Latin American Apparitions of Our Lady and Jesus

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

The Tabernacle

In the Sanctuary of a Catholic Church rests a beautiful tabernacle. It is located on a side altar near a busy exit that leads to a parking lot. On the sanctuary wall directly behind the main altar hangs a large bronze Crucifix. Prior to the recent church renovation and on special occasions, a beautiful flower arrangement was placed on a stand beneath the Crucifix. This location became an area where excessive talking and visiting took place with no regard for Christ’s’ real presence. Some of the parishioners hoped the irreverence would lessen by moving the tabernacle behind the main altar underneath the Crucifix. Instead, a raised platform was moved to the location below the crucifix which now holds the celebrant’s chair along with two other chairs at a lower level.

Grandma was very disappointed. At one time God’s competition was a beautiful bouquet of flowers. He now competes with man for the King’s Throne below the Crucifix.

Grandma decided to make a five-day pilgrimage to find peace of mind. She became ill and spent two days of the pilgrimage in a hotel bed. One evening, while ill in bed, Jesus spoke to her and said “Draw a picture.” She thought, how can I draw a picture, without a ruler I can’t even draw a straight line. Suddenly, the illness left her and her health and energy was restored in an instant.

The Picture

She envisioned a beautiful banquet table with the priest seated in a place of honor. She saw Jesus seated among the least important guests at the end of the table. On the wall she saw the word MERCY.

Grandma knew a high school art student who could help her with this project. Perhaps she could even earn an extra credit in her art class. The idea was first presented to the art teacher. The teacher had the desire to paint the picture and offered to help with the project.

Grandma believed the art teacher was chosen by God to paint His picture. The Holy Spirit entered her heart and mind and guided her hand to send this message to the world, “I Am Mercy.”

God Bless You,

Grandma

Note: I encourage all to share this picture with others. Please do not alter the image when sharing. Thank-you, Grandma!