And Elias, the prophet, stood up, as a fire, and his word burnt like a torch (Ecclesiasticus. 48.1, DRV)

Monday, October 3, 2016

In the footsteps of "Little Therese"

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J.M.J.

Feast of St. Therese of the Child Jesus


Our "Little Therese" - as she would have us call her - is held very dear even today because she, in imitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mt. Carmel, is very pleasing to God: God's great pleasure is shining on her and radiating brightly in her who had not refused her Little Jesus anything and gave Him the little she was only capable of and that very generously, without reserve and murmur. This is the crown of that her promised "good" work of spending heaven with the shower of graces she will let fall from the hands of her Immaculate Mother of Carmel - souls who would love God as she has loved Him and made Him much loved.

A blessed Feast to everyone!
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Salvation is in the "Blood of the Lamb"

Apocalypse XIV now unfolding (cf., our posts "The Wine of the Wrath of God" and "After Pope Benedict XVI, the 'Last' Roman Pontiff?"). The divine chastisement of world-wide conflagration (Lk. 17.29-30, cf., our post "Our Lady, Vatican II Disorientation, and the Annihilation of Many Nations") to annihilate the 'super-power' and cities and nations drunk with the wine of its immodesty, impurity, fornication, homosexuality, and blasphemies (Apoc. 14.8) is imminent - the close of our end-times period (distinct from the consummation of the world, Mt. 28.20).

They... have made them white in the Blood of the Lamb (Apoc. 7.14) ... All things... are cleansed with Blood: and without shedding of Blood there is no remission (Heb. 9.22).

The Blood of the [Divine] Lamb can be availed of in the traditional Rite of the Sacrament of Penance (cf., our post "On Concealing Sins in Confession") and of the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist (the Traditional Latin Mass). Go to our traditional Catholic Mass Centers (links on the left-side bar of this site). Flee to the mountains... (Mt. 24.16).

See also the Messages and Appeals (on the upper right-side bar) of the Apocalyptic Woman in her title of Our Lady of Fatima.