The Eternal Word meets Death…April 2, 2026
“Adoration, Holy Thursday
I am awaiting within the silence of this Church… my Jesus, may our hearts be as one. I await Your voice within my heart… Come Lord Jesus come…
“Behold I come! I desire you to prostate yourself before Me. You are on holy ground…
The Eternal Word meets Death. The Eternal Word was conceived in order to die so as to taste the poison of death, in order to manifest true life and destroy the darkness of death. Rise up! The darkness is soon to rise into glory! The Son will shine, illuminating the souls of mankind! On this day, did I not give you My Body to strengthen you on your journey, My Blood to inebriate your senses with My joy and to awaken your resolve when crossing the many deserts and burdens that come your way?
Rejoice O man! Partake in this Sacred Mystery. I died so that I might give Myself to you. Rejoice, O man! Come and partake of the love of God who rescued you from death. Rejoice O man! In your frailty, I strengthen you in the journey. Rejoice O man, that you may receive the Viaticum whom gives peace to the soul! Yes, the Eternal Word meets death in order to transform it into new life in Christ and the one Triune God, in whom all life exists. Remain with Me and renew your consecration to Me. Tend to Me with your love in this, the Agony of Gethsemane, leading to the cross. Follow My bloody footprints which lead you to eternal glory and I, who love until the end, will welcome you with both arms and place you within the Chalice of My Heart. Therein, you and I will become one. Therein you enter Heaven even before your final breath.
Thank you for staying with Me. In this, the Garden of My Passion, I repeat your name among all those who have and will, out of love, bow down before Me. In this, the Garden of My Passion, you give Me great joy. Unite yourself with Me until My coming glory. Feel My sorrow, My pain, My anguish, so that we may be one and, so as one, we will rejoice together as the Great Feast approaches, when I break free from death. Rejoice!”
I sense to stop... I feel I have so inadequately written what was meant as it played out within my heart.