The Vatican’s Trial

Divine Appeal Reflection - 250

Today, consider in Divine Appeal 250: "The diabolical army is free to march throughout the world! The Red Lucifer works in Rome with the strongest infernal Legions! The strong Rock in Rome infiltrated into Vatican, marching amid the ranks of high prelates!"

Glory and adoration be to Our Adorable Jesus, Sovereign King of the Universe, Eternal High Priest, and Silent Victim in the Most Holy Eucharist—who speaks not to condemn, but to awaken; who unveils the hidden battles not to crush hearts in fear, but to call them to fidelity and reparation. In His infinite mercy, He discloses the mystery of iniquity working from within the sacred walls of His Church, not as a distant danger, but a present, active reality (cf. 2 Thessalonians 2:7; CCC 675). This is a moment of divine unveiling—a painful, prophetic hour in which the enemy no longer merely surrounds the Bride, but has found entrance into her sanctuary, corrupting from the heights what once stood as the last fortress of truth.

Our Adorable Jesus,unveils the tragedy of a Church wounded by her own ministers, wherein the infernal spirits—the strongest among the fallen legions—are no longer lurking in the shadows, but have clothed themselves in robes of ecclesial dignity. What was once unthinkable has become visible: the spiritual defilement of Rome’s mission. The altar of truth is often overshadowed by diplomacy; sacred doctrine is treated as negotiable; and the smoke of Satan (cf. Pope Paul VI, 1972) has mingled with the incense of the sanctuary. How often do we see prelates defend moral relativism under the banner of mercy, tolerate sacrilege under the guise of inclusivity, and reject divine order for the sake of cultural relevance? This is not merely error—it is diabolical disorientation allowed to march unopposed.

Yet Our Adorable Jesus, betrayed but ever faithful, entrusts the restoration not to councils or declarations alone, but to the lowly hearts who still burn with love for Him. He gathers not the acclaimed, but the unseen—souls aflame with adoration, weepers who intercede in silence, and hidden victims whose lives are poured out in reparation. As once the Church flowered in the shadows of catacombs, so now arises a remnant—purified by truth, proven in loyal obscurity, and anointed through sacred affliction. We are called to become living tabernacles, safeguarding the flame of divine love when many churches grow cold. In this hour of crisis, every act of reverence, every Rosary prayed, every confession made in sorrow, becomes a weapon against the infernal march. The Lord builds anew from what is small, faithful, and pure (cf. 1 Corinthians 1:27–29).

This is not a time for spiritual apathy but for heroic holiness. The Holy Spirit still animates the Church, and though the bark of Peter may be battered, it shall not be sunk (cf. Matthew 16:18). We must therefore take up the weapons of faith—not in public defiance, but in quiet victory: Eucharistic adoration, fasting, Marian consecration, fidelity to magisterial teaching, and a life rooted in the Gospel. Let us offer our tears for priests and prelates who have fallen, and our prayers for Rome, which now bears the stigmata of apostasy. The Church is undergoing her Passion, but from this crucible, the Immaculate Heart will triumph. With hearts vigilant and souls surrendered, let us walk beside Our Adorable Jesus—who, though abandoned in the temple of His own dwelling, remains with us until the end of the age (cf. Matthew 28:20).

Prayer:

Our Adorable Jesus, Light in darkness and Lamb wounded within Your own sanctuary, we adore You. Strengthen us to be faithful amid betrayal, reverent amid desecration, and loving amid hatred. May our prayers console You, our fidelity defend You, and our hearts become Your dwelling. Reign, Lord, in truth and triumph. Amen.

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