The John-Henry Westen Show - The astonishing revelation recorded in St. Faustina's diary on the day of Pope Francis' birth

00:00:00.000 Welcome to the John Henry Weston Show. I've got an awesome guest today.

00:00:04.080 You know him quite well. Father James Altman has been a lightning rod in the Church.

00:00:09.440 He's really like a John the Baptist sent during these times of darkness to show where the light

00:00:15.480 is. And in light of what we're heading up to, this Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday. I know many

00:00:21.060 of you are in the midst of the Novena for Divine Mercy. There are so many aspects of Divine Mercy

00:00:27.420 that are just fascinating that Father's going to get into with us. But I want to focus also on one

00:00:35.440 really unbelievable revelation inside the diary which gave us Divine Mercy, inside St. Faustina's

00:00:44.500 diary. On the day of the birth of Pope Francis, of Jorge Maria Bergoglio, December 17, 1936,

00:00:54.440 there was a fascinating diary entry inside St. Faustina's diary, the Saint of Divine Mercy.

00:01:02.500 You're going to want to stay tuned to this episode.

00:01:04.560 Father Altman, so good you could be with us.

00:01:25.620 It is. During this week, especially when we are so much in need of mercy. Yeah, I couldn't ask it for a

00:01:33.880 better time. Thank you for the privilege. Thank you, Father. If you wouldn't mind, please lead us

00:01:39.200 off in a prayer. I will. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

00:01:46.400 For our prayer, the conversion prayer, Divine Mercy. You expired, Jesus, but the source of life

00:01:52.320 gushed forth, gushed forth for souls. In the ocean of mercy opened up for the whole world.

00:01:59.640 The fount of life, unfathomable divine mercy. Emvelop the whole world, and empty yourself upon us.

00:02:08.780 No blood and water which gushed forth in the heart of Jesus is a fount of mercy for us.

00:02:13.760 I trust in you. I trust in you. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

00:02:21.240 Amen. Amen. Well, there we are. Thank you, Father.

00:02:25.980 What a prayer. A prayer of mercy.

00:02:31.220 So tell us, Father, Divine Mercy. What is it all about?

00:02:35.140 Saint Faustina, what's she all about? And let's maybe start there.

00:02:38.660 Okay. Well, in order to have mercy, we need to understand that that's just not Santa Claus

00:02:49.900 coming down from his sleigh with a big bag full of presents wrapped up mercy.

00:02:56.520 Well, here, you need a bigger one than you. That's not what mercy is. That's not how it works.

00:03:03.340 And what Saint Faustina, which came at a time when the world was in chaos, as it still is,

00:03:08.180 is so much in need of mercy. Then, as now, was trying to tell us that in order to have mercy,

00:03:18.660 it doesn't matter how evil you are, no matter what you have done, though your sins be as scarlet.

00:03:24.060 We're going to talk about that later on.

00:03:27.780 Nevertheless, repent. And for the mercy, that's how it gets to you.

00:03:33.160 That's how it is given to you. First, repentance and mercy.

00:03:35.560 And in fact, every single prophet, you know, you can think of Jonah as a perfect example,

00:03:41.840 wanted to preach, repent, repent, because the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent for the sake

00:03:49.640 of your eternal soul. Repent. It was always repent. You know, the first words I had to say,

00:03:54.100 John the Baptist, when he went off preaching was repent. And the first words of Jesus,

00:03:59.080 basically, in his public ministry was, repent, the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Repent. That is the

00:04:05.580 first. What does repent mean, Father? Ultimately, it means, and you hear this repentance, what that

00:04:12.960 means in the act of contrition, which is you can have, oh my God, I'm hardly sorry for having offended

00:04:20.900 thee. That's where it starts. Well, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Lord, for having offended thee. And I detest

00:04:28.460 my sins because, because I fear the loss of heaven and the pains of hell. Of course, that's imperfect

00:04:33.600 contrition, which we'll talk about in the parable of the prodigal son. But most of all, and here comes

00:04:39.120 the most beautiful repentance, but most of all, because they've offended you, my God, we're all good

00:04:43.720 and deserving of all my love. That's perfect contrition. Not many people get there. Not

00:04:49.700 many people really get, we, we all repent because we're afraid of the punishment part. We're afraid of

00:04:56.680 the consequences. I mean, when, in real life, when we have to repent to other human beings, I'm so

00:05:03.700 sorry for having offended you. Sometimes a child will say that to the parent because he knows what's

00:05:10.440 coming. Uh, as adults, we try to say it because we have offended somebody and we don't want the

00:05:16.220 repercussions or we actually genuinely have that sort of a perfect contrition where you've hurt someone

00:05:21.200 and they start to cry and you know, it's your fault. You can't help it. Say, I'm sorry. I didn't really

00:05:30.520 mean it. You know, always sin always seems like a good idea at the time. That's why we do it. Uh, but,

00:05:37.580 but when we're found out when the consequences of our bad behavior, uh, take shape, it doesn't seem

00:05:46.440 like such a good idea. Uh, the, one of the great problems we have in the world is that the consequences

00:05:53.080 of sin aren't immediate. Uh, they're somewhat delayed. And, uh, some of the great saints, doctors

00:06:00.240 of the church have said, listen, one of, one of the things that fools people because they want to be

00:06:05.240 told is the idea that, well, I can sin, nothing happened. Therefore I can sin again, or I can sin

00:06:12.020 then I can repent, but then I can sin again because nothing's really going to happen. Uh, I just did a

00:06:17.100 full clock on these great doctors of the church and how they said, don't get a little presumptuous.

00:06:24.080 That's a sin in and of itself. Don't get a little presumptuous about sinning freely. Uh, because

00:06:30.840 we, oh, first of all, we don't know the day we're going to get called out of this world and which

00:06:34.780 time, if you're just sitting freely, it's too late. Uh, so, uh, that's what repentance is to

00:06:42.560 actually say, all right, uh, I was selfish and I chose to sin and now I'm sorry, whether it's

00:06:51.300 imperfect because I fear the loss of heaven or perfect because I have offended you, my Lord.

00:06:55.900 And we'll get to the, the beauty of perfect contrition, uh, later on in, in our, in our

00:07:01.780 talk here today. So repentance or repentance is first of all, you have to know you've sinned

00:07:07.900 and then to be sorry for it for whatever reason. And, and then actually a firm purpose of amendment,

00:07:15.400 try to adjust your life. Not, okay, I'm sorry, but I'm going to keep doing it. Uh, choosing my

00:07:22.600 favorite vices. We really have to struggle with that daily. And you know, it's a good thing we

00:07:28.320 have that. Otherwise we might get a little big at it. I mean, most dangerous position you're ever in

00:07:32.080 is to say, Oh, I, I have conquered this sin and, and I don't have to worry about it anymore. Oh no,

00:07:39.060 no. You know, if you send in a particular area before you're, uh, it's like scars when you, when

00:07:48.580 you're scarred from a wound. Yeah. You're, you're sort of healed there, but, but it can, that wound

00:07:55.200 can be reopened easier than had it never been wounded in the first place. So never let us get

00:08:00.640 presumptuous or to live too cocky about, I have conquered anything. Uh, because that's, you're just

00:08:08.560 setting yourself up for Satan. You're opening the door for Satan to attack. When you don't realize

00:08:13.280 I better rely on Jesus. I better hold tight to Jesus every single day, better implore him to give

00:08:20.040 me strength this day to get through the challenges or temptations of the day. And they'll come

00:08:24.500 when you're least prepared for it because you haven't continued to prepare for it because you

00:08:30.080 think you've conquered it. That's, that's just dangerous ground. One of those questions, father,

00:08:35.040 I think a lot of people have is, is that firm purpose of amendment. When you go into confession

00:08:41.560 and you're, you know, you're supposed to sort of, I'll never commit the sin again. So help me God.

00:08:49.900 But at the same time, you know, like I've done this a thousand times. I've been to confession a

00:08:55.420 thousand times and, and I'm still doing it. Right. There's every likelihood that I'm going to do it

00:09:01.920 again. I don't want to. Right. Does it still count?

00:09:08.280 Yes. Uh, remember what does it act of contrition? You know, they, they made it off flowery and made

00:09:17.540 it something. It wasn't, we had the perfect act of contrition that the nuns pretty much told us.

00:09:24.080 And it was, I firmly resolve with the help of thy grace, right? Which means we, we're going to need

00:09:32.540 that grace every single day. It's not with the help of thy grace today. And then I'm good to go for the

00:09:37.040 next month. No, no, no. I firmly resolve with the help of thy grace. Um, father crappy, who, uh, he had a

00:09:45.980 brilliant talk once where a woman had come into confession and it's okay to say, this is a general

00:09:52.200 thing. So it's not revealing anything. And, and we, every single priest, I can tell you, every

00:09:57.000 single priest hears it as well. The same line, which is, well, I've done it all. I keep doing

00:10:03.100 the sin father and, and, you know, I, no matter what I keep doing it. So it's that same thing you

00:10:09.360 were just saying in, uh, so father crappy said to her, well, would you like a different set of sins?

00:10:14.740 Because no matter what it is, we will always be confronted with sin in our, our journey toward

00:10:22.660 purification. We will become more and more aware, the closer we get to God of our own imperfections.

00:10:30.200 I used to think, but Pope St. John Paul II used to go to confession once a week. And I thought,

00:10:36.600 what did he possibly, could he possibly have done in his spirituality, in his holiness, in his

00:10:43.420 sacredness, in his depth of love and prayer? What could he possibly have done? But that's what

00:10:49.740 the great saints do. The closer they get to our Lord and his pure love, the more they realize,

00:10:58.000 understand their own weakness and, uh, and a recollection of those things of their whole life

00:11:05.380 that, uh, where they have been weak or where they have failed, where they have fallen short.

00:11:10.380 So, um, every single one of us, and watch, here's a better way to understand it. If you ever think

00:11:21.440 that you're so good that you haven't sinned, that, I don't know a single great saint. Well,

00:11:29.100 I know not one great saint, not one saint has ever said something so foolish as that, because we all 0.90

00:11:35.620 have room for improvement until the day we die, in which case we better hope we're supposed to be at 0.95

00:11:42.460 that point. Right? So, so I, I try to tell people, it's got, I use that line from father

00:11:48.800 crappy. What would you rather have a different set of sins? Cause you're good. Listen, you're going to

00:11:52.120 get, if you think you've conquered this one, like this is a big one in your life. You think this is

00:11:55.660 it, right? You get done with that one. Let's say through the help of thy grace, our heavenly father's

00:12:00.700 grace, that you do make great strides in overcoming a particular vice, whatever vice it might be,

00:12:07.600 gambling, pornography, um, whatever, uh, eating, uh, uh, drink, alcohol, uh, drug addiction. Uh,

00:12:17.620 well, if you've made great strides in that, okay, fine. But what, what our Lord does in his mercy

00:12:23.920 is show you another area of your life that needs work. Uh, so if, if, if you're still struggling

00:12:34.060 with the one thing, you're always going to be struggling with something. At least now, you know

00:12:37.140 what it is and you know how to work on it with the help of God's grace. So I, uh, what, what really

00:12:44.560 gets me in the compassion, but isn't so much that person that comes in and said, I, I still get angry

00:12:50.640 with my spouse. It's really funny because oftentimes what a priest hears is the sins of the spouse,

00:12:56.580 not the sin of the confessing. I know. I mean, you're not here to tell me what your husband and

00:13:01.480 your wife did. You're supposed to be telling me what you did. Um, and, but, but what, what really

00:13:07.500 is, is galling is, is some people come in after having not been there for six months, a year, a couple

00:13:13.480 of years. And they'll say something like, well, I guess I've lost my patience a few times. And I'm

00:13:19.240 thinking, buddy, I have sinned more since I got up this morning than you have in the last three

00:13:24.260 years. Come on. You have not done a good examination of your conscience. As far as I know, you're

00:13:29.220 not levitating, you know, on the grace of God. So an examination of conscience quickly reveals

00:13:36.720 that we, that we are sinners. So what? That's why Jesus came. Listen, no sin, no need for salvation.

00:13:43.120 No sin, no need for a savior. So, uh, I'm frankly, I'm kind of glad that he came to save

00:13:49.520 us, came to offer us mercy. He doesn't give it to us. He offers it to us. We have to accept

00:13:56.760 it and we accept it through our repentance. Uh, so thanks be to God because I have a keen

00:14:03.240 awareness of, and I often said it and I often need it. I think I'm the worst sinner in this

00:14:08.080 room. Uh, so yeah, when, when people have that struggle with that, that the idea that,

00:14:14.060 um, that they keep doing the same things over and over again, you know, it means you still

00:14:19.380 got work to do. So what? Keep working. I think that answers that question.

00:14:26.440 Absolutely. Father, one of the things that we experienced today is that very many people

00:14:31.460 are assuaged in their sins actually by sometimes priests and bishops and so on in the church

00:14:39.340 who give them a skewed opinion of where the morality of the church is at.

00:14:46.140 The church's stances never change even on hard issues like, uh, contraception, uh, things like

00:14:53.400 that. But some people have been told actually even by priests in confessional sometimes, oh,

00:14:58.840 posh posh, that's nothing. That's olden days stuff right now. That's totally allowed.

00:15:03.600 We've developed, we've learned a lot more. Yeah. Wow. Far as I know, and this is where Jorge

00:15:11.680 Bergoglio got it so wrong again, actual apostasy to say that the 10 commandments are not rigid.

00:15:20.880 They're not cut in stone. They're flexible. They're adjustable to our time and place. No, no,

00:15:25.200 no. We've, that God does not conform to us. We conform to him. And, and one, as, as you know,

00:15:33.160 my own bishop said to me, well, uh, we bishops have failed to teach people right from wrong for

00:15:38.360 the last 50 years. Not only did they not teach us what was right from wrong, they actively taught us

00:15:44.560 what was wrong is right. That's what's going on in Germany and Austria right now with the full approval

00:15:49.880 of the man in the white cassock. There's been no, you know, he's quick to condemn the, the devotion of

00:15:57.640 these nuns here in the United States, but he's letting those, those apostates in Germany and Austria 0.82

00:16:06.620 teach absolutely, absolute heresy, leading people into eternal damnation down the broad road to

00:16:15.060 destruction. He's letting that go. So, so not only are they not teaching us what is right and wrong,

00:16:21.560 they're actually teaching us what is wrong is right. And that, that is absolutely inexcusable.

00:16:27.580 Well, all sin is inexcusable unless we repent, but you're not going to repent of something if you don't

00:16:33.840 know it's a sin. And that's where, that's why they, what they're doing is, is infinitely more evil

00:16:39.760 than not even just telling us what's right from wrong, but, but actually teaching, uh, 100% error,

00:16:46.020 the, the, the, the absolute, the absolute opposite. Of course, when we know what St. Paul said about them

00:16:50.800 in, uh, Galatians chapter one, which is let them be a curse, let them be damned. God damns them. 0.99

00:16:56.820 And he does. We're all afraid to say that. Now it didn't used to be that way. About 50 years ago

00:17:01.060 and back, the church was crystal clear and it had to be because the truth is unchanged and unchangeable,

00:17:06.900 right? With these cardinals and bishops in Germany and elsewhere, don't get to make up the rules as

00:17:12.260 they go, just because they wear a miter. No, no, they're, they have one thing they're supposed to

00:17:16.140 preserve and protect the deposit of faith, not make it up as they go, uh, on modern ideologies. No, no.

00:17:23.900 It's interesting. The scripture speaks to this when it talks about how, if you, and they're talking

00:17:29.600 about prelates, they're talking about priests and bishops. If you tell the sinner their sin,

00:17:35.920 their guilt is then on them. But if you don't, their guilt is on you, uh, or their blood, as it

00:17:43.740 says, is, is on your hands. Um, and I think those are strong words and, and words that really need to

00:17:50.700 be heard. Yeah, the prophet Ezekiel has a whole lot to say about that. I once did a, uh, I think it was

00:17:55.040 four and a half, five pages worth of quotes about the duty of the shepherds to, to instruct the sheep

00:18:00.420 about what is wrong, what is right, how to live a holy life, how to avoid leading an evil life.

00:18:07.180 And scripture is just, well, from beginning to end with that instruction. So the, the great weight

00:18:13.500 upon the shepherds is, uh, is what's going to drag them down if they don't do what they're supposed to

00:18:19.360 do. And they're not in our day and age. Yeah. They're just not unfortunate for, unfortunately for

00:18:24.200 the people, which is why I get, you know, you see me get worked up about things about these shepherds

00:18:29.580 is because they're, they're not, not just doing their job. They're being false shepherds. They're

00:18:35.180 leading, there's not being non-entities. They're leading people astray with, with absolute false

00:18:40.360 to you. You've heard me talk about that, that story of that family that had four kids. I think

00:18:44.740 they were all sons and they went to the priest and, and said, you know, is it okay if I, as a dad

00:18:50.400 get a vasectomy? And the priest said to them, have you heard me tell this story before? It's a true 0.99

00:18:57.360 story. It was in my, with my prisoners. The priest said to them, well, quote, you have done your duty

00:19:02.820 because you, you had four kids. Therefore it's perfectly okay if dad goes and gets a vasectomy

00:19:07.760 so they can't have any more children. So with the blessing of the priest, I know who he is,

00:19:14.620 he's still alive. He's still preaching crazy. Uh, but the blessing of this priest, the dad, 0.88

00:19:20.400 went and got broke. What clearly was working just fine. Right. And later he and his wife,

00:19:27.680 and I've been given permission to share this story and the people locally know exactly what

00:19:32.120 I'm talking about. Uh, there, the, the husband and wife are sitting around the kitchen table

00:19:38.060 later on. They're like looking at each other and they're saying, you know, that just wasn't

00:19:42.780 right. I don't care what the priest said. This is, this does not feel right. There's something

00:19:48.040 wrong here. And they were so convicted interiorly because they examined their conscience in light

00:19:55.560 of what the unchangeable truth into positive faith is. The dad went back and tried to get

00:20:00.700 fixed what he had had broken, which, which doesn't always work. You can't always fix that mistake.

00:20:07.920 And, uh, so he went back to get it fixed and I had the, the privilege of baptizing numbers eight and

00:20:15.200 nine. And then I held number 10 in my hands for a couple hours at a school function. So, and I was

00:20:22.300 just there at Christmas time, just the week after Christmas. And there was eight, nine, and 10 running

00:20:26.840 all around because there's still little kids and some of the other of the 10 as well were all there.

00:20:32.320 But you see that, that priest to this day has not repented of that sin. He's good. And how,

00:20:39.340 and you wonder how many other people has he said this to, or how much has his, uh, homilies over the

00:20:47.080 decades been colored by this lie have been colored by, uh, what colored by the lie and, and how it is,

00:20:58.040 how it has led people astray. Oh, just follow your conscience. No, you follow a well-formed

00:21:04.320 conscience. That's the unchanged teaching of the church. You don't just get to follow your own

00:21:07.820 conscience because otherwise we've got 7.2 billion people on the planet. We have 7.2 billion

00:21:12.760 rights and wrongs, depending on your personal opinion. No, no, no. You have to know your faith

00:21:17.400 so that you can live your faith. And well, hopefully we look to shepherds who are teaching us the faith,

00:21:22.820 but as you know, as Bishop Callahan said to me, the bishops have failed to teach them for the last 50 years.

00:21:27.200 So that's a, that's a perfect example of, of shepherds not teaching truth and not only just

00:21:33.280 not teaching the truth, but teaching error, damnable error. I, I, well, you know, cause we've

00:21:39.020 talked about it, the Winnipeg statement, how dare those bishops say what they said publicly?

00:21:43.880 This is the Canadian bishop statement for those who might not know about it. The Canadian bishops in

00:21:48.540 1969, after, uh, Humanae Vitae came out, sort of made an official dissent from Humanae Vitae with a

00:21:56.200 statement called the Winnipeg statement, which even to this day actually has not been abrogated.

00:22:02.780 Yeah. And is it any wonder the world's falling apart? How we don't know right from wrong, which

00:22:07.860 means it, which means when people go to confession, they're not confessing sin. They're not repenting

00:22:12.620 of it. And, and here's the thing, you won't get to the end and God will say, well, okay, the priest or

00:22:19.400 the bishop didn't tell you because each one of us has a duty and a responsibility that we cannot

00:22:24.280 pass off it while the bishop of the priest said, so we, we have a duty to know our, and it's very

00:22:29.880 simple. It hasn't, you know, these are simple matters. Um, cause it, it does seem to tend to

00:22:36.840 revolve around the sixth commandment. Everybody pretty much realizes you don't go rob a bank at

00:22:41.660 gunpoint and you do not steal. Uh, well, 80% of Catholics now don't believe in the third command

00:22:50.100 to keep Holy Lord's day. So look how screwed up they are on that. If you don't have to keep Holy 0.89

00:22:55.620 Lord's day, you don't have much opinion of the Lord. So why should you listen to the other nine 1.00

00:22:59.640 commandments? Um, which you don't hear priests and bishops saying, you don't show up for church

00:23:04.280 on Sunday, not just for yourself, but as a witness of your faith to everybody else that's supposed to

00:23:09.620 also be showing up, then you risk, you die. You can hit by a bus during that next week without

00:23:15.280 going to confession. You got a problem, right? You don't, you don't hear that anymore. When I was

00:23:20.240 growing up, you did, uh, because it was crystal clear because it's not all about you and yourself

00:23:24.940 yourself. You're showing up. Have you heard me talk about my aunt Margaret missing church? Have you

00:23:30.460 heard me tell that story? Well, I had like a hundred first and second cousins, big, big family.

00:23:36.160 And, uh, we'd all go to church and we're all creatures of heaven. So we all sit in the same

00:23:39.560 seats all the time. So, you know, who's where, and you'll walk in and sure enough, there, there they

00:23:45.040 are. And if somebody wasn't there, you know, Oh, Hey, this person must need some prayer because you,

00:23:52.420 you, you better have a good excuse. And usually it's bad health. Why you're not there. Well,

00:23:58.420 you know, one day at market isn't there. Well, and market had a brain injury, but that's a good

00:24:04.040 reason to not be in church on Sunday, but it better arise to that level or get into church

00:24:09.520 because what a witness of faith it was to me to see aunt Margaret up there. And as soon as she could,

00:24:14.180 she was back in her seat and to see all my other aunts and uncles, great aunts, great uncles,

00:24:19.120 uh, grandma, see them in church. It's a witness of faith to other people. What we do. It's not all

00:24:25.320 about me. Like I, I don't just impact me. If I don't go to church, I picked everybody else

00:24:30.060 that doesn't show up. How about if a priest doesn't show up? Think about it that way.

00:24:34.000 Priest doesn't show up. Well, you start to say, well, priest doesn't think it's important to go

00:24:38.000 to church. I guess I don't have to either. Right. What do we just teach the people for the last two

00:24:42.320 years when churches were closed? Uh, yeah. Sacrament of Eucharist. Isn't that important? Sacrament of

00:24:49.200 Confession. Not that important. Nah, just make a perfect day after contrition. We know that happens.

00:24:54.540 Yeah. Sorry. I got off on a tangent. No, that's fine. So one of the, one of the interesting things is

00:25:00.940 the understanding of, well, let's do perfect, or excuse me, imperfect contrition first. Yes. Okay.

00:25:09.360 This is for the fear of the loss of heaven and the pains of hell. Right. Except you don't think

00:25:14.940 people actually get, what is that? When people talk about the loss of heaven, the pains of hell,

00:25:22.080 most people haven't read the, the description that the Fatima children gave of hell.

00:25:29.060 What's a picture of hell? I'm glad you said that, because that's exactly what I was thinking.

00:25:32.420 Mm-hmm. Yeah. So give us, what, what is a picture of hell that, that's, that people can appreciate?

00:25:38.520 Well, I can't say it any better than those children did in their description of what they

00:25:45.780 saw. You know, people today say, well, can't tell children, they're too sensitive. I mean,

00:25:51.620 we're teaching first and second graders about non-binary, like God didn't make male and female,

00:25:57.300 and you can be anything you want to be, but we can't teach them about the agonies of hell.

00:26:02.720 Our Blessed Mother Show, what were they at the time? Eight, nine, and eleven?

00:26:05.620 Seven, seven, I think it was more like seven, eight, and nine.

00:26:09.200 Yeah, there you go. Showed these little children hell, and it showed the demons, which looked very

00:26:16.860 much like demons. It also showed the people burning in the eternal fires, in agony, burning. Just like

00:26:24.500 Jesus said, it's not some crazy picture. Jesus said it, and our Blessed Mother showed it,

00:26:30.960 and many will choose to go there. That's what Jesus said. So you're not Catholic, and you're 0.91

00:26:37.960 not Christian if you don't believe what you and I just said. I mean, that's our Lord and our Blessed

00:26:43.140 Mother both teaching us the truth about hell is not a good place to be. 0.97

00:26:48.520 Yeah, one of the things I thought was so striking was that Sister Lucy said, had not the angel and

00:26:55.560 Our Lady stayed with them, they would have died of fright.

00:26:58.400 Right, right. That's how, yeah, that's how evil it is. But so you go there, but even something

00:27:04.560 as seemingly insufficient, and this is, people need to understand this, imperfect condition

00:27:12.300 is enough to save you from the fires of hell, because our Lord loves you that much, and His

00:27:17.820 mercy is far greater than your sin. And that's really the whole point of our conversation today.

00:27:23.140 So if I may just speak briefly about the parable of the prod of the Son, because He was all about

00:27:27.940 imperfect condition, right? We know the story. He takes His Father's money, His retirement income,

00:27:35.000 He takes it, which He's not entitled to until that Father dies. He took it early, putting His Father

00:27:39.840 at risk. So that's the fourth commandment. When Jesus was trying to show the infinite love and

00:27:44.400 forgiveness of the Father, He didn't use a murderer, which would be commandment number five. He didn't use

00:27:50.020 a bank thief, like commandment number seven. He threw in a little bit of six because that

00:27:55.320 son was messing around as he shouldn't have been. But ultimately, he was dishonoring the

00:28:01.020 parents. That was the great sinner that made an impact on the Jews that day. Now, the parable 0.99

00:28:09.000 didn't use, Jesus changed the parable around. Most people don't understand this. The original

00:28:12.800 parable was like a teaching, like we use the boy who cried wolf to teach, don't lie, because

00:28:18.080 when you lie, bad things happen. So the Jews had this parable of the prod of the Son to 0.87

00:28:23.080 show you better not dishonor your parents, which is commandment number four, which, you

00:28:26.840 know, in the grand scheme of the Decalogue, comes before thou shalt not kill. Because I

00:28:30.180 used to think when I was little, killing somebody was a pretty bad thing, and it is. But commandment

00:28:37.080 number four came before number five. What does that tell you about what Almighty God thinks

00:28:40.300 about honoring our Father and our Mother? So anyway, Son goes off dishonoring the Father,

00:28:45.380 and then he squatters all his money, he's poor, he's slopping about with pigs, which you know 0.98

00:28:52.380 to the Jews was a really, really bad thing. It made you unclean, which meant you weren't 0.98

00:28:55.640 getting in past the gates of heaven, you were going to go to hell. So he says to himself,

00:29:01.380 you know how it goes, I'm hungry. And so I'm going to go back and just be a slave, a worker 0.95

00:29:07.860 on my father's farm, because even the slaves, his slaves, still got, you know, food. So he didn't

00:29:13.380 go back because he felt he had offended his Father, which is perfect contrition. He went

00:29:18.840 back for imperfect contrition. He feared the loss of his next meal. That's pretty imperfect,

00:29:25.380 right? So he goes back, right? Now in the Jewish parable, you know, when Jesus, the Father's 0.89

00:29:33.180 up there on the porch, right? He sees that sun go down. But he doesn't go get him. He doesn't

00:29:39.380 go run to him. No, the sun has to come all the way to the father, fall on his knees groveling

00:29:44.940 at the father. I sinned against you, sinned against man, and let me just be a slave. In

00:29:49.480 the Jewish parable, which was like our boy who cried wolf, this was the Jewish parable 0.93

00:29:53.060 to teach kids, don't dishonor your father. In the Jewish parable, as soon as the son gets 0.93

00:29:57.420 through this whole long apology, the father looks at him and says basically, you are dead

00:30:02.380 to me, get off my land, never darken my doorstep again. Well, okay, now watch how Jesus starts

00:30:11.340 to change it. And they immediately got, they started thinking, hey, that's not the way the

00:30:15.780 story goes. The son's starting to come back, right? And the father runs to the son. That

00:30:20.780 was unheard of in Jewish culture because always the lower level guy ran to the baby. You know,

00:30:24.920 when the master says, hey, get me a glass of water, you better run and do it. Then in fact,

00:30:28.700 in order to run, he had to pull up your robe so that you could run without tripping. So

00:30:32.620 here's the father running to the son and the Jews are thinking, that's not the way the 0.98

00:30:36.200 story goes. Then the son gets, then he gets to the son, right? And the son starts to try

00:30:41.560 to apologize. And the father cuts him off right away. He's put the ring on his finger, put

00:30:46.480 new shoes on his feet. My son, he was dead, but now he's alive. You see, that's exactly

00:30:54.120 opposite. Remember what the dad said to the Jews or to the son? He said,

00:30:58.620 you're dead to me, right? Jesus flipped it on us, flipped it 180 degrees the other

00:31:03.440 direction. So remember that the elder son comes in and says, hey, I've been faithful

00:31:08.920 to you this whole time. You didn't give me a goat to have fun with my friends. And

00:31:13.760 the father said, you know, everything I have, son, he's yours. Everything. Heaven is

00:31:21.000 yours, son, because that's what I have. But your, your brother was dead. And now he

00:31:28.920 lives. We must celebrate. That is the mercy of God. If you repent, even just for bad,

00:31:37.000 not good reason, not, you know, imperfect contrition. He's still going to celebrate

00:31:42.100 having rejoices more over that one repentant sinner. Jesus said it so many ways, so many

00:31:46.120 times to so many different people in so many different places. Heaven rejoices if we just

00:31:52.880 repent like this prodigal son did. Your, your brother was dead and now he lives. Imagine the,

00:32:00.480 the love, only pure love could do that. Right? It taught the Jews that day, the infinite forgiveness

00:32:11.000 of our father. So long as like every prophet said, like John the Baptist said, like Jesus

00:32:15.780 said, just repent. And it doesn't even have to be for a good reason, but you do, you do still

00:32:22.000 have to say, I'm sorry, which is an acknowledgement that he is God. We are not where the, he's a

00:32:28.060 creator where the created, he commands, we obey. And when we disobey, we must say, I'm sorry.

00:32:34.040 Now, while we're alive, you'll still get that chance, right? Once the minute, the minute you

00:32:39.960 die, all bets are off. That's when the die is cast as the saying goes. And watch how much

00:32:46.800 our father loves us. He showed us how he gave people throughout salvation history, an opportunity

00:32:53.500 to say, I'm sorry, remember, remember in the garden, Adam and Eve had everything. It's a lesson

00:33:00.620 there. Everything wasn't enough. It never will be enough. Everything will never be enough.

00:33:04.900 We're always grasping for more. The one thing we don't have, we can have paradise, but we

00:33:09.820 still want that one thing they didn't have. So that, so what happens? Our father comes down,

00:33:14.480 they go run and hide because they know it's in common and they know they've sinned. Isn't

00:33:19.120 that what we do? We just run and hide instead of going to him and falling on our knees and

00:33:22.920 saying, father, father, forgive me. I have sinned. So, so what does our father do? He sees

00:33:27.220 him. He says, why are you hiding? He didn't say I'm up there watching my monitor and you

00:33:31.740 really disobeyed me. Now here comes punishment. No, no. He asked him a question. Why are you

00:33:37.920 hiding? Well then now look at now Cain and Abel. Cain kills his, Cain kills his brother,

00:33:43.420 right? After our Lord said, Hey, just do the right thing. Do what Abel did. He offered the

00:33:48.640 best that he had. So, um, the, and what God comes down, what does he say? He said, Cain,

00:33:55.000 he didn't say I'm, you murdered your brother, you loser. Now here comes heaven's fury. No, 1.00

00:34:00.840 no. He says, Cain, where's your brother? He asked him a question. Gave Cain the opportunity

00:34:05.440 to say, father, forgive me for I've sinned. I just let my anger get the worst of me.

00:34:11.640 And I did something very terrible that I can't reverse. Father, forgive me. He didn't. He said,

00:34:16.480 well, am I my brother's keeper? Wrong thing to say to almighty God, right? Now look at,

00:34:21.300 now go forward. Remember, remember Jesus gave the parable about the King who had, um, the wedding

00:34:27.160 feast and the one guy comes in, right? And he's not wearing the robe, which the King provided to

00:34:31.980 all the wedding guests. And the King goes up to him. What's he say to him? He doesn't say, Hey,

00:34:36.020 you loser, you're not dressed properly. Get out. No, he goes up to him and says, how is it? He says, 1.00

00:34:40.580 my friend, how is it that, that you came in not dressed in the wedding garment, which is confession,

00:34:47.520 isn't it? You're dressed. You were washed clean in the blood of the lamb in the confession.

00:34:53.080 And the guy didn't say, Oh, King, I'm so sorry. Forgive me, my Lord.

00:35:01.160 Just let me do it right now. He didn't know he, he stood silent. And so what did, what did the King

00:35:06.060 say? Bind his hands and feet and off into the eternal fires that our blessed mother showed those

00:35:11.140 three little children. And then the final example of this is of getting that chance, that last chance

00:35:15.820 to say, I'm sorry, is in the garden of Gethsemane, right? Here comes Judas with the rabble behind him 0.99

00:35:21.300 to arrest Jesus, which Jesus knew was happening. He said so at the last supper, right? And when Judas

00:35:29.200 came, he didn't say, hi, you loser. You're going to have your day here, but wait till tomorrow. 0.99

00:35:33.580 Because first of all, you're going to commit suicide. You're going to burn in hell for you. 1.00

00:35:36.360 No, Jesus asked him a question. Judas, would you betray me with a kiss? You're that close to me, 0.99

00:35:42.780 Judas. You've been with me for three years. You're family to me. Because only family gets to kiss

00:35:47.380 another. You think it's odd if everybody went around kissing everybody? No, you got to be close

00:35:51.540 to the person to kiss him. That makes sense. Would you betray me then, Judas, with a kiss? Because

00:35:56.160 that just shows how close you are to me. Would you betray me? Well, then what did Judas do?

00:36:01.320 Here's what he didn't do. He didn't say, oh, Jesus. I'm so sorry. I made a mistake that I can't,

00:36:12.520 fix right now. But before they arrest you, I want you to know, Jesus, that I'm sorry.

00:36:23.880 I can't make it up to you. There's nothing I can do to fix this. But I am so sorry.

00:36:33.140 If he would have done that, Jesus would have forgiven him on the spot. Because that's what

00:36:38.260 God will do for each one of us. He'll forgive us. We see that in the pride of the son. You don't

00:36:45.560 even have to have a good reason. Fear of having, fear of loss of heaven and the pains of hell is

00:36:50.360 enough. But we have, but to get that mercy, which our Lord longs to give us, you have to repent.

00:36:59.500 Remember Jesus, we just went through it on Palm Sunday. He's standing over top of the hill of

00:37:03.240 Jerusalem. And there's all the places of the passion. He can see where he's going to be and

00:37:08.320 what's going to happen to him when he's in those places. And what does he say? He laments over

00:37:12.680 Jerusalem. He says, oh, you losers. Okay. You're going to have your day. But when I rise, you're toast. 1.00

00:37:18.800 What did he say? Oh, it's Jerusalem, Jerusalem. How I've longed to gather you to myself like a

00:37:24.880 mother hand gathers her food under her wings. But, but you would not let me. That's the exact

00:37:32.860 same thing he says to every one of us today. I long. I came knowing what you're going to do to

00:37:38.980 me because I love you. I want to show my infinite mercy to you. Here it is. Just take it. Just say,

00:37:48.320 I'm sorry. Repent. And it's yours. My divine mercy, though your sins be as scarlet.

00:37:56.880 Divine mercy is yours. But, but what he's going to say to everybody is, but you would not,

00:38:03.820 you would not let me give you my mercy. You blocked me. You blocked my mercy by your unrepentance.

00:38:10.220 You, you let your sins stand in the way. And once we die, it's too late. But we got to do it now.

00:38:21.800 But in order to do it, we need to know what it is. And you can't just rely upon the priest and the

00:38:25.760 bishops who have led us astray for 50 years. You better know your faith. I think, Father, that's

00:38:31.580 so powerful, particularly for those of us who have sinned grievously, whether we were involved in the

00:38:40.120 killing of innocents with, uh, with abortion, whether we were unfaithful or, um, you know, got into

00:38:48.820 those many sins of the sixth commandment, whether we dishonored our father and mother, whether we

00:38:54.260 dishonored our Lord, um, frequently and left the sacraments altogether. But if we can come with

00:39:00.800 repentance, no matter what we've done, he's still merciful to us. No matter what, he was going to

00:39:06.200 forgive Judas. The one, the one, probably the least likely person I'd ever want to, say I was him. 0.59

00:39:12.040 The least likely person I ever would want to, um, forgive would have been Judas.

00:39:19.200 This great saint of divine mercy, who was asked by our Lord to bring his message of divine mercy

00:39:26.380 to the earth, had an incredible revelation from our Lord on December 17th, 1936. In fact, I'm going to

00:39:35.520 read it to you. Um, this, these were the words of Saint Faustina in her diary on the day of the birth

00:39:47.000 of Jorge Mario Bargoglio, now Pope Francis, December 17th, 1936. Now get this. These are words from her

00:39:56.300 diary. She says, on the day of his birth in 1936, I have offered this day for priests. I have suffered

00:40:04.140 more today than ever before, both interiorly and exteriorly. I did not know it was possible to suffer

00:40:11.420 so much in one day. I tried to make a holy hour. She continues. I'll start that over again. I tried

00:40:21.620 to make a holy hour in the course of which my spirit had a taste of the bitterness of the garden of

00:40:28.540 Gethsemane. That's the garden where Jesus was betrayed by Judas that you just spoke of, Father.

00:40:35.640 I am fighting alone, she says, supported by his arm against all the difficulties that face me

00:40:42.280 like unassailable walls. But I trust in the power of his name and I fear nothing.

00:40:49.740 Father, uh, as we're leaving on this, um, show on divine mercy,

00:40:56.320 there is a lot that you've always said that priests and bishops particularly have to answer for.

00:41:08.540 Pope Francis is one of those people who have misled others in sometimes the most extreme ways.

00:41:17.180 On this day that, uh, Sister Faustina, Saint Faustina writes about, the day of his birth,

00:41:25.340 she describes unbelievable suffering, more than she's ever had, and she suffered. She was a suffering soul.

00:41:32.240 What do you make of that? And, and so here you have a Judas.

00:41:37.600 Does our Lord even extend the possibility of his mercy

00:41:40.320 to a Pope who has betrayed him in so many ways, has betrayed his body, the Church,

00:41:46.180 in so many ways, as Pope Francis?

00:41:50.880 It is dogmatic

00:41:54.560 that

00:41:56.820 our Lord

00:41:58.040 would extend

00:42:00.660 mercy

00:42:01.380 to every single person

00:42:04.580 up until, as we've talked about,

00:42:09.380 they die.

00:42:10.320 if they would just repent.

00:42:13.260 Now, people like to think, oh, maybe Hitler repented,

00:42:15.260 maybe Brigadier will repent.

00:42:18.020 Um,

00:42:19.380 here's,

00:42:20.480 and here's how you know

00:42:21.960 that they do not.

00:42:23.420 I've talked about those Canadian bishops

00:42:24.960 and the Wooden Pink statement before.

00:42:26.720 If you examine your conscience

00:42:28.380 and you come to understand,

00:42:30.740 which our Lord wants us to,

00:42:32.240 so he's going to help us if we try,

00:42:35.340 the gravity of our sin

00:42:36.740 and realize

00:42:39.980 that we have now endangered eternal souls

00:42:43.860 that will burn in hell for eternity

00:42:46.120 because we have misled them,

00:42:48.680 you, you could not help but

00:42:53.000 go public, as it were.

00:42:54.900 uh,

00:42:56.520 recant

00:42:57.160 of your

00:42:58.340 misleading people

00:43:00.460 and,

00:43:02.360 and say,

00:43:03.340 I was wrong.

00:43:05.460 I know

00:43:06.220 our Lord of divine mercy,

00:43:07.840 of infinite mercy,

00:43:08.680 will forgive me,

00:43:09.520 but I need to let you know

00:43:11.400 so that you don't go

00:43:12.480 where I should not have led you

00:43:13.840 in the first place.

00:43:15.460 There will be a,

00:43:17.940 you could not help if you,

00:43:19.180 if you repent,

00:43:19.920 even if you have

00:43:20.680 imperfect nutrition,

00:43:22.120 if you repent,

00:43:23.400 you cannot do

00:43:24.420 everything you can

00:43:25.440 to make reparation

00:43:26.840 for the error

00:43:29.660 because it has led other souls

00:43:31.740 to choose

00:43:32.760 eternal damnation.

00:43:35.100 And,

00:43:35.560 um,

00:43:36.240 so,

00:43:37.240 uh,

00:43:38.080 whereas

00:43:38.520 theoretically

00:43:40.920 that

00:43:42.480 gift of mercy

00:43:43.800 mercy was offered

00:43:44.520 to

00:43:45.660 the Jews,

00:43:47.720 it was offered

00:43:48.400 to Judas,

00:43:49.600 and it certainly

00:43:50.700 is offered

00:43:51.180 to Jorge Bergoglio,

00:43:52.680 um,

00:43:54.480 as it is offered

00:43:55.320 to every single one

00:43:56.040 of us,

00:43:56.920 we nevertheless

00:43:58.960 have to repent.

00:44:00.700 And if we repent,

00:44:01.400 we will make reparation.

00:44:02.420 And that's the key sign

00:44:03.740 that you have repented

00:44:05.980 is you'll make reparation.

00:44:07.580 And,

00:44:08.020 and of course,

00:44:08.620 to this day,

00:44:09.280 to this very moment,

00:44:10.080 there's no reparation

00:44:11.200 happened.

00:44:11.620 There's no repentance

00:44:12.240 of reparation

00:44:12.940 coming out of the white 0.56

00:44:13.740 castle today

00:44:14.500 or all these

00:44:15.820 other ones either.

00:44:17.460 So,

00:44:18.000 well,

00:44:18.240 theoretically,

00:44:18.780 yes,

00:44:20.020 even he

00:44:21.220 could repent.

00:44:23.200 Uh,

00:44:24.180 the likelihood

00:44:24.960 of St. John Vianney

00:44:25.940 said,

00:44:26.640 I mean,

00:44:26.860 you know,

00:44:27.000 the likelihood

00:44:29.060 is that it's

00:44:30.520 not going to happen.

00:44:32.520 I bet conversions

00:44:33.240 are rare.

00:44:34.280 The,

00:44:34.620 you make little

00:44:36.020 repentance

00:44:36.460 is practice

00:44:37.100 repenting

00:44:37.540 all along the way

00:44:38.380 from sins

00:44:40.840 of transgressing

00:44:41.920 the dogma

00:44:42.900 of the faith

00:44:43.540 the unchanging

00:44:44.840 and unchangeable

00:44:45.320 truth,

00:44:46.180 the deposit

00:44:46.660 of faith.

00:44:47.480 If you practice

00:44:48.380 that,

00:44:48.620 you're going to do

00:44:48.920 that at the end.

00:44:49.660 Oh,

00:44:49.800 what has he been

00:44:50.320 practicing

00:44:50.760 since day one?

00:44:52.640 He's been practicing

00:44:53.700 leading souls

00:44:54.620 to hell. 0.85

00:44:55.980 And so,

00:44:56.300 this is

00:44:57.120 no accident.

00:45:01.840 It is,

00:45:02.520 this is the first

00:45:03.100 I heard of it.

00:45:03.980 But as we know,

00:45:04.740 there are no accidents

00:45:05.460 in God's

00:45:07.180 salvation.

00:45:07.760 He puts people

00:45:10.240 in places

00:45:10.760 and at times

00:45:11.540 that are key

00:45:12.700 and it means

00:45:13.640 something,

00:45:14.360 that she suffered

00:45:15.060 more greatly

00:45:15.600 on that day

00:45:16.340 of his birth

00:45:16.980 than at any

00:45:18.380 other time.

00:45:19.580 It tells us

00:45:20.400 what we need,

00:45:21.320 as if we don't

00:45:21.860 have enough evidence.

00:45:23.060 I mean,

00:45:23.240 how much,

00:45:23.800 how long are we

00:45:24.300 going to live

00:45:24.640 in the delusion

00:45:25.240 and the denial

00:45:26.060 that he isn't evil?

00:45:28.120 What more

00:45:29.000 do we need

00:45:29.660 to know

00:45:30.240 apart from

00:45:31.000 the Pachamama

00:45:31.620 that he is evil?

00:45:33.360 And here you have

00:45:33.940 now St. Faustina,

00:45:35.600 Almighty God

00:45:36.300 through St. Faustina

00:45:37.440 confirming it.

00:45:38.500 That is a staggering

00:45:39.720 fact.

00:45:40.680 Now,

00:45:40.840 not that I had

00:45:41.420 any doubts

00:45:41.800 to begin with,

00:45:42.400 but if I did,

00:45:43.780 they're gone.

00:45:44.980 That's the day

00:45:45.520 she suffered most.

00:45:46.240 Why?

00:45:46.480 Because he was going

00:45:47.180 to lead most souls

00:45:48.520 astray,

00:45:49.800 which he has done

00:45:51.340 and has done

00:45:53.100 since the beginning,

00:45:54.640 since his time

00:45:56.040 in St. Galen

00:45:56.620 and Mafia

00:45:57.020 and before.

00:45:58.100 He's been,

00:45:58.500 since his time

00:45:58.980 in Argentina,

00:45:59.860 he's been leading

00:46:00.400 people astray.

00:46:01.880 So,

00:46:02.020 okay,

00:46:03.060 thank you

00:46:03.540 for pointing that out,

00:46:05.300 John Henry,

00:46:05.760 because I did not

00:46:06.480 know that.

00:46:07.340 I didn't relate

00:46:08.080 that date of birth

00:46:09.240 because I didn't know

00:46:10.000 what day

00:46:10.380 Rehoboth was born.

00:46:11.460 But there it is.

00:46:12.980 That is not

00:46:13.860 an accident.

00:46:15.000 That is divine.

00:46:20.820 Might be very

00:46:21.760 interesting,

00:46:22.420 Father,

00:46:22.800 should he actually

00:46:24.600 repent

00:46:25.000 and,

00:46:26.260 as you say,

00:46:28.200 do an act

00:46:29.420 of public

00:46:30.140 repentance,

00:46:31.480 turn around.

00:46:33.040 Right.

00:46:34.120 That's what

00:46:34.460 we could all

00:46:34.920 hold for,

00:46:35.600 but,

00:46:36.180 you know,

00:46:36.960 don't hold

00:46:37.940 your breath

00:46:38.300 waiting for it.

00:46:40.200 So,

00:46:40.500 maybe you know

00:46:41.040 this.

00:46:41.300 I heard recently

00:46:42.120 that he doesn't

00:46:42.880 have that much

00:46:43.420 longer to live.

00:46:44.320 He knows it.

00:46:45.720 That,

00:46:46.300 I mean,

00:46:46.580 we're talking

00:46:47.000 months,

00:46:48.040 not past

00:46:48.760 2022.

00:46:50.220 So,

00:46:50.760 his time

00:46:51.480 is short.

00:46:52.040 Repent now,

00:46:52.560 we're going to go,

00:46:52.920 Bill.

00:46:54.100 I would rather,

00:46:54.660 you know,

00:46:54.920 honestly,

00:46:55.360 and people get

00:46:55.780 the wrong idea,

00:46:56.360 but I would rather

00:46:57.040 he does repent

00:46:57.920 and tell people

00:46:59.580 these are the errors

00:47:00.480 that I have

00:47:01.020 promulgated

00:47:01.680 and perpetuated.

00:47:02.880 I wish he would

00:47:03.560 do that.

00:47:04.220 I would want

00:47:04.680 nothing more

00:47:05.480 than to him

00:47:06.340 to repent.

00:47:08.500 For the sake,

00:47:09.400 not because I'm

00:47:10.800 so magnanimous

00:47:11.660 towards his soul,

00:47:12.820 I'm more concerned

00:47:13.640 about all these

00:47:14.220 other souls

00:47:14.700 who are being

00:47:15.040 led astray

00:47:15.580 by that guy.

00:47:17.220 So,

00:47:17.780 yeah,

00:47:17.940 I wish he would,

00:47:18.540 but chances

00:47:19.380 are not that good.

00:47:22.960 Let's see.

00:47:23.640 Well,

00:47:23.840 Father,

00:47:24.100 if you could end

00:47:24.720 for us,

00:47:25.360 perhaps with

00:47:25.880 that beautiful

00:47:26.280 prayer that you

00:47:26.860 let us do.

00:47:27.180 I will.

00:47:27.880 I will.

00:47:28.640 Well,

00:47:28.860 let us pray again

00:47:29.620 in the name

00:47:30.060 of the Father

00:47:30.640 and of the Son

00:47:31.420 and of the Holy Spirit.

00:47:32.760 Amen.

00:47:33.280 Amen.

00:47:33.960 Again,

00:47:34.300 the conversion

00:47:34.800 prayer of divine mercy.

00:47:36.600 You expired,

00:47:37.360 Jesus,

00:47:38.520 but the source

00:47:39.320 of life

00:47:39.760 gushed forth

00:47:41.280 for souls

00:47:42.200 and the ocean

00:47:43.360 of mercy

00:47:43.880 opened up

00:47:44.660 for the whole world.

00:47:46.780 O fount of life,

00:47:48.180 unfathomable

00:47:48.860 divine mercy,

00:47:50.400 envelop the whole world

00:47:51.500 and empty yourself

00:47:52.360 out upon us.

00:47:53.500 O blood and water

00:47:55.220 which gush forth

00:47:56.080 from the heart

00:47:56.560 of Jesus

00:47:57.020 as a fount

00:47:58.460 of mercy

00:47:59.100 for us,

00:48:00.740 I trust in you.

00:48:02.560 In the name

00:48:03.240 of the Father

00:48:03.780 and of the Son

00:48:04.680 and of the Holy Spirit.

00:48:06.460 Amen.

00:48:07.020 Amen.

00:48:08.700 Thank you so very much,

00:48:09.960 Father,

00:48:10.520 and God bless all of you.

00:48:12.540 We'll see you next time.

The John-Henry Westen Show - April 20, 2022

The astonishing revelation recorded in St. Faustina's diary on the day of Pope Francis' birth

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