If you had to sum up your life philosophy in one sentence, what would it be?
Before Adam's fall,
Michael rose up to glory;
this, Magnificat.
In sum, all creation hangs upon a single poem. In the words spoken by Maria, The Blessed Virgin Mother of God, unto her cousin Elizabeth; all of God’s plan is laid bare. It is the precursor to The Beatitudes, which state, “blessed are they who weep and mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
The six keys to great glory are these; faith, hope, charity; humility, purity, love of God and love of Maria. For to love God is to love Maria, and to love Maria is to love God; these are one and the same.
Passage into Heaven hinges upon these six things. All of these can be obtained by prayer. To pray daily for these, is to be sure to have entrance into Heaven.
Pope Leo XIV has but one great thing to spread word of, “peace.” And he says, “pray for peace.” But to do this is to stab Mary in the heart with a sword, for she says in Cuapa that to pray for peace is a wasted prayer. Had Pope Leo XIV faith; he would teach The Gospel, adhere to The Gospel, and set Rome free of her very grave errors. Instead, he treats his position of power as a light thing; he mingles with the rich and the powerful of the world, rather than cleansing Rome of her hypocrisy and corruption.
A true Christian does not pray for peace; but makes peace in the world through acts of mercy. An act of mercy takes into one’s self suffering in order to give relief from suffering unto another person. This is the cross, and without the cross, no peace can be established. Peace comes through suffering. There is no other way.
There is no peace through dialogue.
If peace came through dialogue, then we could just instruct AI to speak the words which bring peace. And peace would be established. But this is not the case. Because the soul must work to create peace; and for the soul to work, in grace, it must endure suffering.
It is written in Faustina’s diary that the angels do not know suffering. But I have suffered a great many things in my life; and I know how difficult temptation is to endure. And every soul suffers temptation. If a soul has not suffered temptation; then how could it merit Heaven; or how, be blamed and enter Hell. Temptation, then, is a universal. We all endure this.
Six things. And if you only spend one minute a day in prayer; and ask God for those six things; this is enough.
