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- power is made perfect in weakness" (2 Cor 12:9)
The world and those who are of the world are terrified of this.
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Systematic corruption was at work with persecution & oppression to make the Son of Man homeless, Lk 9:58. It does the same today creating homelessness for those who the world considers refuse.
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"I will give you the strength to suffer,” Jesus tells me continually. “I want your soul to be purified and tried by a daily hidden martyrdom” .” How many times,” Jesus said to me a little while ago, “would you have abandoned me, my son, if I had not crucified you.”
St. Padre Pio
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They came together... and laid their plans to capture Jesus by treachery and put him to death. Matthew 26: 3-4
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"Like my ancestors, I came into this world prepared to suffer for truth."
St. Philip of Moscow
Bishop & Martyr
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Be still before the Lord and wait in patience;
do not fret at the man who prospers;
a man who makes evil plots
to bring down the needy and the poor.
Psalm 37
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Intuition sparked the thought, invoking the Holy Spirit set it aflame; Guardian Angel confirms the message;
"They are not of God"
If the one who is insignificant knows, it is because The Right Ones Know.
The Great Exposure
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The time of a great purification has been happening, yet it will reach the midway point by 2023, where a more severe form of the purification begins again.
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When you look at the ones who are trying to initiate a change in the church by killing their own from within, and through their own very hardened hearts, they are not poor people. The poor are the chosen recipients of the Gospel of Christ.
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Prophets weren't whistleblowers neither the Apostles, the Martyrs, nor anyone who defends the truth in Christ.
To the corrupt whose repetitious sin dulls their conscious anyone who is not like them & confronts evil & wrong is a whistleblower
Defending truth is a God-given gift
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One of the many attributes to the Christian martyrs is that they didn't become martyrs by being a chicken.
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In Mark 1: 40-45 Jesus heals a Leper of leprosy.
Think about it. How do we bring Christ to others who are experiencing illness, discrimination, rejection, isolation? Or do we push them away, apart from us? Do we as Baptised
Christians cooperate with that grace given to us ?
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Look at the funnel system of corruption in almost every Diocese. Some corrupt parish priests and corrupt council members who exploit the vulnerable in some very sinister ways all for $$$$$. Who would ever think this could be happening?
The Right Ones Know!
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The poor, widows and widowers, the homeless, the forgotten and neglected, the abandoned, the hungry, those who the world passes over unseen. Bless them, Jesus, as you do, because others that should simply don't.




