GRM 35.5
The Gospel as revealed to me
Quotation
Even if we should never see this sky again, or this country or the even dearer country of Galilee, we shall always have everything, because we shall have Him.
Detail
Joseph speaks of Jesus and says:
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GRM 35.5
Even if we should never see this sky again, or this country or the even dearer country of Galilee, we shall always have everything, because we shall have Him.
Joseph speaks of Jesus and says:
GRM 35.7
The Decalogue is the Law; and My Gospel is the Doctrine that makes the Law clearer for you and more loving to follow. The Law and My Doctrine would be sufficient to make saints of men.
GRM 35.9
‘Greatness’ is not to be found in criminality. It is in goodness, in honesty, in love, in justice.
GRM 35.12
Give Me your sorrow. That is all I want. It is greater than anything else you could give Me. It is Friday today, Mary. Think of My grief and of My Mother’s on Golgotha in order to be able to bear your cross.
Our peace and love remain with you.
GRM 36.8
True love is not selfish.
GRM 36.9
Whatever comes from Good God is ‘good’. Even if it is poor and meagre, love gives it flavour and body, the love that allows you to see, in the Eternal Creator, the Father Who loves you.
GRM 36.9
Food is good, rest is serene, hearts are happy, when you have worked well and you enjoy the resting time between one job and the next one. Neither in the houses nor in the minds of those who love work, can various vices arise. And, in its absence, love, esteem, mutual respect prosper and tender children grow in a pure atmosphere and they thus become the origin of future holy families.
GRM 37.8
(...) A son is not only flesh. He has a mind, a heart, a soul. Believe Me, no one is more entitled and more obliged than a father and a mother to form that mind, that heart, that soul.
GRM 38.7
Is it not fair that two, who love each other, should have the same thoughts and the same wishes, so that each may accept the wishes of the other as if they were his own?
GRM 38.7
ou do not necessarily spoil your children just because you keep them at home. To keep them at home implies loving them with good common sense and wholeheartedly.