Messages from Jesus and Mary to Gisella Cardia
Message from Jesus to Gisella of August 1, 2026
My daughter!
Speak of my Eucharist: say that I am there as Man and as God. Say that I want them to love me as I love. Speak to them of Eucharistic love and of the necessity of receiving me. Make me loved by everyone in my Sacrament of love, the greatest of my Sacraments, the greatest miracle of my wisdom.
My daughter, see that I am loved and consoled, and that reparation is made to me in my Eucharist for all offences, particularly when they feed on my body without reverence.
Speak of the Eucharist, which is proof of infinite love, which is the nourishment of souls.
Tell the souls who love me to live united to me during their work, in their homes, both by day and by night; let them often kneel in spirit and, with bowed heads, say: “Jesus, I adore you in every place where you dwell in the Blessed Sacrament; I keep you company for those who despise you; I love you for those who do not love you; I give you comfort for those who offend you. Jesus, come into my heart!”
These moments will be moments of great joy and consolation for me.
Speak to souls, my daughter; speak to them about the importance of the prayer of the Rosary and of the Eucharist! The Rosary! The Rosary! The Rosary! The Eucharist, my body and my blood. Remember that I see and listen to every soul; I also see those who enter the Church and do not greet me. I see the hypocrisy of those who go to Mass but do not notice my living presence! Hypocrites!
Now I bless you, in the name of the Father, in my Most Holy Name, and in the name of the Holy Spirit.
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Reflection on the Message:
Our entire life must be centred on the Eucharist. The Body and Blood of Christ, living and present, must be our constant thought, because it is He who, like a Sun, gives us life, warms us and nourishes us.
Let us remember to reciprocate the love He has for us. Let us give joy and consolation to Jesus by reciting, with sincere feelings, this prayer of continuous adoration that He taught us; but above all, when we enter a church, let us give Him the proper greeting by genuflecting toward the Tabernacle, with the awareness that He is there and watches us, even though we do not physically see Him. Every time one enters a church, one enters the house of a Friend who waits, sees and listens.
In the same way, let us remember that we cannot approach the Eucharist with superficiality: we must be repentant and have gone to Confession, receive Him on our knees and directly in the mouth, NOT in the hands—which is a grave sacrilege. We are receiving the Body of the Son of God!
Finally, the threefold insistence on the Rosary is a sign of spiritual urgency. Living the Eucharist and praying the Rosary allow us to base our lives on two pillars: the real presence of Jesus and meditation upon His mysteries.
Message from the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of July 28, 2026
My children, thank you for being here in prayer, and thank you for having listened to my call in your heart.
My children, look at the changes around you: why do you accept them, knowing that many of them keep you bound? And so you are not free, yet despite everything, you do not change within yourselves.
Satan is strong and you are weak in faith, and because of your weakness, you do not prepare yourselves for what will soon arrive and overturn the world.
Strengthen yourselves, children, I beg you.
Now I leave you with my maternal blessing, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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Reflection on the Message:
Our Lady once again invites us to conversion and to Faith, but this time she draws attention to that attitude of laziness because of which we accept even those changes that represent genuine chains. She is telling us that the renewal of society must begin first and foremost with our consciences.
Satan is strong, Our Lady says, and this is because, instead of opening our hearts to God, we have opened them to Evil: to the pleasures of the flesh, to money, and to power. We have abandoned the Kingdom of Perfection and Love and have preferred the chains and barbarity of Evil and Death. Without strong faith, we will not be able to endure the consequences of the sins of this corrupt humanity. In suffering, perhaps someone will hear the voice of God resounding and will finally raise their face from the darkness toward the Light.
Message from the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of July 25, 2026
My children, thank you for being gathered here in prayer, and thank you for having listened to my call in your heart.
My children, I know your hearts and your needs.
I know that you need miracles, which occur only through Faith. A myriad of graces is like a stream flowing toward you, but I ask you: do not raise walls; let them come. The condition for receiving graces is to have faith, hope and love in your hearts and to believe in the Mercy of God.
Remember that you have free will; therefore, listen to your heart in order to understand which the right path is to take.
I want your serenity.
Now I bless you, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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Reflection on the Message:
What would we say if someone offered us a bouquet of old and withered flowers? That he would have done better not to give it to us, because it offends us.
The same happens with the majority of our prayers, which are not heard because our spirit is oppressed and contaminated by hypocrisy, hatred and lust. These are the walls of which Our Lady speaks.
We can deceive men, but not God, who knows our hearts.
Our Lady asks for charity, and instead we are full of resentment toward everyone and of selfishness. This is the first essential condition for being heard by Heaven: not having in our hearts the hatred that kills love.
Our Lady asks for mercy: how can we present ourselves to Jesus, who is Mercy, when we are not merciful toward those who have harmed us?
Our Lady asks for faith and hope: we must give up the masks we wear; to have faith means to obey the desires and wishes of God, but in great and small things we disobey God.
Hope is to desire and await from God eternal life as one’s happiness, while we despair or presume that we can save ourselves, or else entrust ourselves to superstition and magic.
How often, finally, do we allow ourselves to be enveloped by the immoderate desires of the flesh, the mind, or the heart?
To that stream of graces, we prefer a putrid and stagnant fountain fed by Satan, merely for a brief earthly satisfaction.
It is the way we act that neutralises the action of Jesus, who can no longer work miracles because of these opposing forces at work within us.
Let us use our free will well, Our Lady suggests to us, and only in this way will we be able to make the right choices: those that give peace to the heart and do not leave that aftertaste of bitterness and that veil of restlessness in the soul.
Message from the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of July 21, 2026
My children, thank you for being united in prayer, and thank you for having welcomed my call into your hearts.
My children, what is coming for you pains me.
Children, only with Faith will you be able to endure everything. You are already in the times of tribulation, but this is still nothing.
Children, war is drawing ever closer: if you are not strong in faith and do not hold tightly to my
hands, how will you be able to survive?
The devil seems to be stronger and thinks he will win, but I will crush his head and protect my children.
I am your Ark, and I would like you to come aboard so that you may be taken to a safe harbor.
Now I leave you with my maternal blessing, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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Reflection on the Message:
Our Lady continues to instruct us on the path of conversion, speaking to us about the importance of Faith.
It is the shield, the inner weapon and the fundamental virtue with which we must face tribulations; it is the strength that overcomes doubt and fear during trials.
Without faith, the trial crushes man and drives him toward rebellion or despair. When, instead, tribulation is lived with a living faith rooted in the love of Christ, “every burden becomes light,” and suffering takes on an eternal and supernatural value.
Faith is what enables the soul to trust in God even when the future is dark or frightening.
Yet, where there is pride or arrogance, faith collapses at the first difficulty, because man trusts only in material means or in his own strength, with the presumption of being self-sufficient, of explaining everything through reason and of being able to do without a God whom he cannot see.
When the dark moments arrive, let us remember these words of Our Lady, because faith does not exempt us from the trials of life, but gives the soul the spiritual light it needs in order not to succumb.