Summary of the Messages

i. That we should realise the infinite treasure in the Eucharist.
What is this treasure? It is that Jesus who is inexpressibly in
love with us is truly and really present in the Eucharistic Bread
and Wine, “In My Eucharist I am ever there in the tabernacle
waiting with boundless love” (Divine Appeal 108).

ii. That the Ministers of this Sacrament of Love should have faith
in and reverence for it. The Lord feels badly disturbed that this
is not the case with some of His ministers.

iii. Reward awaits those who visit the Blessed Eucharist reposed in
the churches, “As I am exposed I will pour the treasures of my
Infinite Mercy into human souls” (Divine Appeal 184).

iv. That consecrated souls should no longer offend the Lord (He
is terribly hurt by them). They should be humble and repent
their sin, “Both hatred and emptiness have fettered them to evil.
They do not think that they cause me so much pain” (Divine
Appeal 29).

v. Freemasons and their apostate priest-collaborators who are
committing the sins of sacrilege against the Eucharist should
repent now. This applies to all those who steal the Eucharist
for diabolic purposes i.e. for black masses, “Just like Judas
they sell me...” (Divine Appeal 24). “Whoever frees his mind
from mundane affairs and returns to My heart will have My
forgiveness” (Divine Appeal 19).

vi. “So many from their childhood years are heading to perdition
through the fault of their parents who no longer want to hear
about the Eternal Father’s existence” (Divine Appeal 45).

vii. There is a warning: time will reap what it sows – the Lord’s
“Divine Mercy” will be followed by “Divine Justice.” The
entire New Testament echoes this hard truth.

viii. The Eucharist (“the Sacrament of My Love”) remains the human
person’s infinite treasure. It should not be toyed with. For the
sins against the Eucharist “I want souls to calm the wrath of my
Eternal Father. Like a beggar I ask for prayers and atonement”
(Divine Appeal 102). “I suffer the pain of seeing souls falling
into perdition each and every minute” (Divine Appeal 103).

ix. “Satan has darkened the spirits which had already been turbid.
Evil turns against itself like a horrible serpentine monster that
unconsciously coils around souls. What a pain my warnings are
not heeded!” (Divine Appeal 105) “This perverse world is like
a persecuting dragon” (Divine Appeal 108). “Everyone prepare
yourselves, both good and bad, adults and children, priests and
nuns, all humanity. I love them and grant them time” (Divine
Appeal 34).

x. “I do not want anyone to perish in eternal fire” (Divine Appeal
18). “I wait for them. My mercy is immense. If they accept, their
repentance is sufficient. I ask for faith, intimacy and confidence
(Divine Appeal 1).

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