Dear children, Mary Immaculate, Mother of all Peoples, Mother of God, Mother of the Church, Queen of the Angels, Help of Sinners, and Merciful Mother of all the children of the earth—behold, children, even today She comes to you to love you, to bless you, and to tell you to banish indifference among you, brothers and sisters.
You see, indifference is not a good thing—neither for those who practice it nor, even less so, for those who receive it. Those who become indifferent to others do not realize that their hearts are growing ever more barren. Hearts must not grow barren because, as they do, they no longer appear clear in the eyes of God.
Be joyful among yourselves, brothers and sisters; exchange a few words, and most importantly, let each of you learn to listen to the other; this is the first step that leads you toward unity.
Often, a brother or sister speaks to you, but shortly afterward, as you walk along, you no longer remember what they said. This means you did not listen to the other; it means you are not building unity; it means indifference!
Children, indifference among you destroys relationships between brothers and sisters; indifference, too, becomes as barren as a desert. You would do well to change course and decide once and for all to listen to one another, to love one another, and to be charitable toward one another. Even in the face of one another’s pain, you are often indifferent, and when that happens, a thunderous roar reaches the Heart of God—for indifference is not pleasing to God, because God the Father knows full well that indifference darkens your hearts and distances you from human relationships; when God created this world, He conceived it as a family—an immense family!
Come on, children, will you be able to do what is good and right in the Name of God?
My tender gaze will never fail you!
PRAISE TO THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT.
Children, Mother Mary has seen you all and loved you all from the depths of Her Heart.
I bless you.
PRAY, PRAY, PRAY!
OUR LADY WAS DRESSED IN WHITE WITH A HEAVENLY MANTLE; SHE WORE A CROWN OF TWELVE STARS ON HER HEAD, AND AT HER FEET WERE HER CHILDREN, HAND IN HAND, DANCING.
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