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Wednesday, 20 May 2015

Luisa Piccarreta - How Jesus was nailed to the Cross in the Will of the Father.


Bernard of Clairvaux

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Luisa Piccarreta, ‘All of Jesus was Nailed in His Father’s Will, because the Crucifixion was His Father’s Will. How Jesus Wanted to Lose All His Will to Live Completely in His Father’s to Repair for and to Tear Down Creature’s Idols’ (heading), illuminates the St. Bernard tradition, ‘Devotion to the Shoulder Wound of Jesus’.


St. Bernard's devotion to the Shoulder Wound of Jesus

According to St. Bernard, he asked Jesus which was His greatest unrecorded suffering and the wound that inflicted the most pain on Him in Calvary and Jesus answered:"I had on My Shoulder, while I bore My Cross on the Way of Sorrows, a grievous Wound which was more painful than the others and which is not recorded by men. Honour this Wound with thy devotion and I will grant thee whatsoever thou dost ask through its virtue and merit and in regard to all those who shall venerate this Wound, I will remit to them all their venial sins and will no longer remember their mortal sins


FIAT Volume 7 Online -  January 30 1906 to May 30, 1907

and Print 1995 publication -in Table below.

Book of Heaven

VOLUME 7
Divine Will

PRINT version
February 23, 1906

All of Jesus was Nailed in His Father’s Will, because the Crucifixion was His Father’s Will. How Jesus Wanted to Lose All His Will to Live Completely in His Father’s to Repair for and to Tear Down Creature’s Idols.


      This morning I was thinking of Our Lord in the act of being nailed to the Cross. While I was compassionating Him, blessed Jesus and to me.

      “My daughter not only my hands and free feel were nailed to the cross but also all the particles of my Humanity, of my Soul, and of my Divinity. All were nailed in my Father’s Will, because the Crucifixion was my Fathers Will. Moreover, this w necessary because–what is sin but to withdraw from the Will of God, from all that is good and holy which is given by God, and to believe oneself is something, and, in the process, to offend the Creator? So, in order to repair such audacity and to tear down this idol that the creature builds of himself, I wanted to lose my will entirely and to live by the Will of the Father–at cost of all sacrifice.”
February 23, 1906

How Jesus was nailed to the Cross in the Will of the Father.





This morning I was thinking of Our Lord in the act in which they were nailing Him to the cross; I was being compassionate with all of Him, and blessed Jesus told me:

 “My daughter, not only my hands and feet were nailed to the cross, but all the particles of my Humanity, Soul and Divinity were all nailed in the Will of the Father.  In fact, the crucifixion was the Will of the Father, therefore I was nailed and transmuted completely in His Will.  This was necessary because, what is sin but withdrawing from the Will of God, from everything that is good and holy which God has given us, believing to be something of one’s own, and offending the Creator?  And I, in order to render reparation for this audacity and for this self idol which the creature makes of herself, wanted to dissolve my will completely and live from the Will of the Father at the cost of great sacrifice.”






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