Our Lord Jesus to Gisella Cardia on April 17th, 2021:
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Footnotes
↑1 | God’s mercy is infinite. However, in a previous message to Gisella, Our Lady said, “Now, my children, today the Time of Mercy has closed: invoke the Lord so that he would have mercy on you; I offer my tears for you.” Thus, the “remaining ounce” should be understood as the last moments of this “time of mercy” that has been granted the world in this past century. |
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↑2 | Matthew 24:21: “For then there will be great tribulation, such as has not been from the beginning of the world until now, no, and never will be.” |
↑3 | Pope St. John Paul II: “A unique responsibility belongs to health-care personnel: doctors, pharmacists, nurses, chaplains, men and women religious, administrators and volunteers. Their profession calls for them to be guardians and servants of human life. In today’s cultural and social context, in which science and the practice of medicine risk losing sight of their inherent ethical dimension, health-care professionals can be strongly tempted at times to become manipulators of life, or even agents of death.” —Evangelium Vitae, n. 89 |