The Deliverance Ne†work

This segment features a message from purported visionary ‘Pelianito’, which is shared for your discernment. It speaks about sin and Mercy, and how we must practice mercy as best we can in our own lives and towards others. It also shares a pleading from Jesus to help him in the salvation of souls. This is a call that is for all of us who have converted and who strive for Heaven and work for the Kingdom. We are called to imitate and become ‘like’ the divine Mercy, as its perfect practice is something we fall short of in our fallen nature.

To help you though, in the practice of Mercy, this segment also shares a reflection that you can subscribe to and have delivered to your inbox – ‘Divine Mercy Daily’. More information and a link to subscribe can be found here.

In a series of revelations to St. Maria Faustina Kowalska in the 1930s, our Lord called for a special feast day to be celebrated on the Sunday after Easter. Today, we know that feast as Divine Mercy Sunday, named by Pope St. John Paul II at the canonization of St. Faustina on April 30, 2000, and this year we celebrate this feast on Sunday, April 11, 2021. This is a good time to incorporate the practice and knowledge of Mercy into our spiritual lives – as a benefit for ourselves and for all those our lives and prayer lives touch.

Karen

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Our Easter Special features several experiences of Jesus and God the Father in our celebration of the risen Christ in the Easter Season. It also features a mini examination of the example of St. Augustine and the need for us to truly seek the things of God, as our hearts are restless until we rest in God.

It serves as well as example of how we are to proceed in our firm adherence and witness to the faith, even amidst spiritual attack, so that we run the good race and keep our eyes set firmly on our destination – which of course is Heaven.

Happy Easter and God Bless, everyone!

Karen

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This segment shares a solemn commemoration of Good Friday as we pause to pray and remember and give thanks for the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross on Good Friday. It also shares a personal experience of Jesus passing through the ‘gate’ so that He could purchase for all humanity the redemption through His sacrifice.

This segment also highlights a message from Countdown to the Kingdom through the ‘Californian Soul’ that ‘sees’ numbers from the Blue Book, originally given to Fr. Stefano Gobbi. The message illustrates powerfully that Mary has been given to all humanity as a mother – a mother that we should seek to grow in relationship with, as relationship with our mother benefits us greatly in our walk to become like Christ.

Karen

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