Saturday, January 7, 2017

Saturday, January 7, 2017

Saturday, January 7, 2017: (St. Raymond of Penyafort)

Jesus said: “My people, I was not ready to start the miracles of My ministry, but at My Blessed Mother’s request, I changed the water in the six water jars into wine. I also made it into a better wine than at the beginning of the Wedding feast. My apostles became true believers in Me when they saw My miracles. I am still performing miracles when you pray, like the victory of your President-elect. This Wedding feast miracle was water being changed into wine. I perform miracles at every Mass when I change the bread and wine into My Body and Blood of My Eucharist. You have seen other miracles, but My Eucharistic miracle is special, because this is how I remain with you every day in My sacramental Presence. Treasure this miracle that you share with Me, when you receive Me in Holy Communion. Give praise and thanks to Me after every Holy Communion.”

Jesus said: “My people, when you have more than enough money to live a good life, some people strive for fame, power, or more money. Your Hollywood people lead different lives than most people, and they have different goals. Some share their wealth, while others want more fame, more money, or more power over people. It is the greed for things that can become an addiction. All of your money, fame, and power are fleeting, and they are passing away. My people need to focus your lives on love of Me, and being with Me in heaven for all eternity. Your lives need to be centered around Me, and not around what you can achieve in this life. Financial success or fame, will not buy your way into heaven. It is by being humble and sorry for your sins that you could be on the right path to heaven. So do not worry or strive for earthly things, because they will rot or get outdated. All things on this earth are temporary, and it is better to strive for spiritual treasures that will bring you close to Me in heaven. Give thanks and praise for all the gifts that you have received, and be grateful for your gift of faith.”