241st Meditation
“Let me find you always vigilant, so that I may be able to count on you at all times” (Inner Word).
Vigilance is a key concept for our spiritual life and must be applied in so many areas. Holy Scripture speaks to us countless times about it. Read More
240th Meditation
“Fight the good fight, trusting in me without limit” (Inner Word).
This exhortation brings to mind the words of St. Paul when he writes to Timothy: “I have fought the good fight to the end; I have run the race to the finish; I have kept the faith” (2 Tim 4:7).
We are called to a fight, which is explicitly defined as a “good fight”. Many people fight, but it is not necessarily a “good fight” that is pleasing to God. Read More
239th Meditation
“Remain in my guidance, and the miracle of my love will accompany you and become palpable to other people” (Inner Word).
Our Father not only wants to keep us with Himself and delight us with His love, but He also wants to make us messengers of His love. If we reciprocate His love and know that we are sheltered by it, this will happen. Read More
238th Meditation
“We are well aware that God works with those who love him, those who have been called in accordance with his purpose, and turns everything to their good” (Rom 8:28).
What a wonderful affirmation of the Apostle Paul! It is deeply rooted in faith and spiritual experience. Read More
237th Meditation
“I am just, it is true, but love pays for everything! Listen, My children, let us make a comparison, and you will be assured of My love. For Me, your sins are like iron, and your acts of love like gold. If you gave Me a thousand pounds of iron, it would not be like giving Me just ten pounds of gold! In other words, with just a little love, great iniquities can be expiated” (Father’s message to Sister Eugenia Ravasio). Read More
236th Meditation
“How can we ever thank You enough, O Beloved Father, for Your love and Your infinite mercy” (Hymn of Praise to the Most Holy Trinity).
When we become aware of our Father’s love and admire His works, an “eternal thanksgiving” begins to well up in us, leading to unceasing praise of His majesty. Read More
235th Meditation
“Your heart is therefore as sensitive as mine, and mine as yours” (Father’s message to Sr Eugenia Ravasio).
Once again, our Father makes us understand what his Heart is like by reminding us what ours is like, created in the image and likeness of His. If our heart is not completely dull and cold, we know well how we react to true love, to injustice, etc…. Read More
234th Meditation
“If you come to know Me, you will love Me and My beloved Son more than you do now” (Message of the Father to Sr. Eugenia Ravasio).
Certainly all of us want to love our Lord Jesus Christ more than we do now. At Christmas we have said to the Child Jesus what is expressed in a beautiful German carol: “My heart I want to offer you; and all that I have, give you”. Read More
233rd Meditation
“Even if people encounter my ‘wrath’, I want them to know that I love them and call them to conversion” (Inner Word).
“The Lord disciplines the one He loves” (Heb 12:6). Our Father’s intention is always to call us to conversion. If he allows people to feel the consequences of their actions, that is, to encounter His “wrath”, then this too is done out of love, in order to shake them up and awaken them. Sometimes there seems to be no other alternative to turn a person from their evil ways and turn them back to God. Read More
232nd Meditation
“He knows of what we are made, He remembers that we are dust” (Ps 102:14).
How good and comforting it is that our Father knows us so well! Nothing is hidden from Him, and the wonderful thing is that we can always approach Him with confidence. No one can boast before God (cf. Eph 2:9), and that is good to counteract our pride. Read More
