A large golden ball of light appears above us in the sky, and to its right is a small golden ball of light. The large golden ball of light opens, and I see Saint Michael the Archangel. Saint Michael the Archangel is dressed in white and gold, like a Roman soldier. He wears his golden princely crown, which is adorned with a ruby at the front. Saint Michael the Archangel holds aloft a flaming sword. He wears golden Roman sandals. Two golden tassels hang from the hilt of his sword. Saint Michael the Archangel stands upon the globe. He looks at us intently and says:
"May God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit bless you! Amen. Quis ut Deus! I am the Holy Archangel Michael, and I have come to you from the Lord’s throne because He so desires. Beloved friends, pray fervently for peace with all your hearts! Do not let the spirit of the times confuse you!"
Now I also see the protective cloak He is wearing, which is fastened with a golden lion’s-head clasp. He continues:
"If you pray with all your heart and become an army of prayer warriors, then I will now show you what happens!"
Now the flaming sword He raised turns into a normal sword, and He no longer holds it aloft but sheathes it. As He does so, He makes a half-turn in the air. The Holy Archangel Michael looks at us for a long time and says to us:
"Did not the King of Mercy say that you can mitigate the judgments of punishment through prayer and your repentance? Place all your afflictions into the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass; into the Chalice of the Precious Blood of Christ. I am the warrior and servant of the Precious Blood of Christ, and I am your friend!"
Then He raises His sword toward heaven once more, and it becomes a flaming sword again.
The small golden ball of light opens, and Saint Joan of Arc emerges from this light. She is wearing golden armor and holds the Vulgate (Holy Scripture) on a cushion of red lily blossoms in her hands. Saint Joan of Arc walks with the Vulgate toward Saint Michael the Archangel and kneels before Him. Now Saint Michael the Archangel holds out His shield to us, which He holds in His left hand; on this shield, three red lily blossoms can be seen, as well as His prayer in Latin. This is an invitation to us to pray, and we pray:
Sancte Michael Archángele, defénde nos in próelio, contra nequítiam et insídias diáboli esto praesídium. Imperet illí Deus, súpplices deprecámur: tuque, Princeps milítiae caeléstis, sátanam aliósque spíritus malígnos, qui ad perditiónem animárum pervagántur in mundo, divína virtúte in inférnum detrúde. Amen.
Now I see the following passage in the Vulgate: Malachi 2:17 and 3:1–24 : 17 You weary the LORD with your words / and you ask, "How do we weary Him?" By saying, "Everyone who does evil / is good in the eyes of the LORD; He takes pleasure in such people." / Or, "Where, then, is God who judges?"
3:1 Behold, I am sending My Messenger; / he shall prepare the way for Me. Then suddenly, to His temple, / the Lord whom you seek will come, and the Messenger of the Covenant whom you long for. / Behold, He is coming!, says the LORD of Hosts. 2 But who can endure the day of His coming? / Who can stand when He appears? For He is like the fire of a smelter / and like the lye of fullers. 3 He will sit to refine and purify the silver: / He will purify the sons of Levi, / He will refine them like gold and silver. Then they will offer the proper sacrifices to the LORD. 4 And the sacrifice of Judah and Jerusalem will be pleasing to the LORD / as in days of old, as in years long past. 5 I am coming to judge you; / I will quickly stand as a witness against the sorcerers and the adulterers, / against those who swear falsely, and against all who exploit day laborers, / widows, and orphans, who deny justice to the foreigner in the land and do not fear Me, / says the LORD of Hosts. 6 No, I, the LORD, have not changed, / and you have not ceased to be the sons of Jacob. 7 Since the days of your fathers, you have strayed from My laws / and have not heeded them. Return to Me, and I will return to you, / says the LORD of Hosts. Yet you say: / "In what way should we turn back?" 8 Can a person rob God? / For you are robbing Me. Yet you say, ‘In what way are we robbing You?’ In the tithe and the offering! 9 You are under a curse, / yet you continue to rob Me, / all of you, the whole nation. 10 Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, / so that there may be food in My house! Yes, put Me to the test in this matter, / says the LORD of Hosts, and see if I will not open the floodgates of heaven / and pour out blessings upon you in abundance. 11 I will keep the devourer away from you, / so that it does not destroy the fruit of your fields and so that the vine in your fields does not remain barren, / says the LORD of Hosts. 12 Then all the nations will call you blessed; / for you are a blessed land, / says the LORD of Hosts. 13 What you say about Me is presumptuous, / says the LORD. Yet you ask, "What do we say about You?" 14 You say: "It is pointless to serve God. / What do we gain by keeping His commands and walking about in mourning garments before the LORD of Hosts?" 15 That is why we call the arrogant blessed, for the wicked prosper; / they put God to the test and yet go unpunished. 16 Those who fear the LORD spoke to one another about this. / The LORD listened and heard. And a book was written before Him, recording all / who fear the LORD and honor His name. 17 "On the day I bring about," says the LORD of Hosts, "they will be My special possession. I will be good to them, / just as a man is good to his son who serves him." 18 Then you will once again see the difference between the righteous and the wicked, / between those who serve God and those who do not. 19 For behold, the day is coming, burning like a furnace; / all the arrogant and all evildoers will be like chaff, and the day that is coming will set them ablaze, / says the LORD of Hosts. Neither root nor branch will remain for them. 20 But for you who fear My name, / the Sun of Righteousness will rise, / and its rays will bring healing. You will go out and leap for joy / like calves released from the stall. 21 And you will trample the wicked, / so that they will be reduced to ashes under the soles of your feet on the day I bring about, / says the LORD of Hosts. 22 Remember the instruction of My servant Moses; / at Horeb I gave him laws and decrees / that apply to all Israel. 23 But before the day of the LORD comes— / that great and dreadful day— / behold, I will send the prophet Elijah to you. 24 He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their sons / and the hearts of the sons to their fathers, so that I may not come / and strike the land with a curse.
The Holy Archangel Michael speaks to us and looks upon us as He does so:
"These are the words of God to His people, Israel, who are coming out of the confusion of Babylon. Apply this to your present time. There has been a great lack of love: a spiritual lack of love, a lack of love in marriage and family life, a lack of love for God—turning your hearts toward Him—and a lack of honesty. Love God with all your heart and pray from the heart! I am with you, yet God will test you! Therefore, live in sanctifying grace, in the sacraments of His Church: For in His sacraments, in Him, you will be strengthened to overcome all trials! The spirit of the age will turn to dust and ashes, along with all who follow it. But those who live in Jesus will flourish when the Day of the Lord comes, and they need not fear that day."
Now Saint Joan of Arc returns to her place, takes Her banner in hand, looks at all of us, and speaks to us:
"Friends of the Cross, how important are your love and trust in Jesus, your Savior and my Savior! I have trusted Him completely with all My heart throughout My life, and just as it is written in the Vulgate, the Lord will one day restore and cause to flourish the love within families—the love that Satan has allowed to grow cold in your present time. And after this time of tribulation, people will love God deeply and know that an abundance of sin has caused a great war. That is why it is important that you pray for peace with all your heart and do not follow the spirit of the times! Remain steadfast, just as I have remained! I pray for you, that Jesus may grant you many graces—graces from Heaven. Do not fight with the sword! Fight with the love in your hearts for Jesus. Things will not remain as they are now, and great changes are coming your way. Remain in the love of the Lord and have no fear! Jesus cares for you."
I see the Holy Archangel Michael, and he speaks a few personal words to me.
Then the Holy Archangel Michael speaks to all of us again:
"God wants your holiness, your salvation—not your ruin! In everything, look to Jesus! The King of Mercy will guide you through all trials. Remember, I am your friend; pray!"
Then He takes His cloak and spreads it over us—and over all those who are thinking of Him from afar. Then He speaks:
"Take refuge in the Precious Blood of Christ! Trust in Jesus and invoking the Precious Blood are your protection! Remember, great changes are coming your way, and nothing will be as it was. Remain in the love of Jesus and have no fear! Quis ut Deus!"
Saint Michael the Archangel and Saint Joan of Arc return to the light. Saint Michael the Archangel blesses us once more with His sword. Then both vanish into the light.
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Personal note on the passage in Holy Scripture:
Malachi addresses the descendants of the people of Israel who returned to their homeland of Judea and Israel after the Babylonian exile. Although the Temple had been rebuilt, the hoped-for salvation and prosperity failed to materialize. The priests are accused of not taking God’s covenant seriously and of failing to instruct the people properly. The people are accused of unfaithfulness in their daily lives and of marrying women who are strangers to God. God calls on the people to repent and to pay tithes. A messenger and the Day of the Lord are announced; a purification, a judgment.
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