Costly apostolic mission. The Work of Reparation to the Holy Face of Jesus here in Traditional Catholic Detroit in modern times has been manifested as covered with a bloody sweat, shredded at the pillar, executed by crucifixion upon the Cross, placed into the arms of the Immaculate Mother of God, the last drop of its blood shed, completely spent and immolated, ablaze with God's love for mankind, in the tomb for three days, and then resurrected for the sake of the whole world in our time. What wonders. + Show us Your will, O Lord!
"By My Holy Face you will work wonders,
appease the anger of God,
and draw down mercy on sinners."
~ Jesus to Sr. Mary of St. Peter
"I give you My Name to be your light in the darkness and your strength in battle.
Satan will do all in his power to crush this Work at its roots.
But I assure you that the Holy Name of God will triumph,
and it will be the Holy Angels who will gain the victory in the conflict.”
~ Jesus to Sr. Mary of St. Peter, Nov. 18, 1843
"By offering My Face to My Eternal Father nothing will be refused,
The Message of Sr. Mary of St. Peter
online book, translated from French, 216 pages.
our Divine Savior made me see through a ray of light
issuing from His august Countenance
that the Holy Face which He presented to mankind for their adoration,
was indeed the mirror of those unutterable Divine Perfections
comprised and contained in the Most Holy Name of God....
I saw that by thus honoring and venerating
this Sacred Countenance covered anew with outrages,
we could atone for blasphemers who attack the Divinity of which this Holy Face
is the figure, the mirror and the expression.”
~ Sr. Mary of St. Peter
“...[Our Lord] told me that He was seeking in our convent souls
who would heal the wounds inflicted on His Face
by pouring over them the wine of compassion and the oil of love,
which is Reparation.
Then Our Lord promised that if the community embraced this exercise of Reparation,
He would give it a kiss of love which would be the pledge of the eternal kiss.”
~ Sr. Mary of St. Peter
desires to impart to souls the rare virtue emanating from His most Holy Face,
for indeed there in the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar
His adorable Face is more dazzling than the sun.
He then once more promised me to imprint His Divine likeness
upon the souls of those who honor the features of His Face."
~ Sr. Mary of St. Peter
