29 September 2019

Feast of the Seven Great Archangels

Message of St. Michael the Archangel

 “I great you, dearest Brothers and Sisters,

Today I am in your midst to communicate to you what the Lord, the Almighty, wants for this people and for humanity. Three points are important for the last months of this year and the coming year. You know that for you the new year begins with the Feast of Christ King in which all is summed up and all begins anew.

• The first point is the following: God wants this people to exercise its priesthood fully.

I must tell you, brothers and sisters, that a dreadful scream rises from the Earth and shakes the universe. Earth is in danger. The humanity of this planet is suffering terribly. It has no way of salvation without Jesus Christ. This priestly people must form one body and one spirit to elevate to the Lord the scream of this humanity. You are mothers and fathers for this humanity, and you must never forget that. Fathers and mothers watch over their children. There are many children of God on this planet, big and small, who suffer and are persecuted, trampled and despised for being children of God. There are many others who do not know yet that they are children of God and are waiting for a signal of the people to glimpse a new life and new people. Continue reading →

04.05.2019

By Stefania Caterina and Fr Tomislav Vlašić

Father Tomislav: Dearest Brothers and Sisters, happy Sunday to all of you. This is the third Sunday of Easter and we continue our path with the Risen Christ who leads us to the elevation of Pentecost, to His ascension to the Father. This is the framework of our path within which we may understand the Holy Scriptures of today’s Holy Mass.[1]

The last time we spoke about the participation in the Trinitarian power. Today the title is “How to draw on the Trinitarian power”. Everyone wants to participate in it, even satanist, esoteric people, etc., all those who practice certain exercises without drawing on the Trinitarian power.

Today we have read the readings which are often referred to. They are presented like perfect catechism, but we are not called to participate in some catechism but in the event of the resurrection. When we read the event the apostles experienced, we are able to participate in it. If we do not participate in the event of the resurrection of Christ, we will have no benefit from catechism. Only through the vital, inner participation in the resurrection of Christ will we lead others to encounter the Risen Christ. Continue reading →

Easter Vigil – Message of Jesus

20 April 2019

 “Dearest Children,

I bless you with the power of My Resurrection which is neither a fairytale for children, nor a beautiful image, but an incontestable reality, vibrating in the whole universe. Through My Resurrection I not only completed the work of redemption but also bestowed the Trinitarian vortex with the power that renders it invincible. My Resurrection is, in fact, the clear victory over death which rules in the satanic vortex. Death can do nothing against the power of My Resurrection.

Children, you have come with Me to this time and you have gone through many trials. Now the time begins in which the power of the resurrection must manifest itself through you. It will appear through My people so that all I have accomplished will continue to be revealed to the world through them. My work of redemption is not finished yet but will continue until the end of times through My people in the whole universe. Continue reading →

Dearest Friends,

The Triduum that awaits us is the greatest mystery of our life; it is a mystery of love that wants to reveal itself to every man of good will who opens his heart and seeks the truth.

Let us enter into this time with a contemplative attitude, and let us be led by the Holy Spirit to worship the Love of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit who created, redeemed and sanctified us through Love.

16 March 2019

By Stefania Caterina and Fr Tomislav Vlašić

Father Tomislav: Dearest Brothers and Sisters; we have already begun Lent with the first Sunday in which we have reflected on the aspect that we expect trials to happen for our growth, our mission and our elevation because trials help our elevation.

The topic of today’s reflection is “We seek your face, Lord”. Right at the beginning I want to underline that we cannot seek the face of the Lord when we are still and motionless. To seek the Lord, to seek His face, means to walk our path, be committed, take responsibility and participate in the elevation that the Lord brings about as He attracts us with His face.

In the Liturgy of the second Sunday of Lent[1] we can see how the face of the Lord manifested itself in the history of salvation: God is God; His face has always been bent over us, but the fallen humanity that moved away from Him has not perceived His face. In the first reading we are told Abraham’s experience of faith; he welcomes the presence of God and His face, and in the alliance with him God leaves a sign for his faith. Continue reading →