Month of October Dedicated to Our Lady
This morning the Angel came and said, “Our Lord Jesus and Blessed Mother would like to see you. Come.”
I followed the Angel, and we came to a Heavenly garden. The scene before me was breathtakingly beautiful.
Since it is the month of October, the Blessed Mother looked especially beautiful and radiant. She stood surrounded by a small fence, wearing a white tunic with a very unusual sheer blue mantle. She was very tall and had her hands joined gracefully in prayer.
The Angel said, “Do you know how holy is the Blessed Mother and how big she is in Heaven?”
All of a sudden, our Lord Jesus appeared about a metre from His Mother, to her right. Usually, His hair is parted in the middle, but today it was to one side. He looked very proud of His Mother. He wore a brown sleeveless shawl. This shows that He is begging us to honour His Mother. Their hearts are so united that the Blessed Mother would do anything to please her Son.
The chorus of Angels lifted their voices in the most beautiful song for our Blessed Mother. Their harmonious voices were pure and heavenly, and I found myself joining in, singing with them.
The Angel turned to me and said, “Your voice is sotto voce.” (a low, soft voice)
“Tell people to honour Blessed Mother in this month. This is the month of the Lady of the Rosary. She likes to be honoured very much among the children on earth. See, our Lord Himself honours His Holy Mother, and He would like the world to do the same. Our Lady is big in Heaven.”
This is not about her physical size, but about how highly honoured and exalted she is in Heaven. She is so holy. She is the Mother of God.
The Blessed Mother was radiant with happiness, with the angelic singing and the many beautiful flowers offered to her.
The Angel said, “See how our Lord loves His Mother, how He wants the world to acknowledge her. He is so proud of His Holy Mother.”
“Valentina, because you suffer a lot, our Lord wants you to be here present to receive a little consolation.”
We continued joyfully singing with our eyes fixed on the Blessed Mother.