Reflections
What would it be like when The Chastisement comes?As a Catholic, I was brought up to love and trust the Trinitarian God. When I was younger, the idea of Heaven and Hell was clearly explained and somehow it has been the base of almost every deed I do in life. Of course, as I reflect it now, in some ways I wasn’t a devout follower and oftentimes my reasoning runs away with secular interests. I also allow myself moments of relapse and abandonment.
Lately, members of my family are re-awakened by messages we gather from the internet and other social media. There is a site www.thewarningsecondcoming.com which is frequented by myself, my brother, my aunt and some other members of the clan. Timely, I guess, when we had a recent visit from the person who receives the most intimate visits of The Divine Mercy Himself, brother Stanley Villavicencio from the Philippines. He gave several testimonies at some parishes of my diocese. It was indeed a miracle in disguise, for he is such a busy man travelling the world over to give the same testimony and he wasn’t actually scheduled to visit Sabah at the time. Yet God has His own agenda.
The
Prophecy at Garabandal will now become a reality.
Who will survive The Chastisement? What would the face of the earth be like after The Second Coming? As the messages say, it won’t be The End of the World yet. So many questions in my mind.
Truly these messages are reminding me once again to repentance. Timely, this coming Sunday we will begin a New Liturgical Calendar year B, and the adaptation of the 3rd Edition of the English Roman Missal translations.
I am weak and sinful, but no excuses now. I am capable of changing my destiny, if I give myself the chance. MOST importantly, I can trust my Divine Mercy Saviour ~ repentance based on love and trust, rather than the sole fear of hell. I don't know how faithful I would be…I have to keep reminding myself.
Most Merciful Heart of Jesus, I Trust In You.
