OLOE Message 08-05-2002

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Our Lady of Emmitsburg

To the World

through Gianna Sullivan

August 5, 2002

 

 

My dear little children, praised be Jesus!

Little children, darkness can be overcome only through the Light of Love.  There is no other way to silence evil and defeat it except through the Light of Love.  There are two choices in life and they are to either love or not to love.

When each soul goes before the Father, it will be asked the same question, “How have you loved?”  Peace can exist even though the violence of crime, dissension, and hatred seem so prevalent.  Peace can exist, but it can only exist through the love of neighbor.  To “love” and to “like” someone are two different entities.  You are all called to love one another even though you may not like someone.

My Son is Love.

He loves each one of you and He desires you to live in a world of peace and unity.  He desires each one of you to live in eternal peace with Him in glory.  The choice is yours.

It is best not to try to defend your reasons for avoiding one another and not loving.  The only way to know yourself and God is to love yourself and your neighbor.  Peace can exist and darkness can be overcome through the rays of the Light of Love.

I love you, little ones, as your heavenly Mother who seeks to intercede on your behalf to Jesus.

Thank you for responding to my call.

(This message represents the resumption of Our Lady’s public messages through Gianna which Our Lady had withheld since September 8, 2000, when the weekly Marian Prayer Group at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Emmitsburg, Maryland, had been halted.)