Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Message from St. Thomas Aquinas given to Visionary Maureen Sweeney-Kyle in North Ridgeville, USA

St. Thomas Aquinas comes. He says: "Praise be to Jesus." He pulls back the little 'cape' that's part of his habit to reveal a cross over his heart, and says: "Do not reject it, sister. Many souls are at stake."

"But I have come to speak to you this morning about faith. Faith is the bulwark that supports the bridge of love and humility, which spans the abyss between Heaven and earth. When faith begins to corrode, the entire bridge is in jeopardy. It is always a doubting spirit which interferes with faith. Doubts are either human or diabolic. The adversary of faith knows how to appeal to the human intellect and ego."

"So I am telling you that pride is a fertile field for doubts. Pride may take the form of fear; such as, 'Perhaps I believe in something that I shouldn't believe in--what will people think?' Or the pride may come into the heart as false discernment or intellectual ego; 'I know better--I can see through this.' It is Satan's job to excite doubts in what faith has upheld. If Heaven has a plan, he is immediately mounting opposition."

"This is why simplicity of heart is important. Simplicity is like the finger in the dyke holding back the flood of disbelief. The simple heart is not worried about how he appears to others. His sole desire is to appeal to God. In this alone, he expends all his efforts with a Holy Indifference as to what others think or say. The simple-hearted soul has the strongest faith. He is surefooted on the bridge between Heaven and earth, and the bridge he traverses is grounded on solid faith."