A DIVINE APPEAL: January 2025

DIVINE APPEAL 184

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Contemplate My Love from My Divine Mercy in the sacrament of

My Love, behold what I represent...”

“My daughter, contemplate My Love from My Divine Mercy in

the Sacrament of My Love; behold what I represent, I am very present in

every Consecrated Host.

By replication of My Presence in each particle all over the world

I dwell and abide sacramentally. This is the very and universal

Presence of My Divine Love.

To the souls consecrated to Me, I am a stranger. Many come before

My Tabernacle, while in front of Me and I looking and loving them,

they turn their mind and attention away. Many possess the devil

willingly within them. They come before My mystery, receive Me,

then cast Me at the feet of the devil to whom they have consecrated

themselves.

Day and night I continue bearing these sacrileges with tears of

blood. My Love is greater than their sins. I love mankind more than

they offend Me. With love I call them back bearing abuses, insults

and blasphemies. If only they listen and respond to My calling! My

desire is to save them. I love mankind so much and that is why I did

not hesitate to lay down My Life for them. I was dead and now I live

forever. The everlasting ages are mine.

I only receive insults. I have nowhere comfortable for Me in the

souls I love so much. I have nothing more precious like the souls of

mankind. Many souls are running to perdition and they are eternally

lost. I do not wish anyone to perish. The world is full of perils. I

come to exhort sinners.

As I am exposed, I will pour the treasures of My Infinite Mercy into

human souls.”

“I give My blessing.”

12.00 a.m., 14th July 1988

THE INFINITE MERCY OF OUR ADORABLE JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 183

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 183: "I want the world to know that My Heart is overflowing with Mercy. I rest in nothingness... My Love is greater than their sins. I long for their response to My Love. I want My salvation to prevail in the souls of mankind."

Our Adorable Jesus assures us that His love is greater than our sins. This truth is at the very heart of the Gospel, for while humanity was still steeped in sin, Christ died for us as the ultimate proof of divine love (cf. Romans 5:8). Unlike human love, which often depends on merit, Jesus’ love is freely given, seeking not the worthy but the lost and broken. He does not wait for us to attain perfection before embracing us; rather, He longs to heal and restore us in our weakness. His mercy is a never-ending wellspring that is always prepared to purify and reclaim penitent souls.

Yet, despite such boundless mercy, many in the world reject the love of our Adorable Jesus. Sin, pride, and self-reliance blind countless souls, leading them to believe they are beyond redemption. Some despair, thinking their sins are too great to be forgiven, while others grow indifferent, failing to recognize the gravity of sin. But Jesus’ call remains urgent: Return to Me! Do not harden your hearts, for My mercy is infinite! He desires not the death of the sinner but that all should turn back and live (cf. Ezekiel 33:11). His love is greater than every fault, and no soul is too lost to be reclaimed by His mercy.

The longing of our Adorable Jesus for our love is deeply expressed in His plea: “I long for their response to My Love.” This is not the voice of a distant judge but of a Redeemer who thirsts for souls. The same Jesus who, from the Cross, cried out in thirst (cf. John 19:28), still thirsts today—not for water, but for our trust, our love, and our return to Him. He desires that His salvation prevail in all souls, not through force but through the free and loving response of hearts turned toward Him. To respond to His love is to surrender to Him in trust, to confess our sins with humility, and to seek Him in the sacraments and works of mercy.

In light of this Divine Appeal, we are not only called to trust in the mercy of our Adorable Jesus but also to make it known. As devout Catholics, it is our duty to be conduits of His kindness, drawing people to Him through evangelization, sacrifice, and prayer. The world needs to know that Jesus is merciful, that He desires everyone to be saved (cf. 1 Timothy 2:4), and that no one who seeks Him will be turned away. By accepting our nothingness and allowing Him to fill us with His love, let us fully surrender to His kindness. As we grow closer to Jesus' compassionate heart, may His true presence in the Blessed Sacrament be our strength and refuge.

Prayer

Oh our Adorable Jesus, Grant that we may never doubt Your mercy, but rather, with childlike trust, surrender ourselves completely to You. May Your salvation triumph in all souls, and may we be instruments of Your mercy to those most in need.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 183

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Everyone must pray. Never before has the world needed prayer like

at this present time.”

“Listen to My words of Mercy. My Love and Mercy are limitless.

In the Sacrament of My Love I am ever there waiting and longing

for souls. I want the world to know that My Heart is overflowing

with Mercy. I rest in nothingness... My Love is greater than their

sins. I long for their response to My Love. I want My salvation to

prevail in the souls of mankind.

Pray a great deal. Do not be afraid to tell Me all. Do not be scared

when My Presence takes hold of you. I want you to be used to My

Presence.

I am thirsty for souls. Bring Me souls in your prayers. Consider Me.

Open your heart to receive My graces in order that you may get

more strength to bring souls to Me. I come here to seek shelter. The

souls I love so much do not understand to what extent.

Behold in the Sacrament of My Love I am disposed to save lost

souls before they enter into perdition.

My Eternal Father’s wrath is overflowing with anger. Everyone must

pray. Never before has the world needed prayers like at this present

time. I am everywhere to save souls.

My flock is about to be dispersed. In the prison of My Tabernacle I

remain day and night longing and waiting for souls.”

1.30 a.m., 11th July 1988

FIGHTING THE POWERS OF DARKNESS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 182

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 182: "In My Church Lucifer marches... I want souls to know that I call them all to prayer, penance, Holy Masses... Never before has the world needed prayers like at the present time. Evil grows to monstrous proportions... "

Despite the rising tide of evil, our Adorable Jesus does not abandon His flock. He calls all souls to prayer, penance, and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass—the greatest weapons against the powers of darkness. As in every age of spiritual trial, He urges His faithful to stand firm and not lose heart, for He has already conquered the world (cf. John 16:33). Though Lucifer marches even within the Church, seeking to deceive and corrupt, Jesus remains present, calling His children to unwavering faith and perseverance. Now, more than ever, He desires that souls turn to Him with love and trust, embracing the means He has given for their sanctification.

Prayer is the divine lifeline, binding the soul to Jesus and fortifying it against all assaults from the enemy. In these times of distress, the Holy Rosary is our greatest defense, for our Blessed Mother has constantly stressed—even to the point of sacrifice—that we must pray, pray very much for sinners, lest they be lost forever (cf. Our Lady of Fatima, 1917). Through constant prayer, the heart becomes conformed to the will of God, and infinite grace begins to flow, dispelling the darkness that threatens to engulf the world. Thus, Jesus calls every soul to persevere in prayer, trusting that even the smallest act of love and intercession has eternal value.

Penance is a means of reparation for the sins committed against our Adorable Jesus. The Church has always taught that fasting, self-denial, and the offering of daily sufferings are powerful acts that console the Heart of Christ and obtain grace for the conversion of sinners (cf. Luke 13:5). In an era when sin is celebrated and virtue ridiculed, true disciples of Jesus must take up the call to interior mortification, uniting their sacrifices with His Passion. The spirit of reparation is urgently needed, for as evil grows to monstrous proportions, so must the love and sacrifice of the faithful rise in response.

The Eucharistic Sacrifice is the ultimate act of propitiation, being the source and summit of Christian life (cf. CCC 1324). In every Holy Mass, our Lord renews in our presence the sacrifice of our redemption and pours out infinite graces upon the Church and the world. The faithful are called to Holy Mass with a great spirit of devotion and should attend frequently, receiving the Holy Eucharist with profound reverence and ardent love. Participating in such an exalted act reveals that, in the entire warfare against evil, no weapon is as potent as uniting with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, allowing His Real Presence to strengthen and sanctify the soul.

The warning of Jesus should awaken all souls to watchfulness and urgency. The forces of evil are relentless, but the victory belongs to Christ. We must remain firm in faith, anchored in prayer, and unwavering in trust. May the Immaculate Heart of Mary, our refuge in these troubled times, lead us ever closer to our Adorable Jesus and help us stand firm in the hour of trial.

Prayer

Oh our Adorable Jesus, in the midst of darkness, we cling to You. Strengthen us through prayer, penance, and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Shield us from evil, renew our hearts in Your love, and draw countless souls to Your mercy. May we remain faithful to You always.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 182

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Never before has the world needed prayers like at the present

time.”

“My daughter, pray and watch in these dark hours. These are hours of

terrible abandonment. It is from pain I pour My tears over mankind.

Souls do not want to listen to My words of Mercy. Many souls consecrated

to Me have whipped and stepped on Me. Pray a great deal to defend

My Church.

In My Church Lucifer marches... I want souls to know that I call them

all to prayer, penance, Holy Masses... Never before has the world

needed prayers like at the present time. Evil grows to monstrous

proportions... those who have the work of saving souls; many of

them... what a pain!”

Many souls are eternally lost and My blood is now in vain for these

particular souls.

Pray a great deal. I weep over My Church. What more could I have

suffered for mankind.

From My Divine Mercy I have come to exhort sinners to change

their lives before it is too late. Time is short for saving souls.

As I am exposed I will pour the treasures of My infinite Divine into

human souls. My Divine Mercy will be followed by Divine Justice.”

“I give My blessing.”

1.30 a.m., 10th July 1988

RESPONDING TO THE LOVE OF JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 181

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 181: "Respond to My Love. I lead, bless and strengthen you. Seek to console Me. Do not be afraid to lose yourself. Follow Me along this painful path. I am Love and union is Love... My Divine..."

Our Adorable Jesus thirsts for our love, yet He does not impose Himself upon us but gently calls, waiting for our free response. In the Gospel, He reminds us that He stands at the door of our hearts, knocking and inviting us into communion with Him (cf. Revelation 3:20, CCC 2567). This invitation is not passive; it requires an active response—one of faith, fidelity, and sacrifice. Love is not merely a sentiment but a total gift of self, and our response to Jesus must reflect this reality. To love Him means to follow Him without reserve, placing our trust entirely in His Divine Providence.

To respond to Jesus' love means allowing Him to lead us completely, surrendering our own desires to His perfect will. He assures us, “I lead, bless and strengthen you,” reminding us that even in the trials of life, He is always our Good Shepherd (cf. Psalm 23:1-4). Yet, how often do we resist His guidance, fearing the unknown and clinging to our own plans? True surrender requires detachment from our own will, embracing His path with trust, even when it is painful or uncertain. Only by yielding to His love do we receive the strength and grace to persevere.

Jesus, in His Divine Appeal, also calls us to console Him, for His Heart is wounded by the rejection and indifference of souls. In Gethsemane, He sorrowfully asked, “Could you not watch one hour with Me?” (cf. Matthew 26:40). The call to console our Adorable Jesus is an invitation to reparation, to offer our love in response to the coldness of the world. This consolation is most powerfully given in adoration of His Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament and in uniting our daily sufferings to His for the salvation of souls. Every act of love, every sacrifice made for Him, is a balm to His wounded Heart.

Our Adorable Jesus tells us, “Do not be afraid to lose yourself.” Thus, the radical call to self-denial is echoed in His words: whoever will lose his life for my sake will find it (cf. Matthew 16:25). Losing oneself in Christ means breaking with all self-seeking and yielding oneself to allow Him to take control of one's life and actions (cf. Galatians 2:20).It is a path of suffering, but also of profound union with Love Himself. The more we surrender, the more we are transformed in Him. May our Adorable Jesus grant us the grace to respond to His love without hesitation, following Him in faith and trust until we are perfectly united with Him in eternity.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, we surrender ourselves entirely to Your divine will. Lead us in the path of holiness, bless us with Your grace, and strengthen us in every trial. Teach us to console You through prayer, sacrifice, and reparation. May we always respond faithfully to Your infinite love.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 181

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Listen, My daughter, to My cry. Many souls are attacking Me in

these dark hours.”

“Listen, My daughter, to My cry. Watch with Me in

these dark and terrible hours.

It is My great love for mankind that causes Me to stoop down. Many

souls are attacking Me in these dark hours. Bring Me souls and in the

Sacrament of My Love dress the wounds caused by the souls consecrated

to Me. My Love for mankind goes so far that My Heart can draw great

treasure from mere nothing. The souls I love so much do not understand

to what extent.

Time is too short for saving souls and the demon is disposed to

misleading souls. Pray a great deal.

From My Divine Mercy I give warning. Many souls are running to

perdition and they are eternally lost. My dying on the Cross is in

vain for these souls.

I pour My tears of blood over this humanity. Many among the

consecrated souls cost Me tears of blood. They despise themselves

by whipping Me and stepping on Me. I have nowhere to rest among

them.

Respond to My Love. I lead, bless and strengthen you. Seek to

console Me. Do not be afraid to lose yourself. Follow Me along this

painful path. I am Love and union is Love... My Divine...

THE HOLY NAME OF OUR ADORABLE JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 180

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 180: "You have to mention My Name more often in all your talks with anyone. ... see to it that you do this all the time. Open your heart to receive more. I have to erect an altar in your heart."

In a world where speaking openly about faith is often met with hesitation or even resistance, Jesus’ appeal to mention His Name in all our conversations calls us to a renewed courage and authenticity. Speaking the Name of our Adorable Jesus is a profound act of evangelization, one that invites His presence into every interaction. We sanctify our words and enable the seeds of faith to be sown in the minds of everyone we come into contact with by calling on His Name in times of joy, thankfulness, or suffering. Reminding us that our witness must be based on the truth and love of the Lord Jesus, St. Paul urges us to do everything we say and do in His name (cf. Colossians 3:17).

Jesus also invites us to open our hearts to receive His grace abundantly. When we speak His Name with reverence and love, we open ourselves to His transformative presence. His Name becomes a gateway to peace, strength, and blessings, aligning our desires with His divine will. It is an act of trust and surrender, one that acknowledges our dependence on Him. In this way, mentioning the Name of our Adorable Jesus not only blesses others but also deepens our own intimacy with Him, as His grace flows freely into our lives (cf. John 14:13).

Furthermore, Jesus' desire to erect an altar in our hearts is an invitation to a deeper spiritual communion. An altar is a sacred place of worship, sacrifice, and encounter with God. By allowing our hearts to become such a sanctuary, we create a space where our Adorable Jesus is adored and glorified in all we do. This interior altar signifies a life entirely centered on Him, where every thought, word, and action is a holy offering. Scripture reminds us of the greatest commandment: to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and strength, urging us to make Him the center of our lives (cf. Deuteronomy 6:5).

Speaking the Name of Jesus frequently and reverently transforms not only our conversations but also our hearts and lives. It is an act of witness, worship, and surrender that draws us and others closer to Him. Let us respond to this Divine Appeal with fervor, boldly proclaiming the Name of our Adorable Jesus and allowing Him to reign in our hearts as we strive to make every word and action an offering to His glory. Through this practice, we fulfill our call to be living testimonies of His boundless love and grace in the world.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, may Your holy Name be our constant song and prayer. Fill our hearts with Your grace and make them altars of love and adoration. Sanctify our words, that we may proclaim You boldly and draw souls to Your mercy. Reign in us always, dear Jesus.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 180

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Day and night I have abundant blessings in My Tabernacle ready

to give to anyone. No one comes, instead they spit and step on Me.”

“Pray a great deal My daughter. My Divine Justice is shackled by

My Mercy.

I have nothing more precious like the souls of mankind. Do not

be afraid. I lead and strengthen you. You have to mention My

Name more often in all your talks with anyone. Please My

daughter, see to it that you do this all the time. Open your heart

to receive more. I have to erect an altar in your heart.

In the Sacrament of My Love I am so lonely and abused. Think of

the value of the present moment, increase your trust and respond to

My Love. When a soul falls into perdition it is eternally lost.

I am very thirsty for souls. I am waiting for them day and night.

Understand My thirst for souls. Keep strengthening your belief in

My words.

Day and night I have abundant blessings in My Tabernacle ready to

give anyone. No one comes, instead they spit and step on Me.

I pour My tears of blood on these very souls.

Pray for souls, in the frontline, the consecrated souls. Do not fear.

Speak and listen to My beloved servant. Receive the fount of My

grace and power. Open your heart and allow it to overflow in

gratitude of Love.

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

human souls.”

“I give My blessing.”

12.12 a.m., 8th July 1988

HOLINESS AMID BETRAYAL IN THE CHURCH

Divine Appeal Reflection - 179

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 179: "What a pain! In My Church many... have been transformed into veritable incarnate demons. While they preach love and peace they labour hard leading souls to perdition.”

Our Adorable Jesus speaks with piercing clarity in this Divine Appeal, lamenting the betrayal within His Church. These words compel us to profound reflection on the Church's sacred mission and the need for holiness among clergy, consecrated souls, and the laity. Our Lord’s anguish reveals the grave spiritual crisis where some, entrusted with the care of souls, have instead become instruments of the enemy. This reality demands our fervent prayers and unwavering commitment to Christ's truth.

The hypocrisy of preaching love and peace while leading souls astray is a painful reality highlighted in this Divine Appeal. Within the Church, this manifests in the distortion of teachings, the embrace of moral relativism, and a troubling silence on the reality of sin—each of which leads the faithful astray and endangers souls entrusted to the Church’s care. Such hypocrisy was condemned by our Adorable Jesus when He referred to the Pharisees as "whitewashed tombs," which were attractive on the outside but corrupt on the inside (cf. Matthew 23:27). The devil, the father of falsehoods, frequently poses as compassionate (cf. John 8:44).

The Church, as the Bride of Christ, is called to reflect His love and peace. Yet, as Jesus warned, there are false prophets in sheep's clothing who are ravenous wolves (cf. Matthew 7:15). These betrayals not only scandalize the faithful but deeply wound the Real Presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. St. John Chrysostom aptly noted the weight of this responsibility when he observed how the unfaithfulness of shepherds leads to the ruin of many souls (cf. Homilies). Such words remind us of the critical need for vigilance and holiness among those who serve in Christ’s name.

We cling to Christ's everlasting assurance that the gates of hell will never overrun His Church in the face of hardship and adversity (cf. Matthew 16:18). Living moral lives, praying ardently for the sanctification of priests and consecrated souls (cf. 1 Timothy 2:1), and bravely defending the holy teachings of our faith (cf. Ephesians 6:14) are all necessary components of a holiness-based response. The Real Presence of Jesus is comforted and His Church is strengthened when reparations are offered, especially in the Holy Eucharist. May we remain ever faithful, striving to be faithful instruments of His divine love and truth, leading souls to Jesus, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, deeply sorrowful for the betrayals within Your Church, purify and sanctify Your priests and faithful. Grant us the grace to live in truth and holiness. Strengthen us to defend Your teachings with love and fidelity, bringing souls closer to Your Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 179

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“Mankind lives in the obstinacy of sin.”

“My daughter, listen well. Pray a great deal. I beg you, allow Me to

use you completely. I am with you. Do not be afraid. I need you to be

strong without any fear of the evil one.

Mankind lives in the obstinacy of sin. In the frontline My own... My

Eternal Father’s wrath is near and sinful mankind will be punished by

great calamities.

Many of the souls in My Church betray, blaspheme and abuse Me.

In the Sacrament of My Love I am broken and wounded and in pain.

That is why I pour My tears of blood. I assure you in this sacrilegious

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

on earth. Then finally the power of My... and light will be seen over

the power of the evil one.

What a pain! In My Church many... have been transformed into

veritable incarnate demons. While they preach love and peace they

labour hard leading souls to perdition.”

“Pray a great deal and cloister souls in your heart. As I am exposed

I will pour the treasures of My infinite Mercy into human souls.”

7th July 1988

THE DANGER OF LUKEWARMNESS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 178

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 178: "Many will respond for a short time but after that they will say to me: I have been faithful to my duties. I need not endure anymore. Afterwards they end up getting lost... Assure them how much they torture Me in the Sacrament of My Love. Mankind treats Me so cruelly. I love them all. I suffer much when I see that all the pains I endured will be so useless for so many souls who are eternally lost."

In His Divine Appeal, our Adorable Jesus speaks with deep sorrow about the peril of lukewarmness, where souls initially respond to His call with zeal but later grow indifferent, claiming they have done enough. This lukewarmness is a great offense to Him, as it signifies a lack of true love and devotion. Jesus desires a love that endures, one that does not falter when challenges arise. As the Scriptures remind us, we must "run with perseverance the race marked out for us" (cf. Hebrews 12:1), and this perseverance requires more than a temporary spark of enthusiasm—it demands consistent and wholehearted devotion.

Lukewarmness is a subtle and insidious danger. Many souls, having once fervently followed Christ, slowly drift away from Him, failing to recognize the gravity of their spiritual neglect. Our Adorable Jesus, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, is often treated with indifference and irreverence. This disregard for His Real Presence deeply wounds His Sacred Heart. Revelation warns against this spiritual tepidity, as it leads to rejection: "Because you are lukewarm, neither hot nor cold, I am about to spit you out of my mouth" (cf. Revelation 3:16).

This lukewarm attitude not only disturbs Jesus’ heart but also jeopardizes the eternal salvation of souls. He grieves over those who, having once known His love, choose comfort and complacency over the constant need for renewal and sacrifice. The call to discipleship is not a one-time event but a continuous journey of commitment. As the Catechism reminds us, “Faith must be active and alive, not passive and dormant” (cf. CCC 162). Lukewarmness is the silent thief that steals the fire of love, leaving souls vulnerable to eternal loss.

To overcome lukewarmness, we must renew our commitment to our Adorable Jesus and His call for enduring love. Regular prayer, frequent reception of the sacraments, and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament are essential practices that keep our hearts on fire with love for Him. Always striving to stay alert and persistent in our love, we shall move closer to Jesus in deep devotion and profound, authentic love , which He deserves. May we resist growing lukewarm and remain free from complaint as we live a life of strong faith, embracing the promise of love that shines from His glory.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, forgive our failures and deepen our fidelity to Your Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament. May our prayers, sacrifices, and devotion bring You consolation. Draw every soul to Your boundless mercy, and grant us unwavering perseverance, that we may glorify You with love always.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 178

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I am consumed with the desire to forgive. What a pain that My

Blood is in vain...!”

“My daughter, listen to My words of mercy towards mankind. Through

My few ones I want the world to know that I am overflowing with Love

and Mercy, longing for souls day and night. I am in search of souls.

Today I call you to enter deeply into My Love. Do not think of your

misery. I am powerful enough to sustain you. I am consumed with

the desire to forgive. Continuously I want to draw comfort from

you. Be always alert so that I may get you ready any time I want. I

give My Grace. I am very thirsty for souls. I suffer this grief in the

frontline from the souls I love, those consecrated to Me. I am only

receiving abuses and ingratitude. What a pain that My Blood is in

vain, for so many souls are falling into perdition each and every

moment!

In My Church I pour My tears of Blood. I see very many souls who

have turned against Me. I still see many who will not listen to My

call. They only follow the way to perdition. Many will respond for

a short time but after that they will say to me: I have been faithful to

my duties. I need not endure anymore.

Afterwards they end up getting lost... Assure them how much they

torture Me in the Sacrament of My Love. Mankind treats Me so

cruelly. I love them all. I suffer much when I see that all the pains I

endured will be so useless for so many souls who are eternally lost.

Pray a great deal.”

“I give My blessing.”

6th July 1988

REALITY OF SIN AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Divine Appeal Reflection - 177

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 177: "Assure souls that the PERDITION OF MANKIND ARISES IN THE FIRST PLACE FROM HIMSELF."

This Divine Appeal invites us to reflect deeply on human responsibility in the journey toward salvation or perdition. Our Adorable Jesus reminds us that humanity's downfall does not primarily arise from external forces but from within—our choices, actions, and willful turning away from God. This reality echoes the scriptural account of Adam and Eve, whose disobedience introduced sin into the world (cf. Genesis 3). By misusing the gift of free will, they disrupted their communion with God, demonstrating that sin invites disorder and separation. The Catholic Church's Catechism states that free will confers dignity on every person as a rational being capable of starting and controlling their own actions (CCC 1730). As a result, every decision we make has permanent consequences, affecting both our fate and the world around us.

This Divine Appeal by our Adorable Jesus calls us to confront the truth that our actions—and inactions—are at the root of our own damnation. To combat this situation, we must appreciate the grievousness of sin and its punishment, while simultaneously embracing God's call for repentance and redemption. Sin is an act of both letting go of God's love and refusing to align our hearts with His will. For St . Paul, the wages of sin are death, but the free gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord (cf. Romans 6:23). Sin alone deepens the fall for every single soul and accelerates the moral decay in a society built on such sins.

Our Adorable Jesus exhorts us to overcome the core reasons of our downfall, such as pride, selfishness, and indifference toward God. He encourages us to practice humility, self-denial, and prayerful dependence on Him. The Catechism argues that recurrent sin develops a tendency to sin, resulting to vice and more separation from God (cf. CCC 1865). To prevent sliding into this cycle, we must be mindful of our thoughts, words, and deeds, seeking God's mercy through the Sacrament of Reconciliation and working to live in conformity with His commands. By doing so, we work with grace to alter our hearts and contribute to the salvation of the world.

Ultimately, this Divine Appeal is a call to conversion and hope. While mankind bears responsibility for its own downfall, the mercy of our Adorable Jesus is boundless. Like the father in the parable of the prodigal son, He is always ready to forgive and restore us (cf. Luke 15:11–32). Let us respond with humility and trust, acknowledging our sins and turning to Him for strength and guidance. By embracing this call to conversion, we not only secure our own salvation but also help bring light to a world overshadowed by sin. May we take to heart the immense love of our Adorable Jesus, allowing His mercy to guide us on the path to eternal life.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, humbly acknowledging our sins and weaknesses, grant us the grace to choose holiness, reject sin, and trust in Your infinite mercy. Transform our hearts, strengthen our will, and guide us toward salvation. May Your love lead us to eternal union with You, now and forever.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 177

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I came to cast fire on this earth. Assure souls that the perdition of

mankind arises in the first place from himself. The devil knows that

his time is very short.”

“Listen, My daughter, do not fear the power of the devil. It is not

greater than My Love. Hide Me in your heart. I endured without bitterness

such undeservedly cruel things. Pray and do not be afraid. I called you

for the good of souls. Be ready to undergo anything. In the Sacrament of

My Love you are a victim. True love desires to testify effectual its fidelity

and tenderness.

Ponder on Me. For the love of mankind I had to be plunged

completely... My Heart was burning and crying to open the way of

salvation of mankind. I came to cast fire on this earth.

Pray a great deal but do not be satisfied by prayer alone. Go forward

in My Name according to the amount of My Grace. Do not let

anything on this earth hold your heart bound to itself. I lead you.

You have to overcome the stratagems of the devil.

In the Sacraments of My Love, I make known to you all My sorrows

and desires. It is a serious moment and time is short for saving souls.

The souls I love so much do not know to what extent I suffered all

pain for mankind. What more could I have suffered for mankind?

Today in nearly every place I am so much abused, insulted and

blasphemed. Led by the devil many labour hard to abolish the Holy

Sacrifice of the Mass. What a pain!

Assure souls that the PERDITION OF MANKIND ARISES IN

THE FIRST PLACE FROM HIMSELF. The devil knows that his

time is very short. Pray and be on watch. If not you will fall into faint

heartedness.”

“As I am exposed, I will pour the treasures of My Infinite Mercy into

human hearts.”

12.15 a.m., 5th July 1988

JESUS' GRACE OUTSHINES OUR MISERY

Divine Appeal Reflection - 176

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 176: "I know your misery but My power of grace is greater than that. It is also greater than all the demonic powers. Heed My words. It is for the good of souls. Behold I have poured on to you graces from the ocean of My Mercy. Learn My simplicity and stand firm against the evil one.”

In His Divine Appeal, our Adorable Jesus reminds us that "I know your misery." These statements demonstrate His profound understanding of our troubles and echo the truth contained in the Psalms, which states that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit (cf. Ps 34:18) . Jesus looks at our weaknesses with limitless compassion rather than condemnation. His Sacred Heart is tenderly moved by every wound and sorrow we endure. He reminds us that no suffering escapes His notice and that He is always near, ready to comfort and heal. This profound assurance invites us to approach Him with confidence, trusting that His love surpasses all human misery.

Our Adorable Jesus proclaims that His power of grace is greater than any misery or demonic force. This echoes the teaching of St. Paul that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more (cf. Rom 5:20). Jesus’ grace is an unyielding force that triumphs over every sin, temptation, and spiritual assault. The devil seeks to sow despair and separate souls from the mercy of God, but Jesus assures us that His grace is an unconquerable weapon against all evil. Through this promise, He calls us to trust completely in His power, rejecting the lies of the enemy and finding refuge in His infinite mercy.

In this plea, our Adorable Jesus says that He has poured out gifts from the "ocean of My Mercy." The Catholic Church's Catechism tells us that God's mercy is manifested in His faithfulness and patience with us (cf CCC 1847). These blessings are a generous gift intended to restore, strengthen, and sanctify souls. Approaching the Sacraments, particularly Confession and the Eucharist, allows us to immerse ourselves in this limitless ocean of healing and spiritual rebirth. Jesus' words inspire us to express thankfulness by living lives that mirror His mercy, sacrificing our difficulties and sacrifices for the salvation of souls.

Finally, our Adorable Jesus urges us to “learn My simplicity” and “stand firm against the evil one.” Simplicity reflects a heart free from pride and attachments, much like the childlike trust that Jesus highlights as necessary for entering the Kingdom of Heaven (cf. Mt 18:3). To embrace simplicity is to live in humility, seeking only God's will in all circumstances. At the same time, we are called to combat the devil through prayer and the power found in God's Word and Sacraments. According to St. Paul, our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual powers of darkness (cf. Eph 6:12). Through these efforts, our Adorable Jesus teaches us to hold steady in faith, trusting that His grace will see us through any adversity.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, You who know our misery and pour graces from the ocean of Your mercy, strengthen us to stand firm against the evil one. Teach us Your simplicity and fill our hearts with trust in Your love. May we always seek You in humility and faith.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 176

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I need souls to face their true fatherland.”

“My daughter, listen to My words of Mercy towards mankind. My

Divine Mercy will be followed by Divine Justice. Pray a great

deal. Bring souls to Me and appease the wrath of My Eternal Father.

Time is short for saving souls. I beg you to contemplate these torments

of Mine. I need souls to face their true fatherland. I want them to be

animated by the Divine...

I call you above all to My Divine Sacrament. I want you to be more

closely united to Me.

Time is short for saving souls. Do not be afraid. I know your misery

but My power of grace is greater than that. It is also greater than all

the demonic powers. Heed My words. It is for the good of souls.

Behold I have poured on to you graces from the ocean of My Mercy.

Learn My simplicity and stand firm against the evil one.”

“I give My blessing.”

2.00 a.m., 4th July 1988

THE MYSTERY OF JESUS IN THE EUCHARIST

Divine Appeal Reflection - 175

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 175: "I am in agony and I pour My tears of blood as I see souls turning to perdition. In the Divine Sacrament I am very present. The Angels in heaven are astonished at My great love which makes Me abide on earth with mankind under the appearance of bread."

The presence of Jesus in the Eucharist is a profound mystery; even the angels marvel at it. Our Adorable Jesus, the King of Glory, humbles Himself to dwell among us under the appearance of bread so that the depth of His love and desire to be with mankind may be made manifest. This great act of love is an invitation to all humanity—a call to return to Him, to recognize His abiding presence, and to console His Sacred Heart, wounded by our indifference, ingratitude, and sin. His Eucharistic presence is a constant reminder that His love knows no bounds and that He longs for every soul to come to Him.

The agony of our Adorable Jesus is not just a distant memory from Gethsemane but continues today in the Blessed Sacrament. His Sacred Heart aches as He beholds souls turning away from Him toward perdition. Like the shepherd in the parable of the lost sheep, Jesus relentlessly seeks out the lost, desiring their return to His fold (cf. Luke 15:4-7). Yet, when souls resist His love and choose sin, His Heart bleeds with sorrow. Each soul is infinitely precious to Him, and every act of indifference or rejection wounds His love anew.

The Angels in heaven, who adore Him ceaselessly, are astonished by this mystery of divine humility. They behold the Almighty concealed in the simplicity of bread and wine, amazed at the depth of His love for mankind . In response to this Divine Appeal, we are called to consolation and reparation. This heavenly marvel should inspire us to deeper reverence and adoration for our Adorable Jesus in the Eucharist. He is not a mere symbol but truly present—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity—waiting for us to draw near and receive His infinite love. Let us console the Sacred Heart of our Adorable Jesus and commit ourselves to spreading the truth of His real presence, leading others to adore Him and receive His boundless mercy.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, we adore You and thank You for dwelling among us. Forgive our neglect and draw us closer to Your love. Help us console You through prayer, sacrifice, and devotion, bringing lost souls back to Your mercy and light

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

DIVINE APPEAL 175

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“The Angels in heaven are astonished at My great Love which makes
Me abide on earth with mankind under the appearance of Bread.”

“My daughter, listen well. Of the many sacrifices that I want from

you, I beg you to give Me all your freedom. It is urgent for mankind to be
conscious of this reality: that My will is that they be converted through

prayer and the Sacrament of My Love. Even though it costs you pain

and tears you must hear Me and pray.

The earth is crumbling like quicksand. I want to save mankind.
Mankind is the reason for My birth, living and dying on earth. I have
suffered all the pains. What more could I have suffered for mankind?

Do not be afraid if you submit yourself to My Love; it will help you.
In the Sacrament of My Love I am so lonely and whipped by the
souls consecrated to Me. I come to seek shelter. It is My great love
towards mankind that I stay in their midst. In the Sacrament of My
Love I prefer to remain under the appearance of bread that mankind
on earth may rejoice and share My Divine life in heaven.

I am in agony and I pour My tears of blood as I see souls turning to
perdition. In the Divine Sacrament I am very present. The Angels in
heaven are astonished at My great love which makes Me abide on
earth with mankind under the appearance of bread.

I am thirsty for souls. Bring Me more souls in your prayers. Listen to
My Voice and follow it. I guide and lead. Open your heart and give
me all your freedom. This is the work I ordained.”

1.00 a.m., 2nd July 1988

OUR ADORABLE JESUS IN THE PRIESTHOOD

Divine Appeal Reflection - 174

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 174: "Many of the... do not know that I am there; they refuse to recognize Me. I need them to know that I am their Brother and Eternal Priest."

Our Adorable Jesus, in His infinite love, calls His priests to recognize His enduring presence in their lives and ministry. As they act in persona Christi, administering the Sacraments and leading the faithful, priests are called to reflect Jesus’ holiness and grace. However, this sacred calling requires a profound personal union with Christ, cultivated through prayer, adoration, and humility. Without this intimate bond, the priestly vocation risks becoming burdensome and sterile. Jesus' appeal serves as a reminder to priests to seek His companionship, especially during moments of isolation or spiritual struggle, trusting in His constant support (cf. Hebrews 4:15).

Tragically, many priests grow distant from this relationship, falling into spiritual apathy where their ministry becomes a routine devoid of fervor. When the Eucharist, the source and summit of the priestly life, is celebrated without true recognition of Jesus’ Real Presence, it diminishes the transformative power of the Sacraments and wounds the Church. This loss of spiritual zeal not only grieves the heart of our Adorable Jesus but also hampers the mission to bring souls to Him. To counter this apathy, priests must recommit to a life of prayer and sacrifice, embracing practices such as daily Holy Hours and frequent confession. As the Catechism reminds us, the ministerial priesthood is ordained for the sanctification of others and must be rooted in the priest's own spiritual vitality (cf. CCC 1547).

In His Divine Appeal, Jesus reveals Himself as both Brother and Eternal Priest. As Brother, He invites His priests to a relationship of intimacy, offering His friendship and understanding of their human struggles. This closeness is a profound comfort, as He walks with them, sharing their burdens and joys. As Eternal Priest, Jesus calls them to reflect His sacrificial love and mercy to the faithful, reminding them that their vocation is not just a duty but a participation in His redemptive work. In this dual relationship, priests are strengthened to fulfill their mission with love and devotion, knowing that Jesus accompanies them always (cf. John 15:15).

The faithful are also called to play a vital role in supporting priests through prayer and sacrifice, ensuring they remain united with Christ in their ministry. St. John Vianney aptly described the priesthood as "the love of the heart of Jesus," underscoring the sacred responsibility priests bear in reflecting our Adorable Jesus to the world. Let us pray fervently for all priests to rediscover the presence of Jesus in their lives and to live out their vocation with renewed zeal, trusting fully in the grace of their Eternal Brother and High Priest.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, in Your infinite love, guide Your priests to recognize Your enduring presence in their lives and ministry. Strengthen them to act in persona Christi, reflecting Your holiness and grace. May they seek intimacy with You through prayer and humility, and never grow weary in their sacred calling.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 174

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I need them to know that I am their Brother and Eternal Priest.”

“My daughter, listen to Me. I pour My tears of blood over humanity.

Bring Me souls in your prayers. You know that I pay attention to what

you ask from Me. Do not be afraid of anything.

I lead you... do not question yourself. My thoughts are mysterious;
they are beyond your understanding. Led by My servant, bring Me
more souls. I need mankind to know that they are the reason for My
birth, living and dying a horrible death on earth.

Pray a great deal and cloister souls in your heart. I appear even when
you are unaware such as those times when you do not see Me and
when you stammer at your feelings.

I ask you to reflect as you are giving Me a helping hand. When you
are praying for souls I take all the souls you give Me. You will not
know now but later on you will find unknown souls you saved by
your prayers. I love every gesture you make with the intention of
consoling Me. It is from My ocean of love that...

I instituted the Sacrament of My Love so that mankind may share
all that I am on earth and after their lives on earth. I remain day and
night in the prison of My tabernacle longing for souls in the empty
churches. Many of the... do not know that I am there; they refuse
to recognize Me. I need them to know that I am their Brother and
Eternal Priest.

... when a soul goes to perdition, it is lost forever. As I am exposed,
I will pour the treasures of My Infinite Mercy into human souls.”

“I give My blessing.”

1st July 1988

RECOGNISING THE TIMES AND CONSOLING JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 173

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 173: "We are in times of violence. Great offences will befall... I am sad and My heart is pierced by very painful swords."

The phrase “We are in times of violence” is a prophetic call from our Adorable Jesus to recognize the perilous state of the world. This violence is not restricted to physical wars, but also to the spiritual realm, where hatred, division, and moral corruption reign. As St. Paul warns, the final days will be treacherous, with people loving themselves, boasting, being ungrateful, and lacking sincere love. The growing rejection of the sanctity of life, family unity, and the dignity of each soul reflects our current perdition lifestyle. These offenses deeply wound the heart of our Adorable Jesus, who desires only to bring humanity into the embrace of His divine love.

The piercing of Jesus’ heart by "very painful swords" recalls the prophecy of Simeon, who foretold that Mary’s soul would be pierced by a sword (cf. Luke 2:35). This imagery reflects the suffering of our Lord caused by the sins and ingratitude of humanity. Our Adorable Jesus suffers not only from the grave sins of the world but also from the coldness and indifference of His own people—priests, consecrated souls, and the faithful who fail to respond to His grace. These offenses are like swords that wound the heart of Jesus, who continually offers His love and mercy to all, longing to heal and save souls.

In response to these painful times, our Adorable Jesus calls us to console His heart through acts of reparation, prayer, and conversion. Each act of love offered in Eucharistic Adoration, each true confession, and every effort to live a holiness-filled life contributes to the healing of His heart's wounds. He invites us to be peacemakers in a violent society, expressing His love in our homes, communities, and daily interactions. By rejecting sin and striving for virtue, we not only console our Lord but also serve as channels of His grace to a world in urgent need of His light.

In these challenging times, the call to recognize the depth of the offenses against our Adorable Jesus is urgent. He is not distant but is intimately present, mourning the sins of humanity and offering His heart as a refuge. Let us heed His call to reparation and prayer, standing as witnesses to His love and mercy. By turning to Him with sincere hearts and dedicating ourselves to acts of love and faith, we can bring consolation to His pierced heart and restore hope to the world.

Prayer

Lord Jesus, our Adorable Jesus, with sorrow for the sins of the world, grant us the grace to console Your pierced heart through acts of love, prayer, and reparation. May we reject sin, live in holiness, and bring Your light to a wounded world.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 173

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I am sad.”

“My daughter, you do not realise how much prayers are needed.

Listen to what I tell you. These times demand accelerated action.

Mankind has not become aware of the scourge that threatens it. I

pour My tears of blood. My pain is immense. Pray a great deal.

We are in times of violence. Great offences will befall... I am sad

and My heart is pierced by very painful swords.

...hurls itself against My Church. Satan wants victory through...

In the Sacrament of My Love I am very much blasphemed and

neglected. I call you to understand Me at this moment. Keep Me in

silence and keep Me company. I call you to follow Me along this

painful way. The devil torments you. Be calm and strong. I want you

to pray a great deal for priests and consecrated souls. The evil one

has imprisoned many... Pray in these secret hours.”

“I bless you.”

30th June 1988

FAITH AMIDST OBSCURITY IN THE CHURCH

Divine Appeal Reflection - 172

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 172: "My Church will be obfuscated. The souls consecrated to Me hurl torrents of blasphemies and lies against the Church. Many of them have rejected Me and they only believe in malicious work."

In Divine Appeal 172, our Adorable Jesus speaks of a time when His Church will be obscured, its divine mission clouded by the rejection of truth. He grieves deeply, describing how many consecrated souls, entrusted with the sacred responsibility to uphold His teachings, have instead turned against Him. These souls, once set apart to serve in holiness, now hurl torrents of blasphemies and lies against the Church that was meant to radiate His light (cf. Matthew 5:14-16). The obfuscation of the Church's message reveals a troubling departure from the faith that was meant to guide them toward salvation.

Our Adorable Jesus laments the rejection of His presence, which lies at the heart of this betrayal. The truth of His everlasting Word has been traded for the lies of the world by souls consecrated to Him, abandoning the chaste nature of their calling for evil deeds that threaten the Church's fundamental foundation (cf. 2 Thessalonians 2:11-12). This tragic shift reflects a failure to recognize the sanctity of their consecration and the responsibility they bear as stewards of the faith. It is a call for all believers to examine their own commitment to the truth, ensuring that they do not allow worldly distractions or false ideologies to cloud their vision of Christ.

In response to these challenges, our Adorable Jesus calls us to pray fervently for all consecrated souls. In order to cause confusion and division within the Church, the enemy assaults priests, religious, and everyone who has devoted their life to God (cf. Ephesians 6:12). We are urged to pray for them so they might resume their full vocation while continuing to be consistent in their commitment to Christ and His work. This is especially important during a time when evil powers are trying to mislead people and distort the truth.

Finally, as the Church faces this period of trial and darkness, we are encouraged to be faithful witnesses to the light of Christ. Our Adorable Jesus assures us that, though His Church may appear to suffer, the truth will ultimately prevail (cf. John 14:6). Amid confusion and division, we are called to stand unwavering in faith, holding fast to the teachings of the Church and living our vocations with steadfast integrity. Through fervent prayer, heartfelt penance, and sincere acts of reparation, we contribute to the Church's purification and aid in reclaiming souls who have wandered from the truth. Let us joyfully offer our sacrifices for the conversion of all, especially those who have turned away from our Adorable Jesus, that His light may draw them back to His infinite love.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, with hearts full of love and sorrow, we implore You to heal Your wounded Church. Renew consecrated souls and draw back those who have strayed. Shine Your light through the darkness, and make us vessels of Your truth, love, and mercy.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 172

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“My Church will be obfuscated.”

“My daughter, pray a great deal and cloister souls in your heart.

My daughter, My Church will be obfuscated. The souls consecrated to Me

hurl torrents of blasphemies and lies against the Church. Many of them

have rejected Me and they only believe in malicious work.

What a pain to Me! Mankind with its diabolical behaviour brings

down upon itself punishments, scourges, cosmic cataclysms. From

My Divine Mercy I bring My warning.

I pour My tears of blood over this mankind... The devil directs souls

to perdition while in the Sacrament of My Love he leads them to

step on Me. They use violence. Together they carry other souls to

perdition. What more could I have suffered for them. I suffered all

the pain. Souls must be converted. This plague of sins and the anger

of My Eternal Father must be appeased with prayers and penances.

My own... will perish by Divine Justice if they do not change their

lives. Like a beggar I ask for prayers. How much evil is being

provoked in My Presence! Pray without tiring. I guide you.”

29th June 1988

LIVING IN THE LIGHT OF THE RESURRECTION

Divine Appeal Reflection - 171

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 171: "I want you to know that happiness is not only an object of care, for since I am risen to a life of glory, I die no more."

The foundation of our faith and our final victory over sin and death is the Resurrection of our Adorable Jesus. Through His magnificent Resurrection, Jesus invites us to partake in His supreme glory and guarantees His eternal reign. "I die no more," His profound assertion, serves as a reminder of the fullness and finality of His victory over death. As stated by St. Paul, if we are a part of His death, we will undoubtedly be a part of His resurrection (cf. Romans 6:5). This assurance gives us hope and fortifies our confidence as we look forward to the everlasting glory that our Adorable Jesus has planned for us.

In this Divine Appeal, Jesus explains that true happiness lies in the eternal delight of being reunited with Him in heaven, not in transient earthly pleasures or wants. The eternal fulfillment of encountering God in person is incomparable to worldly joys, even though they may provide momentary happiness (cf. CCC 1024). According to the Catholic Catechism, heaven is the pinnacle of fulfilling humanity's greatest desire—perfect contact with God, where we can fully enjoy happiness and tranquility (cf. 1 Corinthians 13:12).

Through the Resurrection of our Adorable Jesus, we are invited to lift our hearts beyond the temporal and fix them on the immortal delights of heaven (cf. Colossians 3:1-2). This profound truth inspires us to seek first His kingdom and trust fully in His providence, even amidst the crosses and trials of earthly life (cf. Matthew 6:33). In the light of His Resurrection, true happiness becomes a call to holiness, surrender, and unwavering faith in the glory that awaits us in eternity (cf. Romans 8:18).

To fully embrace the joy of the Resurrection, we are called to live in its transformative light. This requires trusting in the providence of our Adorable Jesus, who assures us that even the darkest moments can lead to victory. It also involves seeking eternal treasure. Furthermore, walking in the newness of life, free of sin and living in God's favor, enables us to bear witness to the power of His Resurrection in a world desperate for hope (cf. Romans 6:4).

Our Adorable Jesus’ Resurrection is not only a historical event but a living reality that transforms our present and promises eternal joy. By focusing our gaze on Him and living in the hope of His eternal glory, we gain the strength to rise above worldly concerns and enjoy the lasting peace that only He can provide. Let us commit to following the Risen Christ, trusting in His words and His promises, as we strive to unite ourselves with Him in both this life and the life to come.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, Risen Lord, we praise Your glorious triumph over sin and death. Grant us the grace to live in the light of Your Resurrection, seeking eternal treasures and trusting in Your providence. Help us walk in newness of life, united with You, now and forever

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

DIVINE APPEAL 171

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I do not want anyone to perish.”

“My daughter, pray a great deal. Do not be afraid and do not doubt.

The evil one is ever roaming labouring hard against My salvation

and power. I know his malice. I call you to pray a great deal and

give Me your company. I pour My tears of blood over mankind.

Do not be saddened so much. In your prayers bring Me souls.

Rejoice with Me. My daughter, I want you to know that happiness

is not only an object of care, for since I am risen to a life of glory,

I die no more.

It is My great love for mankind that keeps Me a prisoner in the

Sacrament of My Love. I have nothing more precious to Me like the

souls of mankind. I do not wish anyone to perish. This is why I bring

My warning from My Divine Mercy.

At the centre of My Church the demon is disposed to misleading

souls, capturing each one of them and driving them to perdition. In

this sacrilegious struggle, much of what has been created by man

will be demolished.Pray a great deal. Follow My directions.”

“I bless you.”

28th June 1988

JESUS, A STRANGER TO HIS OWN

Divine Appeal Reflection - 170

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 170: "To the souls consecrated to Me, I am like a passing stranger. I have nowhere to lay My Head."

How tragic it is that our Adorable Jesus, the Divine Bridegroom who pours Himself out in infinite love, should feel estranged from those consecrated to Him. This estrangement arises not from His withdrawal but from the coldness and distractions of hearts that have grown lukewarm (cf. Revelation 3:16). His lamentation, “I have nowhere to lay My Head,” reveals His deep yearning for hearts that will embrace Him with love and devotion. For those consecrated to Him, their calling is not merely a title or function but a total self-gift of heart, soul, mind, and strength—a vocation to mirror the unconditional love of Christ.

When our Adorable Jesus speaks of having “nowhere to lay My Head,” it signifies the profound sorrow of His Sacred Heart, longing for intimacy but finding only indifference. Souls consumed with worldly concerns, self-centeredness, or habitual routine without devotion fail to offer Him the welcome He deserves. His lament is a call to examine our lives, particularly for those in consecrated life, and to rediscover the beauty of love and fidelity to Him. To treat Him as a passing stranger is to rob ourselves of the joy and peace that come from a heart fully united to His.

Jesus desires to dwell within the human heart, making it His sanctuary of love. As He gently knocks on the doors of souls (cf. Revelation 3:20), He seeks refuge in hearts that are pure, humble, and zealous for His glory. Yet, even among the consecrated, how often is our Adorable Jesus treated as an outsider? Pride, attachments, and worldly distractions frequently diminish the intimacy that should define a life dedicated to Him. Each soul must strive to let go of these barriers and welcome Him fully, offering their hearts as a resting place for His love.

The example of the Blessed Virgin Mary serves as a powerful model for all who seek to offer Jesus a home. Her humility, purity, and unwavering "yes" to God made her heart a perfect dwelling place for our Adorable Jesus. By imitating Mary’s virtues, consecrated souls and the faithful alike can respond to His plea and ensure He is no longer treated as a stranger. Let us open our hearts to Him with fervor and devotion, making them places where He can rest and reign in love.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, we seek forgiveness for treating You as a stranger. Make our hearts a true resting place for Your love and grace. Help us to welcome You with sincerity and humility, offering all that we are to You. Guide us to always walk in Your light.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 170

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“As I am exposed I will pour the treasures of My Mercy into human

souls.”

“Pray, My daughter, and watch with Me in these dark and terrible

hours. In the Sacrament of My Love you are a victim. I am present

in the Consecrated Host in each and every particle. It is Me, the one

who “It is Me who was dead. I now live forever.” What a pain to Me!

To the souls consecrated to Me, I am like a passing stranger. I have

nowhere to lay My Head. My Divine Mercy is followed by Divine

Justice. Pray a great deal to appease the wrath of My Eternal Father.

My great love for mankind continuously receives abuse and insults

in the Sacrament of My Love.

Pray a great deal, day and night. Souls are running to hell. Abandon

yourself completely to My call so that I will be able to work out My

plan for souls.”

“I give My blessing.”

27th June 1988

REPARATION IN EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Divine Appeal Reflection - 169

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 169: "When only one soul is lost it is eternally lost. By means of My Presence in the Blessed Sacrament repair whenever you see Me. I want mankind to repent otherwise it will cast down innumerable souls into perdition."

Our Adorable Jesus, present in the Blessed Sacrament, invites us to participate in the great work of reparation through Eucharistic adoration. He lovingly calls us to repair for the offenses committed against His Sacred Presence (cf. Matthew 26:38). We join Him in His ceaseless offering of love to the Father in the stillness of adoration, comforting His Heart that has been wounded by sins committed by humanity and indifference. This act of reparation is not merely a duty but a profound privilege to stand with our Lord in His sacrificial love for the world.

The Blessed Sacrament is the source of grace that strengthens us to fulfill this call to reparation. In His Real Presence, our Adorable Jesus empowers us to intercede for souls and make amends for the many transgressions against His infinite goodness (cf. CCC 1380). As St. Peter Julian Eymard explains, Eucharistic adoration allows us to unite ourselves to the perpetual act of love that Jesus offers to the Father. This mystical union transforms our prayers and sacrifices into a powerful means of repairing the damage caused by sin and bringing grace to the world.

Reparation through adoration also deepens our relationship with our Adorable Jesus, who thirsts for our love and communion. By spending time in His Eucharistic Presence, we receive the strength to live lives of holiness, conforming our hearts to His divine will. This intimate encounter with Jesus not only heals and sanctifies us but also enables us to draw others to Him through the witness of our lives (cf. John 12:32). Each moment in adoration becomes a participation in the saving mission of Christ, who desires the salvation of all souls.

Our Adorable Jesus gives us the duty of being co-redeemers in His mission of salvation through this call to repair. Our Lady's mission, which always brings souls to her Son, is in line with the time we spend in adoration, praying and making sacrifices for the conversion of sinners (cf. CCC 964). As we gain strength and grace from His Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament, let us generously answer to this divine appeal, accepting the honor of comforting His Heart and healing the wounds created by sin.

Prayer

Oh most Adorable Jesus, present in the Blessed Sacrament, accept our humble act of reparation for the sins that wound Your Sacred Presence. Strengthen us to console Your Heart, draw sinners to repentance, and unite us to Your infinite love. May our adoration bring You endless glory.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 169

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I am pierced by sacrileges of all kinds.”

“My daughter, listen to Me. Pray more and heed My words.

I come here to seek shelter. My Divine Sacrament is profaned,

abused and blasphemed so much. I spill tears of blood for all

this corruption and almost all of mankind is destroyed by

the devil. Pray a great deal. I need them to hear and know that it is

mankind who brings upon itself punishments, famine, war, and the

threat of Divine Justice.

The world is destroying itself. I am pierced by sacrileges of all kinds.

The priests and many of those consecrated to Me do not believe in

My afflicted appeal. I pour tears of blood over mankind. I come

to beg for souls. The majority are racing towards the precipice of

perdition. Pray a great deal. I am thirsty. Bring Me souls.

I do not want anyone to perish. Be at My disposal. Spend these dark

and terrible hours with Me...

Time is short for saving souls. When only one soul is lost it is

eternally lost. By means of My Presence in the Blessed Sacrament

repair whenever you see Me. I want mankind to repent otherwise it

will cast down innumerable souls into perdition. Time is approaching

and the everlasting ages are mine.”

“I bless you.”

2.00 a.m., 21st June 1988

THE SILENT OFFERING

Divine Appeal Reflection - 168

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 168: "For the sake of souls, keep silent, as though you are picking a flower for Me. I love you to the point of doing good for the souls of mankind. I want you to be full of indulgence and compassion for lost souls. Take care of them through your prayers."

In Jesus' Divine Appeal 168, our Adorable Jesus emphasizes the profound spiritual value of silence, prayer, and compassion for the salvation of souls. He lovingly invites us to "keep silent, as though you are picking a flower for Me," illustrating how silence is not merely the absence of noise but an act of love and surrender that deepens our relationship with Him and bears fruit for others. This silence becomes a sacred offering, enabling His grace to transform our hearts and fostering a deeper union with Him. Through this, we become co-workers with Jesus in the divine work of intercession for souls (cf. CCC 2634).

The value of silence is evident throughout the spiritual life, where it acts as a channel for encountering God. By comparing our silent acts to picking a flower, Jesus illustrates their gentle and deliberate essence, highlighting the grace and beauty that emerge from a heart fully surrendered to Him. Silence allows us to step away from distractions and enter a space where God's presence becomes tangible. Our Adorable Jesus calls us to this interior stillness, which strengthens our ability to pray effectively for the conversion of souls, offering every moment as a spiritual bouquet to Him.

Jesus exemplified this sacred silence during His Passion. Scripture recounts how, when falsely accused, He chose not to defend Himself, fulfilling Isaiah’s prophecy: "He was oppressed and afflicted, yet He did not open His mouth; He was led like a lamb to the slaughter" (cf. Isaiah 53:7). This profound silence was an act of trust and love for the Father’s will, teaching us that silence, embraced with humility, can have salvific power. Our Adorable Jesus asks us to imitate this silence, especially in trials, so we may participate in His redemptive mission

Jesus' exhortation to "be full of indulgence and compassion for lost souls" also demonstrates His unending kindness and desire for us to partake in His redemptive work. He reminds us that every soul is valuable in His eyes, regardless of how wicked they may be (cf. Luke 19:10). Recognizing the intrinsic worth of others is the first step toward compassion, which is then demonstrated through sacrifice and prayer. According to the Catholic Catechism, Jesus Himself begs the Father on behalf of sinners, and He extends an invitation to us to follow suit by performing selfless and devout deeds of love (cf. CCC 2634). We offer great joy to His Sacred Heart and attract innumerable souls to His mercy by embracing prayer, compassion, and silence

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, teach us to cherish the profound gift of silence, to offer it as a flower of love for Your glory. Grant us hearts full of compassion for lost souls and guide us in fervent prayer. May our lives reflect Your mercy, drawing souls to Your loving embrace.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 168

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I dictate to you.”

“Listen to Me, My daughter, do not be afraid of writing down

My words. I, Myself, dictate to you. You cannot put anything

down by yourself. Slowly by slowly you will see the results.

Do not be amazed to see your faculties alight.

For the sake of souls, keep silent, as though you are picking a

flower for Me. I love you to the point of doing good for the souls of

mankind. I want you to be full of indulgence and compassion for lost

souls. Take care of them through your prayers.”

“I bless you.”

12.00 a.m., 19th June 1988

PRAYING WITH DILIGENCE

Divine Appeal Reflection - 167

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 167: "I ask you to pray and I beg you not to grow faint. I call you today to strive with diligence. I want you in the holy habit of praying. Behold the very dawn found Me at prayer. Even in My labours, I lifted Myself to My Eternal Father."

Our Adorable Jesus lovingly calls us to a life steeped in prayer and perseverance. This is not simply a suggestion but a profound invitation to imitate His own example of unceasing union with the Eternal Father. By embracing diligence and faithfulness in prayer, we respond to His Sacred Heart, which thirsts for our love and attention. He reassures us of the power and necessity of prayer, saying, “I ask you to pray and I beg you not to grow faint.” Our Adorable Jesus' abundant grace, which fortifies our faith and joins our hearts with His divine will, is made available to us through consistent prayer. Scripture elegantly affirms the need for constant prayer: "Pray without ceasing" (cf. 1 Thess 5:17), which exhorts us to maintain our commitment to God's communion.

The saints were aware of the transformational potential of persistent prayer. St. Teresa of Calcutta emphasized the importance of prayer in maintaining spiritual life by comparing it to the soul's breath. She encouraged simple acts of trust during times of dryness, reminding us to turn to Jesus with heartfelt love even when words fail. Likewise, St. Padre Pio’s unwavering commitment to prayer, despite immense physical suffering, teaches us the value of dedicating ourselves wholly to interceding for souls. These saints inspire us to follow our Adorable Jesus in striving for prayerful diligence, even amid life’s challenges and distractions.

Forming a holy habit of prayer transforms ordinary routines into acts of love for God. Our Adorable Jesus invites us to cultivate this habit, which sanctifies our lives and deepens our communion with Him. The Gospels reveal that Jesus began His day in prayer, rising early and seeking solitude to commune with the Father (cf. Mark 1:35). This example teaches us the sanctifying power of morning prayer, which allows us to dedicate our works and struggles to God, setting a prayerful tone for the day. Saints like St. John Paul II demonstrated the beauty of daily prayer, faithfully praying the Rosary as a source of peace and strength during his papacy. We are called to include prayer into our daily lives, whether it is through the Holy Rosary, Angelus, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, or silent adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. By accepting His invitation to partake in His divine life, we bring ourselves closer to His Sacred Heart.

Our Adorable Jesus also teaches us to sanctify our work through prayer. As He lifted His heart to the Father even in His labors, He calls us to do the same. This is clearly shown by St. Benedict's motto , ora et labora ("pray and work"), which invites us to combine our efforts with prayer. When we surrender our determined activity to God, it transforms into worship, and we grow closer to Him. Divine Appeal 167 emphasizes well that prayer is not only in times of stillness but also a form of activity. Let us pray, inspired by the saints, trusting that each moment spent with the Adorable Jesus brings us nearer to His Sacred Heart and the eternal embrace of the Father.

Prayer

Our Adorable Jesus, teach us to persevere in prayer as You lovingly invite us to commune with You. Strengthen our hearts to seek You with diligence, offering our works and struggles to the Eternal Father. May our lives reflect Your love and draw souls closer to Your divine presence.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 167

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“I am thirsty.”

“My daughter, listen to My cry. Do not let it be enough to pray

at certain times. I ask you to pray and I beg you not to grow faint.

I call you today to strive with diligence. I want you in the holy habit

of praying. Behold the very dawn found Me at prayer. Even in My

labours, I lifted Myself to My Eternal Father. Everywhere you will

find difficulties outside and within, both secret and in the open.

When you are tempted, do not be shaken. “I am thirsty, bring Me

souls in your prayers. The souls I love so much do not understand

to what extent. This is My word. I ask souls to come back to My

sheepfold. Take a long look at My Face full of pain.

Now that you understand Me better in the Sacrament of My Love,
do not go away from My Loving look. I want you and call you to
make amends for so many glances of souls especially those who are
consecrated to Me. Do not leave Me alone. Great is My thirst for
souls.”

“I bless you.”

19th June 1988

NAMELESS ABOMINATIONS AGAINST OUR ADORABLE JESUS

Divine Appeal Reflection - 166

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 166: "My grief is for the many souls consecrated to Me who always leave Me deserted and they never believe in My presence in the Eucharist. All nameless abominations are committed against Me in the lonely days and long hours of thirst. I remain all alone before the altars. "

Our Adorable Jesus reveals the depth of His suffering in the Blessed Sacrament through these mournful words. His Sacred Presence, which is supposed to be a source of compassion, mercy, and healing (cf CCC 1391), is instead subjected to acts of contempt, negligence, and blatant sacrilege. These “nameless abominations” are not always grand offenses but often the subtle, everyday indifference and faithlessness of humanity. Each moment of abandonment, every lack of belief, is a wound to His Sacred Heart, which longs to be known, loved, and adored. Our Adorable Jesus remains a silent witness to these offenses, enduring them with infinite patience and love.

The loneliness of Jesus in the Eucharist reflects His unquenched thirst for souls. He waits, day and night, in the tabernacle, longing for the faithful to keep Him company (cf. Matthew 26:40). Yet, He is left alone, not just physically but also spiritually, as many fail to approach Him with reverence and faith. This abandonment by His consecrated souls and lay faithful alike intensifies His grief. His Sacred Heart burns with a desire to pour out graces upon those who come to Him, but instead, He finds Himself ignored, His presence dismissed as a mere symbol by those who should know Him best.

The “nameless abominations” that wound our Adorable Jesus can be understood as sins of both omission and commission against His Eucharistic Presence. Irreverence manifests in casual behavior within the church, receiving Holy Communion without proper preparation, or neglecting to show outward signs of adoration. Sacrilege arises when the Eucharist is received in a state of mortal sin or desecrated in any form. Indifference—perhaps the most painful of all—treats His presence as an obligation rather than a privilege, failing to appreciate the gift of His love. These acts, great and small, pierce His Sacred Heart, which hungers for a response of faith and devotion (cf. Psalm 42:2).

Our Adorable Jesus endures “long hours of thirst,” not for water, but for the love and companionship of souls (cf. John 19:28). Every hour spent in His presence, every act of love given to Him, serves to comfort His Sacred Heart's loneliness. Let us respond to His appeal by coming close to Him in the Eucharist, offering our prayers and sacrifices to lessen His pain and make amends for the disregard done against Him. May we never stop adoring, loving, and believing in our Eucharistic Lord.

Prayer

Adorable Jesus, in Your Eucharistic presence, we offer our love and reparation for the offenses and abominations committed against You. In Your lonely hours of thirst, may our devotion console Your Sacred Heart. Strengthen our faith, deepen our reverence, and draw all souls to adore You in the Blessed Sacrament.

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

DIVINE APPEAL 166

ON THE EUCHARIST:A DIVINE APPEAL

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

VOLUME 1

“All nameless abominations are committed against Me in the lonely

days and long hours of thirst.”

“My daughter, pray a great deal. I want you to repair for the souls in

peril. I come here to seek shelter. My grief is for the many souls

consecrated to Me who always leave Me deserted and they never

believe in My presence in the Eucharist. All nameless abominations

are committed against Me in the lonely days and long hours of thirst.

I remain all alone before the altars. Their profanation serves their

condemnation. Let Me speak to you and pour out My words of mercy

towards souls. Do not be afraid of the power of the devil, it is not

greater than Mine. I am so consoled that you cry out to Me.

I am a prey to sadness. I am still enduring more deadly grief. My

Heart is crushed by the heavy weight of offences especially those of

the souls consecrated to Me. I implore you to appease My anger with

your prayers. Time is short for saving souls.”

“I bless you.”

2.00 a.m., 18th June 1988

GRACE, SIN AND HELL

Divine Appeal Reflection - 165

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 165: "Grace loses its power. Sin increases and finally souls end up in hell."

The power of grace is an exceptional gift from our Adorable Jesus, intended to bring souls into closer relationship with God. Grace enlightens the mind, fortifies the will, and inspires the heart to virtue and holiness. Grace pours freely through sacraments, particularly the Holy Eucharist and Confession, to strengthen us in our spiritual struggles. Yet, grace demands cooperation, as God respects human freedom. The Church teaches, drawing from the wisdom of St. Augustine, that while God created us without our involvement, He wills to save us only with our free cooperation. This profound truth highlights God’s respect for human freedom and our responsibility to respond to His grace (cf. CCC 1847).When we refuse or overlook grace, we render it ineffective in our lives, not because of a lack of God's power, but because of our own hardness of heart.

Sin, in opposition to grace, actively weakens the soul and raises a curtain between the sinner and God. Untouched by repentance, sin blackens the conscience and holds captive the soul, inducing estrangement from the Spirit. Particularly serious given the enormity of this mortal sin, is the fact that severing it tears up all sanctifying grace from the soul. Sacred Scripture reveals that the wages of sin is death, yet the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus for those who respond to His call and live in union with Him (cf. Rom 6:23). Without sincere repentance and a return to God, the weight of sin accumulates, leading the soul further into darkness and diminishing its ability to respond to God’s merciful call.

The ultimate consequence of rejecting grace and persisting in sin is eternal separation from God, which our Adorable Jesus reveals as the tragic reality of hell. The Catechism defines this situation as the definitive loss of contact with God, who alone satisfies the soul's deepest needs (cf. CCC 1035). Despite this awful fact, God is patient and gracious, desiring that no one perish but that all come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9). However, He does not impose His love on anybody; the soul must choose to turn to Him and receive His mercy.

Our Adorable Jesus continually extends His hand, offering the grace necessary to resist sin and embrace eternal life. This Divine Appeal reminds us of the urgency to cooperate with grace through a life of prayer, sacramental devotion, and acts of reparation. Let us respond wholeheartedly to His call, striving to live in His grace daily. In doing so, we allow His transformative power to reign in our lives and lead us to eternal joy in His presence.

Prayer

Oh our Adorable Jesus, pour forth Your grace upon us to strengthen our souls and lead us away from sin. Help us to repent sincerely, embrace Your mercy, and live in holiness. May Your light guide us always, shielding us from eternal separation, and drawing us closer to Your loving heart.

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

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