Messages from Jesus and Mary to Gisella Cardia
Message from Jesus to Gisella of July 17, 2026
Brothers, how great is the commandment of love for one’s neighbor, the perfection of love! But I tell you: “Do not become angry,” because whoever insults his brother will be condemned by the Sanhedrin. But whoever calls him a fool, whoever harms him and obstructs the mission entrusted by Me will be condemned by God.
It is useless to make offerings at the altar unless one has first sacrificed within one’s heart one’s resentments for the love of God and performed the act of knowing how to forgive.
Therefore, if, when you are about to make an offering to God, you know that you have wronged your brother or that you harbor resentment because of his fault, leave your offering before the altar, first make the immolation of your self-love, and only then present your sacrifice.
Reaching a good agreement is always the best course of action. Human judgment is uncertain, and whoever stubbornly challenges it may lose the case and have to pay his adversary to the last coin or suffer.
In all things, raise your eyes to God and ask yourselves: “Do I have the right to do what God does not do to me?” For God is not as relentless and obstinate as you are. Woe to you if He were! No one would be saved. Let this reflection lead you to gentle, humble and compassionate feelings. Then you will not lack God’s reward, either here or hereafter, and justice will be great.
Your Master.
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Reflection on the message [by Gisella Cardia] :
Jesus gives us a passage from the Gospel that deserves to be read calmly, meditated upon and then put into practice. We will have to answer to God for every time we become angry with a brother, a friend or a co-worker. God’s judgment will be even more severe if we then call a disciple or prophet of the Lord “mad.”
What Jesus asks of us is to forgive, to renounce our self-love, our pride, but above all our arrogance, the gravest of sins, which is what distinguished Satan at the moment of his rebellion against God.
We must be humble, gentle and calm, and always seek agreement in conflicts, avoiding confrontation with everyone.
When we hear people say, “God is not just,” let us remember these words of Jesus: if God were just, no one would be saved. But God is merciful, He is love, and before being our Judge, He leaves us free, in the hope that we may return to Him with a heart like His.
Message from the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of July 11, 2026
My children, thank you for being here in prayer, and thank you for having welcomed my invitation into your hearts. My children, my little ones, for so long I have told you how to pray, explaining that the words must come not only from your mouths, but also from your hearts. Today I tell you that prayer is important, that through Faith and prayer you will be able to find inner peace. But there is still one more thing: this is not enough; no, children, it is not enough, because everything must lead to a change in your lives. Look within yourselves and understand whether you have changed within your families, at work and with your brothers and sisters. Fear nothing, because I am here to help and protect you.
Now I leave you with peace in your hearts and with my maternal blessing, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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Reflection on the message [by Gisella Cardia] :
There is a common thread that connects the latest messages of our most loving Heavenly Mother in a special way, and it is the invitation to conversion.
Today, Our Lady urges us to look within ourselves, that is, to examine ourselves and see whether something in our lives has changed for the better. The model we should use as a reference for this examination is Jesus: are we like Him? Do we love as He loves? Do we forgive as He forgave? Conversion is not only an inner matter, but also involves a visible reconciliation with others; this is why Our Lady asks us to examine our relationships within the family, in the workplace, and with our brothers and sisters.
A few simple questions can help us in this task:
– Do I put God first in my life, or do I turn to Him only when I am in need?
– Have I loved others as myself? Do I harbor grudges, resentment or a desire for revenge against anyone?
– Have I judged, criticized or spread gossip? Have I told falsehoods or lies that have harmed others?
– Have I fulfilled my duties at work or in my studies honestly?
Message from Jesus to Gisella of July 7, 2026
My daughter, how quickly and easily they do it! They accuse God Himself, perfect Innocence and supreme Goodness, of being the cause of their suffering, and they will do the same to you, and you will be hated because of My Name. It is Satan who incites them. And many will fall away, betray one another and hate one another. False prophets will arise and lead many into error; Satan will always be the true author of so much evil. And because of the increase of iniquity, the love of many will grow cold. But whoever perseveres to the end will be saved.
Preach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God throughout the world, as a testimony to all nations. Then the end will come. Israel’s return to Christ, welcoming Him, and the preaching of My Doctrine throughout the world.
And then another sign. A sign of the end. When you see the abomination of desolation foretold by Daniel, let those who listen to Me understand well, and let those who read the Prophet know how to read between the words; then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains, let those who are on the rooftop not go down to take what they have in the house, and let those who are in the field not return home, but flee without turning back, lest they should no longer be able to do so. Nor should they turn around while fleeing to look back, so as not to preserve in their hearts the dreadful memory of what will happen. And woe to those who are pregnant and to those who are nursing in those days! And woe if the flight should take place on the Sabbath! Flight alone would not be enough to save you without falling into sin. Therefore pray that it may not happen in winter or on the Sabbath, because then the tribulation will be great, such as has never been from the beginning of the world until now, nor will there ever be anything like it again, because it will be the end. Unless those days were shortened for the sake of the elect, no one would be saved, because the men allied with Satan will do everything they can to torment mankind.
This is the sign, and to you who have faith in the world and not in God, once again I say: convert and be ready, because the moment is near.
I bless you all.
Your Jesus.
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Reflection on the message [by Gisella Cardia] :
Jesus is very tired and sorrowful because of the unbelief of mankind, who often ask for divine signs, but He reminds us that the only sign that will be given is the one that precedes the great tribulation to which we will be subjected: when they remove the Eucharist from the Churches and these are emptied both of the faithful and of the presence of God, then the end will be near.
In order not to die in a state of damnation, Jesus asks us for two things: conversion and a commitment to spread His Gospel throughout the world. Let us make this commitment, let us spread His words, but not before having first impressed them firmly upon our minds and hearts.
As for the elect, Jesus explains to us that the love of these souls and their sacrifice sustain the existence of the world; they are lights that He casts into the darkness of the world to illuminate it.
An elect soul is one that is crucified by tribulations of various kinds; for this reason, it is dear to God, and it is thanks to them that the wrath of the Father has not yet fallen upon the world.
Let us pray, ask for forgiveness, and convert.