When the second Sunday after Easter comes, and souls have already been washed by the Blood poured out by Christ in His Passion, the time has come to reconfirm the commitment with Him, to confess before His Heart the most hidden sins, those that cause shame within the beings and that sometimes cannot even be said before God.

It is the moment to surrender before the absolute Love of the Creator who, with compassionate eyes, turns towards each being upon this Earth and, with Pity and Mercy, forgives them of their oldest and most unknown sins.

It is the time to live in the spirit of humility and to recognize one's own imperfections and weaknesses, the fragilities and ignorances that cause souls to fall, every day.

It is time to look at the Cross of Christ and also to look at the empty Sepulcher, and to know that the One who has been lifted up by human sins, by His Love and Forgiveness, has resurrected, showing each being the path to eternal life, to transcendence of every human condition, including that which separates it from the Time of God, which is death.

The Feast of Divine Mercy is the moment when souls rejoice in Christ. No sin was greater than the power of His Love, and even the self-condemnation of souls can not overcome the Mercy of the Redeemer when hearts surrender before the Cross.

Today, children, is a day to remember the absolute and unfathomable Love of God and to also do this for those who do not, because the One who died on the Cross and resurrected did it out of love for all souls and for everyone.

Therefore, pray for those who are lost, pray for those who do not look to Christ and who are indifferent to all the Graces and Mercies of the Redeemer because, in this way, you will be able to intercede so that at least, at the last moment of their lives or after, these souls may have an opportunity to repent.

The Feast of Divine Mercy is the moment when souls understand a gift that God gives freely to those who only open their hearts and repent. Be humble before the Creator, resigned to His Will and willing to be loved with an immense and unfathomable Love. And, beyond any error, you will know the power of Divine Mercy.

You have My blessing for this.

The Most Chaste Saint Joseph