Tuesday, November 25, 1997

Message from Our Lady Queen of Peace to Edson Glauber

"Peace be with you!

My dear children, live My Holy Messages. They are graces granted by God to all of you. How many messages I have already communicated to you! How many teachings!

Do not waste the graces of heaven. If you are attentive to my calls, be sure of the blessing and protection of the Lord.

My children, I bless you all with a special blessing. For a little while longer you will still have Me, through my appearances, but I tell you that I will always be by your side to lead you to Jesus.

Jesus has a very great love for you, my children. It is such a special love that permits me, your Mother, to come to you to tell you this Holy Message.

Understand that I am your real Mother. As your Mother I bless you and take care of each of you as my beloved children.

I want to comfort you, I want to help you, I want to guide you. I have led you here, so that together we can praise and thank Our Good God for everything.

Be patient. I know that many of you are going through great difficulties, but I tell you again that your deliverance is near. Behold, the triumph of My Immaculate Heart in the world is very near.

On November 27, I have many graces to bestow upon all of you. It will be a very special day!

May everyone on this day consecrate themselves to the Sacred Heart of my Son Jesus, to my Immaculate Heart, and to the Most Chaste Heart of St. Joseph, before the procession begins, at the moment when they present the picture of the three hearts to the people.

At this moment of consecration, Jesus, Me and St. Joseph will pour many blessings over everyone present and the rays of our Sacred Hearts will inflame their hearts with the fire of love.

Now my children, prepare yourselves with prayers and make acts of reparation to our hearts that ungrateful men do not know how to honor. I count on your prayers. I exhort you all peace, peace, peace. I bless you: In the Name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. See you soon!"

NOTE: The picture that was painted, representing the three hearts: of Jesus, his Mother and St. Joseph.