Religious and Priestly Vocations... a Vocation to serve God and Others.
Here are some extracts from the Book
"The Messenger of God Told Me", which contains the Messages
from Our Lord and Our Lady, given to Father Jean Marie:
[…] "Young people and not so young ones, it is you I address today, so that you take my appeal seriously.
(After a short silence, Our Lady speaks directly to everyone).
I need you to announce the Gospel of my Jesus.
I need you to celebrate Mass, the Sacrifice of Christ, my Son.
I need you to sing the praises of my God.
I need you to nurse and coddle the sick of Jesus.
I need you to teach both the little and the great and let them know the Love of Jesus.
I need you to put yourself in the service of the Missions.
I need you, so you place yourself in the service of the poor, the unfortunate, the misunderstood, the neglected, the starving, those without a smile, those without affection, the contagious, the desperate."
(Our Lady to Father Jean Marie, September 14, 1993)
"My little children, may peace not depart from your heart… My little children, my Heart suffers to see so many young people and not so young ones who willingly turn away from the religious vocation; they say they prefer to serve God in the world…
But he or she who received the Call cannot serve God properly in Divine Will, in a lay life not consecrated to God, without offending the Love of God, of this God who bowed towards him or her, and whom He called by name.
My little children, understand how great, how beautiful, how sweet the life of the consecrated is, and how it pleases and is agreeable to Almighty God, adorable Trinity.
I am the Mother of the consecrated, I have a love of predilection for consecrated souls. I protect them, I watch over them tenderly, with all the love from my Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart. >>>
> Souls consecrated in religious
or priestly life are precious pearls that honor and embellish the Holy
Church of my Divine Son.
May the humility of the Child-God of the crib reign within the hearts
of all the consecrated. […]
(Our Lady to Father Jean Marie, December
14, 1995)
[…] "And you, my Servants,
Friars and Nuns, Priests and Bishops of the Congregation that I have wanted
in this blessed place, remain in peace and understand how much I love
you with a love of predilection.
Be at the service of everyone, as witnesses to Merciful Love.
Be at the service of the poor, the sick, the infirm, the dying, prisoners,
all those who suffer, in their heart as well as in their body, as if it
were I who would act.
For it is through you that I want to bring peace and love to those who
suffer and to all men of good will."
(Our Lady to Father Jean Marie, June 10,
1997)