January 3, 1976

REDEMPTION CONTINUES

My son, write:

It is well known that in God there cannot be contradictions, that God is immutable; I, God, One and Three, am infinitely simple. In Me there are not some more perfect attributes and others less perfect. I am Truth, Wisdom and Power, Justice and Mercy, Light and Life.

The Hell that was created for the reprobate, is not contrary to mercy, and it is conformable with justice. I, true God and True Man, having taken upon myself all the sins of humanity, with my tremendous Passion and Death, have satisfied justice and mercy. The Mystery of the Incarnation is an act of infinite Mercy; the Mystery of the Passion and death is an act of infinite justice.

“Justitia et misericordia osculatae sunt.”

“Justice and mercy have embraced.” (Ps. 84, 11).

Your passion

I am the head of my Church; you are the members, living, free and responsible. I, the head, followed the will of the Father with an act of mercy; all of you with Me, form a single body. The mystery of the Redemption continues; the fact that the members should, like the head, suffer the passion, is in no way opposed to Divine Mercy.

There is also something else of great importance: my Mother and yours also, who is the Mother of mercy and mirror of justice, has warned humanity repeatedly, that if the conditions asked for of repentance and conversion are not fulfilled, a tremendous chastisement will be unleashed upon the nations.

My mother has warned you that there are vast numbers of souls who go to Hell. Then could I, infinite love, permit souls rescued by Me at the price of infinite suffering, to be condemned in such increasing numbers?

If mercy and love have been of no value for them, can I prevent the affliction due to their sins and the chaos they themselves have provoked, be converted by Me into instruments of salvation of a humanity in destruction? No, my children.

Unfortunately, the tremendous hour of purification is already happening, but the blindness of men prevents them from seeing it; atheism is profound blindness. The hour approaches, and it becomes inevitable, only because of the unbelieving obstinacy that loves error, that rejects justice, which is everywhere trodden under foot and offended.

I desire a regenerated Church in which justice, peace and love may shine forth resplendent with a light never before seen. I desire to put an end to the hemorrhage of souls that are being lost; I desire to re-establish the disturbed order.

I desire my people to be once again the people of God, and all this I will obtain, even availing myself of the foolishness and iniquity of men. I will show to the generations how benign and how merciful is their God.