Messages of Saint Joseph

I was finishing the Devotional of Saint Joseph and, before He appeared, I began to feel a sharp pain in my heart, something that took my breath away and little by little I was losing strength physically, but I did not know what was happening. When He was approaching, the pain intensified. It was something that troubled me not only physically, but also internally, because it brought a sadness that could not fit inside of me and I could no longer even pray or think about anything. Saint Joseph just watched me and said He was letting me feel a bit of the pain of God, by the denial of a soul, so I could better understand what the Creator feels when observing the world and so that my prayers could deepen as well as the understanding that the denial of souls towards God is more than the action of a personality, it is something deeply spiritual and it makes the Heart of God suffer deeply. He said: "This is what God feels for one soul. Imagine what He feels for all the souls that deny Him in the whole world. "

Saint Joseph explained that I was not living this experience only for myself, but for every praying being in the world that must deepen their own contact with God. Therefore He asked me to make this report when transcribing the message.

As I could not write or move, Saint Joseph waited in silence for about twenty minutes. Then He asked me to write the daily message just as I was feeling because it would be short.

Child,

Feel in your heart the pain of God, which is not of this world and it is not similar to anything you can feel naturally, as a human being.

Receive this offering with gratitude and thus learn about a small part of what the Creator feels with the deviations of this world.

Learn, child, with the pain of God in your heart, to pray with true love, to clamor with true fear of God, to invoke His Mercy, not only to relieve the creatures of this Earth, but above all so that such a Kind and Perfect Lord does not have to suffer the pains that His children cause Him by constant denial and indifference.

If the pain that only one soul causes to the Heart of God already makes you lose your breath and feel you will lose your life, understand then, child, how much the Creator suffers for all the souls of the world.

I only ask that you offer yourself in reparation of the denial of the world; that you do not be indifferent before God. Love as you must love and surrender your life without conditions. Even if your surrender seems small or insignificant, you will be able to help the balance that generates the salvation of many souls.

May what I make you feel be impressed on these words and, more than concepts and ideas, may humanity receive an experience.

Your Father and Friend,

The Most Chaste Saint Joseph