Sunday, December 1, 2013

First Sunday in Advent.

The Heavenly Father speaks after the Holy Tridentine Sacrificial Mass according to Pius V in the house chapel in Mellatz through His instrument and daughter Anne.

In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit Amen. Today we have the first Sunday in Advent. In great devotion and reverence we celebrated this holy mass of sacrifice. The angels moved into this house chapel in Mellatz already during the rosary. The altar of Mary was brightly lit, but especially the sacrificial altar with the symbol of the Trinity above the tabernacle. All holy figures, especially the statue of Christ with the burning heart and the Merciful Jesus were shone through very brightly, as were all the figures on the altar of Mary, especially the Little Jesus and the Little King of Love, as well as the Holy Archangel Michael, who wanted to ward off all evil from us with his sword, which he struck in all four directions in heaven. Also the Rose Queen of Heroldsbach and the Mother and Queen of Victory were bathed in a glistening light.

The Heavenly Father will speak today: I, the Heavenly Father, speak now and in this moment through My willing, obedient and humble instrument and daughter Anne, who is entirely in My Will and repeats only words that come from Me.

Beloved little flock, beloved followers, beloved children and pilgrims from near and far, a little light is burning. This little light of the first Advent was lit in your hearts as this Advent wreath symbolically says. This light will become brighter from week to week, because it will shine for you and for many who are to become aware of the birth of Jesus Christ through the Blessed Virgin Mary the Immaculate.

My beloved children, are you also waiting for this feast, this Christmas? Isn't it something special for you that you can let this light shine brighter in your hearts?

My beloved sons of priests, I call you again to ignite the light in your hearts, because I, the Heavenly Father, want you to feel that you should repent. It shall be your will that moves you to turn back because my little soul of atonement has suffered for you and still suffers in these days of Advent. My beloved sons of priests, do you not long for this light? Let the light shine in your hearts. It should move people to want to turn back.

You have kindled the light today and shall let it burn brighter. The longing for the light - Jesus Christ - shall grow wider and wider in your hearts. The flames should burn bigger and bigger. I, Jesus Christ in the Trinity, have kindled this light through My Heavenly Father. I am waiting for your willingness to carry Me, Jesus Christ, in your hearts. Have I not come to redeem you? Have I not promised you this salvation with My coming on the most holy Christmas? Have I not become man for you, a little child who lies in the manger and humbly wants to receive your hearts? Even as a small child I want to hug you. Look at me. Look at My humility. The humility in your hearts is so important. If you become proud, the wicked one will ensnare you and he will not let you turn back. He then does not allow it. But you, my beloved sons of priests, want that this light should also shine in your hearts. This light is Jesus Christ.

Here, at this altar of sacrifice, today, on the first Advent, you celebrated this Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Tridentine Rite according to Pius V. The Advent wreath was lit and brought this light to you. In your hearts it will become brighter in these coming weeks. This brightening shall bring you the knowledge, the realization that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life. You are in the truth. There is only one truth and that is Jesus Christ in the Trinity. I, the Heavenly Father, want to be among you at this time. I want to implant in your hearts the love of Advent, of the expectation and coming of the Son of God.

You too expect him surely in your hearts, beloved sons of priests, because this expectation must be. Expecting means awakening, awaiting the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. I love you immeasurably and I want to be reborn in your hearts. The little Jesus child knocks at the door of your heart and asks to be let in. Will you open the doors of your heart? Your burning hearts shall be inflamed by the light.

Can you imagine living without this light? No, My beloved little flock. You cannot imagine it, for your light became brighter and brighter with each passing day. You have let in the baby Jesus. How many times have you knelt before this baby Jesus and looked at him in His glory. How often have you thanked that Jesus Christ became man, that He wanted to give His life for you, for your sins, for your faults and weaknesses. The child Jesus did not think of himself, no, of you, of your salvation and that is why he wanted to become a man. The Blessed Mother said her Fiat. "Yes, I am the handmaid of the Lord be upon me according to thy word," she said after the angel's greeting of the Holy Archangel Gabriel. She considered everything in her heart and believed deeply and intimately. She believed that the Son of God would become man, that the Holy Spirit would flood over her and give her the Son of God in her womb. He became man through the Spirit of God. She could not imagine it, because it was unfathomable for you too, but your Fiat remained a Fiat: "Yes, I am the handmaid of the Lord, it shall be done unto me according to thy word!

Do you also want to carry this humility in your heart, so that the light may grow with every next Advent? Do you not want to be grateful that you were allowed to go out of these churches of modernism, that you have recognized the true light?

Anne speaks what the Heavenly Father gives her: This light we must follow. We must believe in this light, because it is the Trinity in which we believe and follow and for whom we want to carry the cross - the cross of knowledge, the cross of love. We want to accept it, just as the Heavenly Father wants us to accept it. We do not want to throw it away. That would be simple. But the cross serves our salvation. That is our knowledge in the truth. The truth is decisive for us, and for the truth we live and die, because Jesus Christ in the Trinity is the giver of all graces and gifts today at this first Advent at the altar of sacrifice. We have received Him with God and humanity, with flesh and blood, and have adored and venerated Him in the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar. We were able to experience something so great again today on this day of the first Advent. He shall remain in our memory.

If only many priests were ready to prepare themselves for the Advent season and to have dialogue in their hearts with the great God, the Triune One, with Jesus Christ, and to prepare themselves for Holy Confession, so that their hearts might be prepared for the imminent coming of Jesus Christ.

As you know, love is decisive. Love should grow. It should not stop, but grow bigger and for this we need the grace of the Holy Mass of Sacrifice, for this we need all the Seven Sacraments. First, the Sacrament of Penance, so that we may confess and confess our guilt before the Triune God, before Jesus Christ, so that our hearts may be prepared for His coming in great power and glory.

Let us worship Him and let us serve Him, honor, praise and thank Him, because many can no longer believe. They no longer worship. They do not worship Him. He is not their center, just as He is our center, from which we draw. He gives us in every Holy Mass of Sacrifice Himself with Godhead and humanity. Everything should belong to us. It is to be merged with His loving heart. Isn't that something very, very big and unfathomable? So great is the love of God and it is not diminished by our weaknesses, because Jesus Christ knows about our weaknesses and faults. He knows about everything that happens in our hearts, but He wants to unite with us. He wants to become one with us. He wants to love us with all his heart, with a burning heart. Look at the statue of Christ! He points to His burning heart, which is woven around with the crown of thorns. And what does the heart of the Blessed Mother look like? Burning and also woven around with a crown of thorns. Both hearts become one. Jesus Christ was born of it. He has become human in her. We cannot understand this either, but we believe it because we trust in His great love, in the intimate union with Him. We too want to become and remain one with Him. The supernature is connected with our nature when we pray, when we become believers and trusting and connect with Him in our daily lives.

Thank you for this Holy Mass of Sacrifice. Thank you, we may say that we were allowed to move into this house of glory. The Heavenly Father lives in this house with us. He gave it to us as a gift, because it was intended for us to live in His house. Did He not prepare everything for us? When we look back on the last time, we see His will and plan again and again - not our plan. Everything has become possible through Him, through His Divine Power and through His providence. Nothing could have been mastered without Him, for He stood beside these workers and guided their hand.

We would like to thank him once again for all His love, for all His devotion to us. We are small imperfect and sinful people. But He has mercy on us. In the Kyrie we sing: Lord have mercy on us, Christ have mercy on us! - Yes, it is. He has mercy on our poor souls and He warms them and the Blessed Mother prepares them so that He may feel good in our hearts. A small flower garden will let you grow, so that Jesus can bend down to us in Holy Communion and feel good in our hearts. He merges His soul with our soul, with our humanity. We are one. In us dwells the great God. Of course, we can never fathom and understand this with our human mind, but it is the truth, the only truth, and for that we want to live and die if it should be. We have made our covenant of love and are happy that we can live it, that He gives us the divine power to look back again and again to the fact that He is and remains the center of our lives. We love You, great Trinitarian God, and today we thank You that we may live here and be with You, here at this altar of sacrifice on the first Sunday of Advent.

And so now the Heavenly Father blesses us with all the angels and saints, with the dear Mother of God, the little child Jesus, the King of Love in the Trinity, in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Praise and glory be to you, you great triune God, you love without end. We trust in you and want to be yours forever! Amen.