Roman Deacon
Mark Mallett
—Spiritual Food For Thought—
Time Is Very Short!
ONCE again, I wish that the trumpets being blown by God's angels would be heard more clearly in our hearts!
The time is very short!
I sensed the Blessed Mother saying today that the years we live in now are nearly an illusion. That the years we are living in now are like the last days of a patient who is kept alive by a respirator, but who would die if the machine were turned off. Or like those clouds which, after the sun has set, illumine the sky, shedding new light for a few more brief moments. God has provided these clouds to guide a few more souls… whoever will listen… into the Ark of Refuge before the Great Storm is unleashed upon the world.
Can you not see? Can you not hear? Can you not tell the signs of the times? Why then do you spend your days in dissipation, chasing phantoms, and polishing your idols? Can you not perceive that this present age is passing, and all that is temporal will be tested by fire? Oh, that you would indeed be set aflame with the fire of my Immaculate Heart consumed by the living flame of love, burning infinitely and endlessly in the breast of my Son. Draw near to this flame while there is still time. I do not say that you have much time left. But I do say that you should be wise with what you have been given. The last luminous clouds of truth are about to vanish, and the earth as you know it will be plunged into great darkness, the darkness of its own sin. Race, then. Race to my Immaculate Heart. For while there is still time, I will receive you like a mother hen gathering her chicks beneath her wings. I have wept, and prayed, and interceded for these last moments for you! Oh, my grief… my grief for those who have not taken advantage of this gift from Heaven!
Pray for souls. Pray for the lost sheep. Pray for those who are in danger of losing their souls, for they are many. Never discount the mysterious and ineffable Mercy of my Son. But waste no more time, for time now is merely an illusion.
But take heed to yourselves lest your hearts be weighed down with dissipation and drunkenness and cares of this life, and that day come upon you suddenly like a snare; for it will come upon all who dwell upon the face of the whole earth. But watch at all times, praying that you may have strength to escape all these things that will take place, and to stand before the Son of Man. (Luke 21:34-36)
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