatives.” (4).

     The following prediction of Our Lady - “…the moon will light faintly with a red light” - coincides with several passages of the Bible that refer to the end of times, topic we have already discussed in previous commentaries:

·         “For in the sky the stars and Orion will shed their light no longer, the sun will be dark when it rises, and the moon will no longer give its light. I am going to punish the world for its wickedness and the wicked for their guilt, and put an end to the pride of the arrogant and humble the haughtiness of despots.” (Is 13, 10-11)

·         The sun will be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the Day comes, that great and terrible Day. (Jl 3, 4)

“Be on the alert, my children, the enemy is lying in wait and the ten kings of the enemy are lying in wait too, my child. They are spread among the four angles of the Earth to take as many souls as they can.

Be humble, my children, without humbleness you cannot get to Heaven. Love each other, as my Son loved you when he was on earth, my children. I’ve told you lots of times that you cannot love God if you don’t love your neighbor because God is in the neighbor, my children; and if you don’t love your neighbor whom you see every day, my children, how can you love God if you don’t see him?” (Our Lady)

    

     In this quotation, as well as in so many others in Prado Nuevo messages, there are several connections to the Sacred Scriptures. This is shown in the following chart which corresponds to the sentence in the message and its biblical passage:

 

 

1. “…The ten kings of the enemy are lying in wait” (Our Lady)

 

 

 

 

2. “…They are spread among the four angles of the Earth” (Our Lady)

 

3. “…love each other, as my Son loved you when he was on Earth” (Our Lady)

 

 

4. “…you cannot love God if you don’t love your neighbor because God is in the neighbor, my children; and if you don’t love your neighbor whom you see every day, my children, how can you love God if you don’t see him?” (Our Lady)

 

 

1. “…ten kings who have not yet been given their royal power but will have royal authority only for a single hour and in association with the beast.” (Rv 17, 12; Dn 7, 24-25)

 

2. “… I saw four angels, standing at the four corners of the Earth” (Rv 7, 1; Rv 20, 8)

 

 

3. “…I give you a new commandment: love one another; you must love one another just as I have loved you” (Jn13, 34; Jn 15, 12.17; 1P 1, 22; 2Jn 5).

 

4. “Anyone who says 'I love God' and hates his brother, is a liar, since whoever does not love the brother whom he can see cannot love God whom he has not seen. Indeed this is the commandment we have received from him, that whoever loves God, must also love his brother.” (1Jn 4, 20-21)

 

 

(1)    CEC, n. 400

(2)    General Audience, August 26th 2009

(3)    Meditation at the beginning of the synod of bishops October 11th  2010

(4)    CEC,n.2415

(5)    Cf. Mt 24, 29; Mk 13, 24-25; Acts 2, 20; Rv 6, 12