A DIVINE APPEAL: December 2024

DIVINE APPEAL 160

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

(Revelation to Sr Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist)

VOLUME 1

“The earth is crumbling.”

“My daughter, I speak to you. I am using you to warn souls before it

is too late. The earth is crumbling like quicksand. In the centre of My

Church more than ever satan is marching in order to get rid of all souls.

He stalks the world with fury maddening and capturing souls. I implore

you to speak to everyone even though they do not believe you. My

hand will be very severe with those priests who have abused Me

and do not believe in My words of Mercy to mankind.

It is satan’s hour to capture souls. Listen to My call of mercy to

this mankind. It is My great work of redemption. I will bring you

few beloved souls of mine who will help you in this work as I have

willed. Give My words to the small hosts. I need the desire to pray

for the appeasement of the wrath of My Eternal Father. Make My

merciful warning known to all and tell them I need them to be saved

from their sins which lead to perdition.”

“I bless you.”

2.00 a.m., 8th June 1988

OPENING OUR HEARTS TO JESUS' DWELLING

Divine Appeal Reflection - 159

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 159: "My heaven on earth is in the souls who accept Me. How few they are."

Here, we are graced with a heavenly appeal from our Adorable Jesus, which manifests His craving for residence in the souls of His faithful ones. The phrase "My heaven on earth" speaks to the very heart of the matter-the desire of Jesus to call home within His followers, converting their hearts into sanctuaries of His divine grace (cf. John 14:23). And what words! The unfathomable depth of a love-a love that desires to share its life with the lives of souls. Yet, the sorrowful "How few they are" indicates a measure of pain, even in a love unreturned, for few heed His call. This divine craving is more than just an appeal; it is a sacred and urgent call to all of humanity to welcome our Adorable Jesus into the fullness of life. It is an invitation to open our hearts completely to His presence, allowing Him to transform and sanctify us, drawing us ever closer to His divine love and mercy.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that through sanctifying grace, the indwelling of the Holy Trinity occurs in the souls of the baptized (CCC 1997). Our Adorable Jesus wishes to reign in our hearts, filling them with peace and making them a taste of heaven. To "accept Him" means to open ourselves entirely to His will and to present ourselves for the transformative power of grace in our lives. It requires leading a life of faith, love, and holiness, allowing Jesus to mold us into His image. When we surrender to Him, our souls become His dwelling place, a reality that brings consolation to His longing heart.

Saint Teresa of Avila vividly described the soul as "an interior castle" where Jesus, the divine King, resides in the innermost chamber. However, she also acknowledged the human tendency to neglect this divine Guest, allowing the concerns and distractions of life to overshadow His presence. How often do we fail to offer Him the love and attention He desires? This neglect grieves the Heart of our Adorable Jesus, who longs to be welcomed and cherished. Saint Teresa's teachings challenge us to make the conscious effort to seek Jesus in prayer, sacramental life, and daily acts of love, ensuring that He is never left unacknowledged.

Our Adorable Jesus' lamentation also highlights the challenge of human indifference to His love. The distractions of the world, attachment to sin, and lack of faith frequently prevent souls from fully embracing Him. His words echo the Gospel truth of the narrow path that leads to life, which few find (cf. Matthew 7:14). This Divine Appeal is a call to self-examination: Have we truly made room for Jesus to dwell in our hearts? By responding to this call, we not only console His Sacred Heart but also discover the immense joy and peace that come from living in His presence. Let us strive to be among the few who open wide their hearts to Him, making them a true heaven on earth.

Prayer

Oh Adorable Jesus, we humbly invite You into our hearts. May Your presence sanctify our lives and transform us into reflections of Your love. Grant us the grace to always accept You fully, and may we be vessels of Your peace and joy to others.

Sr. Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist, intercede for us.

DIVINE APPEAL 159

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

(Revelation to Sr Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist)

VOLUME 1

“My Heart is overflowing with Mercy.”

“My daughter, listen. Pray more earnestly. Bring Me souls in

your prayers. I come to seek shelter. In your fears and troubles, My

Sacrament of Love should impart the grace of perseverance. In this

Sacrament I give Myself to you where... the majesty of the Divinity

seems to be debased. Mankind has many miseries, but if they rely on

Me from the treasure of My Mercy I enable them to rely on Me in

safety. My heaven on earth is in the souls who accept Me. How few

they are. I pour My tears of blood over this world. The souls I love

so much do not understand to what extent.

The souls consecrated to Me have whipped and abused Me.

Behold the fountain of all blessing in the Sacrament of My Love.

Day and night I am watching and waiting for souls. Consider how

I have humiliated Myself to remain a prisoner in the tabernacle for

the love of mankind. My ministers are worriless and tranquil and

through them many souls have fallen into perdition. What more

could I have suffered for this mankind?

As I am exposed I will pour the treasures of My infinite Mercy in the

hearts of human souls. Pray more and cloister souls in your heart.

My heart is overflowing with mercy and love for each and every

soul. I am in great need to save the world. I need the desire for

atonement to appease the wrath of My Eternal Father.

My Divine Mercy will be followed by Divine Justice. In this

sacrilegious struggle much of what has been created by man will be

demolished due to impulsive and enraged resistance. I call on each

soul to come back to My sheepfold before it is too late. Pray a great

deal. The demon is disposed to mislead in the centre of My Church.”

“I bless you.”

2.00 a.m., 7th June 1988

THE SILENT SUFFERING OF JESUS IN THE EUCHARIST

Divine Appeal Reflection - 158

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 158: "Day and night I wait for souls to visit Me in My prison. There are many times when they push Me and let Me fall in the ground helplessly."

This imagery of Jesus "being pushed" and "falling down helplessly" is a heartrending reminder of how we have probably wounded Him with our sins and indifference and lack of faith in His Real Presence. It recalls the agonizing moments of His Passion, especially as He fell under the weight of the Cross, abandoned and scorned by those He came to save. Our Adorable Jesus uttered those words in expressive pain about being rejected by the very souls that He loves and redeems. As Isaiah foretells, "He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief" (cf. Isaiah 53:3). This prophecy is fulfilled, not merely in Passion, but in the myriads of tabernacles where He is alone and not adored by people, but on which he suffers the rejection of so many hearts.

The silent suffering of our Adorable Jesus continues as He dwells in the "house of love," the Eucharistic tabernacle, longing for our presence and devotion. St. Alphonsus Liguori lamented, "Behold the tabernacle, this house of love, where our God dwells, the God who is all love and longs to pour out His blessings upon us. Yet, alas, how often is He forgotten and abandoned!" These words resonate deeply with the image of Jesus falling to the ground, helpless under the weight of neglect and sacrilege. Each act of irreverence toward the Eucharist wounds His Sacred Heart, yet His infinite love remains steadfast, offering grace and mercy to all who return to Him.

This sorrowful reality challenges us to consider how our actions—or lack thereof—impact our Adorable Jesus in His Eucharistic Presence. Do we go to Him with faith and reverence, or are we driven from Him by the distractions of the world? A profound truth echoes in the teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas, who reminds us that "The Eucharist is the consummation of the whole spiritual life." Yet, this sacred mystery is often overlooked, leaving our Lord waiting in solitude, thirsting for the love and devotion that bring life to souls. His words, “I thirst” (cf. John 19:28), echo through time, calling us to quench His longing by our adoration and acts of reparation.

Let us resolve to console our Adorable Jesus by becoming faithful adorers of His Eucharistic Presence. Through frequent visits to the tabernacle, participation in Eucharistic adoration, and acts of love and reparation, we can lift the weight of abandonment from His shoulders. As St. Peter Julian Eymard beautifully expressed, "The Eucharist is the supreme proof of the love of Jesus. After this, there is nothing more but Heaven itself." May we strive to be among those who console Him, bringing light and love to His Sacred Heart, wounded yet ever merciful.

Prayer

Oh our Adorable Jesus, imprisoned in love within the tabernacle, we adore You with all our hearts. Forgive our indifference and irreverence that wound Your Sacred Heart. May our prayers, love, and reparation console You. Draw all souls to Your Eucharistic Presence, where Your grace and mercy flow unceasingly.

Sr. Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist, intercede for us.

DIVINE APPEAL 158

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

(Revelation to Sr Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist)

VOLUME 1

“Many times they push Me and let Me fall on the ground helpless.”

“My daughter, I thirst for souls. I am infinite Mercy. Do not leave

Me alone. Look at My numbed and wounded body caused by the

souls I love so much. Day and night I wait for souls to visit Me in

My prison. There are many times when they push Me and let Me

fall in the ground helplessly. I implore you to assuage My thirst.

I agonise at what is in the souls I love.”

“I bless you.”

6th June 1988

LIFTING OUR EYES TO JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 157

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 157: "I implore you to lift your eyes to Me. Courage even if you experience difficulties."

Our Adorable Jesus lovingly invites us to open our eyes to Him, since He is the only strength and hope in the trials of life. This invitation is consistent with the teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which states that trust in God is more tested when made to face suffering (cf. CCC 2734). Only focus on Jesus, and the crushing weight of your burdens somehow disappears to give you the peace and courage that only He can offer. The psalmist has said it in the most beautiful way: "My help comes from The Lord, maker of heaven and earth." (cf. Psalm 121:1-2).

In moments of difficulty, courage grounded in God’s grace becomes essential. Jesus reassures us of His triumph over the world, urging us to take heart and share in His victory (cf. John 16:33). True courage is not the absence of fear but a profound trust in divine providence, even when challenges seem insurmountable. The Catechism teaches that God allows trials to draw forth greater goods, transforming them into opportunities for grace and holiness (cf. CCC 311). When entrusted to our Adorable Jesus, these difficulties lead us to a deeper union with Him.

Lifting our eyes to Jesus demands a life of faith nurtured through prayer and the sacraments. In prayer, we encounter our Adorable Jesus, who offers strength and consolation in our struggles. The Catechism highlights prayer as an essential aspect of the Christian life, warning that without it, we risk losing our way (cf. CCC 2744).Through the Eucharist, we are intimately united with our Adorable Jesus, who lovingly bears our burdens and strengthens us in every trial. Reconciliation, in turn, renews our souls by restoring us to God’s grace, granting us the fortitude to persevere faithfully on our journey (cf. 1 Corinthians 10:16; John 20:22-23).

Indeed, the Blessed Virgin Mary exemplifies a perfect trust in God that raises one’s eyes unto the Almighty. At the foot of the Cross, she witnessed a demonstration of the greatest love and courage: a mother’s heart held amidst deep sorrow (cf. John 19:25-27). Mimicking her example of faith and calling upon her power in our own weaknesses, we find the strength to withstand trial and become hope-carrying instruments of others. Hence, let us offer our hearts in faith to our Adorable Jesus, confident that He shall fulfill His promise to sustain us and draw good things out from every hardship. In Him, one finds the courage and peace needed to walk in faith towards the challenges of life.

Prayer

Oh our Adorable Jesus, we lift our eyes to You in trust and surrender. Grant us courage to face life’s trials with faith, knowing You are our strength and peace. Transform our struggles into grace, and lead us ever closer to Your loving heart. Jesus, we trust in You.

Sr. Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist, intercede for us.

DIVINE APPEAL 157

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

(Revelation to Sr Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist)

VOLUME 1

“Courage”

“My daughter, pray a great deal. Behold the devil torments you. He

has always sworn to rush and destroy you. Do not listen to his wily

subtleties. I implore you to lift your eyes to Me. Courage even if you

experience difficulties. Do not fear. Behold I suffered all the pain of

mankind. Pray more than usual. I do not always desire to console

you in a sensible manner.

As desolation besets you, do not occupy yourself with troubling

thoughts about what evil has tormented you. I want you to remain

quiet and prayerful . In the Sacrament of My Love, I am thirsty.

Bring Me more souls.

Time is short for saving souls...”

“I bless you.”

5th June 1988

TRUE LOVE FOR THE ETERNAL FATHER

Divine Appeal Reflection - 156

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 156: "You must put into practice what I have told you. Do it out of love for My Eternal Father."

By our Adorable Jesus, we are reminded that behind every action, there must be the love of the Eternal Father. That love, too, expresses the Trinitarian relationship at the depth of our faith, that is, the Son's perfect obedience and love in being united to the Father eternally. The mission on earth which Jesus completed was to show the Father's infinite love and to glorify Him by all His words and deeds. He did not come, therefore, to accomplish his own will, but to do the will of him who sent him (cf. John 6:38). His life was all in all a testament of love for the Father, most splendidly manifested in his Passion and death. Not only for him, but this call goes to all Christians, who are asked to imitate His steps and participate in that divine connection with the Father.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) profoundly teaches that Jesus' earthly mission was entirely anchored in His loving obedience to the will of the Father, reaching its zenith in the sacrifice of the Cross (cf. CCC 606). This obedience was not born of compulsion but flowed freely from His infinite love—a selfless offering made for the redemption of humanity and the glorification of the Father. By His perfect example, our Adorable Jesus reveals that authentic love for the Father necessitates complete surrender and unwavering trust.

It is not sufficient to engage in external acts of charity or devotion; such works must spring from a heart ablaze with divine love. Jesus Himself declares the greatest commandment: to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, and mind (cf. Matthew 22:37). This all-encompassing love must imbue every aspect of our daily lives, sanctifying even the smallest tasks and transforming them into acts of profound worship. Let us, therefore, strive to imitate our Lord, offering ourselves wholly to the Father with hearts consumed by love.

Living out of love for the Eternal divine Father is to live within the divine life by partaking in the community of Holy Trinity. To live under the imitation of Jesus is to partake in that life, which is a continual exchange of love between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. St. Paul has written: In Christ, however, we have been given the adoption 'among God's children', and we can call him 'Abba', 'Father' (cf. Romans 8:15). This strong tie invites us into a higher comprehension about our identity and mission as children of God. The Father is glorified and brings us nearer to Himself through every action of love, prayer, and obedience we give Him. This union is deepened in the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, where we join our imperfect love to the perfect offering of our Adorable Jesus for the Father.

Finally, practical ways to manifest love for the Eternal Father include a life of surrender, obedience, and gratitude. Begin each day by consecrating all your actions, joys, and sufferings to Him, offering them as an act of love. Obedience to His commandments and the teachings of the Church reflects our trust in His wisdom and care. Furthermore, spending time in prayer, particularly in Eucharistic Adoration, allows us to commune with our Adorable Jesus, who leads us to the Father. Living a life of gratitude for His countless blessings is another way to glorify Him, as gratitude opens our hearts to recognize His providential care. As we strive to live this way, we fulfill Jesus' call to put into practice what He has taught us and to do so out of love for the Eternal Father, who desires our hearts above all things.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, guide us to live in perfect love and obedience to the Eternal Father. Teach us to glorify Him in every action and to surrender fully to His divine will. May Your example inspire us to love selflessly, bringing souls to His embrace through our words and deeds.

Sr. Anna Ali of the Most Holy Eucharist, intercede for us.

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