Who do you think I Am?
At Sunday Holy Mass, Lord Jesus said, “After the priest comes to the Altar, come to the Upper Room.”
I was taken to the Upper Room and knelt in front of our Lord.
He smiled and said, “How I look forward to this moment that you come and console Me and stay with Me while I Am in agony.”
“But who do you think I Am? What do you think of Me?” He asked.
I replied, “Lord, I always love You as the Lord Jesus Christ.”
Our Lord Jesus asked me this question several times.
He said, “Do you know how the world speaks badly about Me? You don’t want to know the names they call Me. They curse Me—it is horrific. There is so much evil against Me—they hate Me. They try to get rid of Me, but they cannot.”
I said, “How can they do that? Will You ever forgive them?”
“If they repent, I will,” He replied.
I said, “Lord Jesus, ever since I was born, I was always taught You are Lord and God. How can people talk about you like that?”
“Because they don’t believe and they don’t see Me. They try to get rid of Me so they can take over the world,” He replied.
I said, “Lord Jesus, don’t allow that to happen. There are still good people in the world. They love You, maybe not all of them.”
“Valentina,” He said, “Soon the world will transform. You watch. Tell people to just be patient a little longer. Keep praying, repenting and wait, because they will have a surprise when I will change the world. They cannot change the world—they can only do evil.”
After Holy Mass ended, I went to the Chapel and prayed before the statue of our Blessed Mother.
She said, “I am so sad for my Son, how He is rejected by the world. Encourage people to pray, to say many Rosaries to console my Son.”
Thank You, Lord Jesus, and thank you, Blessed Mother.