Friday, June 3, 2016

Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

Message from Jesus Christ given to Visionary Maureen Sweeney-Kyle in North Ridgeville, USA

"I am your Jesus, born Incarnate."

"My Words to you today celebrating the Feast of My Most Sacred Heart are just as poignant for ages past, the present and for the future. My Sacred Heart is the solace of all mankind and of every generation. As you seek My Mother's Heart as a Refuge, turn to My Heart as a solace, for herein lies My Mercy. Those who cannot see the errors in hearts today are guilty of rationalization. You rationalize sin and evil to make it seem good in your heart. If you accept evil as good, I cannot offer you the solace of My Heart until you repent. Today, the heart of the world is unrepentant and insists on its own way. Leadership has greatly compromised the Truth of sin. Sin is no longer a topic spoken of from the pulpit. The sense of good over evil is lost."

"I come to take up My Dominion over all hearts and every nation. My Mission is to change hearts from hatred, false consciences, and unforgiveness to Love. Holy and Divine Love are the solution to every problem that plagues man and the long-awaited peace that is hoped for."

"I cannot express to you on this Feast of My Most Sacred Heart the sorrow I feel as I gaze upon humanity. There is so much disregard for choosing good over evil. People do not concern themselves for their own salvation. Every Truth has as its nemesis a compromise that is not recognized as a challenge. So many hearts - even hearts once consecrated to Me - have become lukewarm. Those in authority stress and approve much error, but do not recognize good. They are enamored with power and very often vindictive towards anyone who opposes them."

"My Heart is a prism of grace which stands open and ready to welcome all. Every Chamber holds the power and grace to overcome the allurements of the world. Come as little children without guile and allow Me to lead you into the deepest part of My Heart. By your efforts My Heart will be less mournful."