J.M.J.
I would like to share a very special gift I have received from God. This is my gift:
One day, while praying after
Mass, God asked me what I wanted. I said
I wanted a cloak of Hail Mary’s and a garment of Our Father’s, along with a
diadem clasp of Glory Be’s for my cloak.
Why? Because there is no greater
protection than prayer. God granted me
my cloak and the clasp but I must wait for the garment of Our Father’s for
reasons not important enough to be shared.
Anyone may have their own prayer
clothes, the only thing is you must ask God, our Heavenly Father for them. Or his Son, for He has asked His Father if He
may give them.
These clothes may be any clothes
a person feels comfortable with and any prayers can be used for them. The clothes may have Shinings – ornaments or
decorations which are special gifts from God, the Father in Heaven. The clothes may be a blanket or bed covering,
if a person is bed-ridden or in a wheel chair.
No one can take the clothes from a
person. They may be worn when we present
ourselves to Our Lord at the end of our mortal life here on earth. They may be taken to Heaven and given to
someone back on the earth.
You will know you have your
prayer clothes.
The prayer clothes will include
every prayer you have ever prayed and they must be maintained by praying.
They may be prayed for someone
else, for example, a child, a friend, the souls in Purgatory. Parents or those with difficult children may
pray clothes for their children, who will eventually present themselves to Our
Lord in their prayer clothes.
They may also be prayed for all
the unborn children so that no matter how long they are here on earth, they may
go home to the Heavenly Father in their prayer clothes, and the Heavenly Father
will know that the child was loved and cared for while he or she was here on
earth.
Those children, along with and
their parents and caregivers, who have incurable diseases and who are in
hospitals should know of these clothes.
Bernardette
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