Retreat 2026, Third Nail of Crucifixion, Jesus’ Desolation
1 - Spousal Union
2 - Jesus' Desolation, Part 1
2 - Jesus' Desolation, Part 2
3 - Jesus' Desolation, Part 3, and "Poured Out"
To live in the inner chamber of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, participating in His desolation, is to live consumed in the fire of His Sacred Heart. The Holy Spirit through this union of hearts pours out upon the world the Blood of Christ united with the blood of God’s victim souls ushering in the new Pentecost – the Reign of the Immaculate Heart of Mary with the Eucharistic Reign.
4 - Entering Jesus’ Desolation, “Woman, Behold Your Son!”, 4th Reflection, Part 1
Jesus continues to this day to have a special place in His Sacred Heart for the few victims of love who persevere in becoming one with Him crucified. The formation of Jesus's victim souls, and His saints of these end times, as Saint Louis De Montfort taught the Church, is given to Mary Most Holy.
5 - Entering Jesus’ Desolation, “Woman, Behold Your Son!” Part 2, 5th Reflection, Part 1
Mary reveals that the great saints of these end times will also be the most hidden, like her, in the cloister of her Immaculate Heart, immersed in Jesus's hidden agony of love lived in His Eucharistic life.
5 - Entering Jesus’ Desolation, “Woman, Behold Your Son!” Part 2, 5th Reflection, Part 2
Mary explained through her message of 12/8/25 that the “fullness” of the graces of her Son’s passion, death, and resurrection that God is bestowing on His little victim souls IS the FULLNESS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. Mary is God’s creature, full of grace, full of the Holy Spirit, the most perfect image of the Most Holy Trinity. Therefore, these great saints of the end times will resemble our Mother in her humility, purity, and all her virtues. These souls, God’s saints of the end times, will be full of God because they have become one with Christ crucified.
5 - Mary’s Simplicity, 3rd Part of the 5th Reflection
This reflection teaches us 5 concrete ways, drawn from the life of Our Blessed Mother, to grow in the virtue of simplicity, which we need to reach the summit of holiness
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