Showing all posts in January 2023

204th Meditation 

“Only those who lose their courage are defeated. The victor is the one who wants to fight on” (St. Francis de Sales).

A maxim for this year and for all times… Whoever trusts in our Father will not lose courage and therefore not lose his fundamental course. The powers of evil try to fight against the Lord and His Anointed (Ps 2:2), but their efforts are in vain. In the end, the devil is only the “decived deceiver”. This is the reality and we must internalise this certainty! Read More

203rd Meditation

“Lord, mount a guard over my mouth, a guard at the door of my lips” (Ps 141:3).

How different everything would be if every person would say this wise prayer and act according to it! How much suffering would be avoided and how much progress would be made in the spiritual life!

“Thoughtless words can wound like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing” (Prov 12:18). Read More

202nd Meditation

“Oh, how I would like you to know the range of this enterprise, its greatness, its breadth, its depth, its height. I would like you to understand the immense wishes that I have for mankind, now and in the future!” (Father’s message to Sister Eugenia Ravasio).

Through Mother Eugenia, God Father addresses these words to the Pope of that time. Read More

201st Meditation

“Today I wish to say that openness to Christ, who as the Redeemer of the world fully reveals man himself, can only be achieved through an ever more mature reference to the Father and His love” (John Paul II, Encyclical “Dives in Misericordia”).

The more we know the Father and learn to understand His love, the more we see the Son with the eyes of the Father, the deeper our relationship with Jesus will become. Thus, from the perspective of the love of His Heavenly Father, we discover our Savior. There can be no deeper encounter with Him! Read More

200th Meditation

These would have been the last words of Pope Benedict XVI before he died; three simple words that allow us to take a deep look into the heart of this Pontiff, who will now meet God in all His glory.

Only the Holy Spirit can awaken in the hearts of men this love for Jesus and make them find their home in the love of the Holy Trinity. With these last words, Pope Benedict shows himself to be a child of this love.

“Jesus, I love you.” Read More