Wednesday, November 14, 2001

Message from Our Lady Queen of Peace to Edson Glauber

My peace to you and your family, Maria do Carmo. I am Our Lady of the Conception!

I come from heaven to implore that the Amazonian people pray much more, so that your Amazonas will not suffer the consequences of war. Have a one hour vigil every day. Pray daily. Make adoration before the Blessed Sacrament in the Altar after the Holy Mass, at least ten minutes daily, asking for the end of the war in the whole world. This is my request as a very afflicted and worried Mother. Thank you for answering me. Be attentive to my call. Be with my peace and the peace of my Son Jesus Christ: in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen!

The Virgin gave this message to my mother after the terrorist attacks, which occurred on September 11. Two days before this attack, the Virgin had appeared and told her to pray a lot, asking for God's mercy for the world, because something very sad was going to happen that would shake humanity. The Virgin conveyed this message to my mother very sad and with great pain in her Heart. So she pleaded, asking for an end to the war and divine protection, because new armed conflicts began, which could hit other countries, if they did not make reparations and prayers to God.

When the Virgin asked for ten minutes of adoration of Jesus daily, it was to show us that there are people who cannot stand before Jesus in the sacrament, adoring Him, even five minutes. She asked, at least ten minutes, because it is right to be adoring Jesus for much longer, but many have not yet opened their hearts to this call of hers, living it deeply. When the chastisement comes in the world, many will want to adore Jesus, to beg Jesus for strength, to be before him in the Blessed Sacrament, but they won't be able to, because there may not be time for that. And even, God is going to show these people that they could have done this much earlier, in peace, in tranquility and they didn't want to, despising and losing this opportunity and grace to worship him in the Churches, in the Blessed Sacrament.