Post by Eric Gajewski on Dec 2, 2015 20:41:38 GMT
#New #TradCatKnight: #Poem: “The Night Is Far Spent”
Please enjoy my latest poem.
The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and manifest day of the Lord come. Acts 2:20
The Virgin Mary to Blessed Sister Aiello (1950's):
“You cannot possibly imagine what is going to happen. A great revolution (worldwide) shall break out and the streets shall be stained with blood. The earth shall quake so violently as to scare all mankind. And so, the wicked shall perish according to the inexorably severity of Divine Justice. If possible, publish this message throughout the world, and admonish all the people to do penance and to return right away to God”
‘The wills of men do not change. They live in their obstinacy of sin. More severe are the scourges and plagues to recall them to the way of God; but men still become furious, like wounded beasts (and harden their hearts against the Grace of God). The world is no longer worthy of pardon, but only of fire, destruction and death’
‘Make it known to all men that, repentant, they must return to God, and, in doing so, may hope for pardon, and be saved from the just vengeance of a scorned God’.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2015/12/poem-night-is-far-spent.html#more
Please enjoy my latest poem.
The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and manifest day of the Lord come. Acts 2:20
The Virgin Mary to Blessed Sister Aiello (1950's):
“You cannot possibly imagine what is going to happen. A great revolution (worldwide) shall break out and the streets shall be stained with blood. The earth shall quake so violently as to scare all mankind. And so, the wicked shall perish according to the inexorably severity of Divine Justice. If possible, publish this message throughout the world, and admonish all the people to do penance and to return right away to God”
‘The wills of men do not change. They live in their obstinacy of sin. More severe are the scourges and plagues to recall them to the way of God; but men still become furious, like wounded beasts (and harden their hearts against the Grace of God). The world is no longer worthy of pardon, but only of fire, destruction and death’
‘Make it known to all men that, repentant, they must return to God, and, in doing so, may hope for pardon, and be saved from the just vengeance of a scorned God’.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2015/12/poem-night-is-far-spent.html#more
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