Marie-Julie foretold on numerous occasions that after her death,
her home at La Fraudais would become a great place of pilgrimage after the
chastisements and the arrival of the Great Monarch, for her cottage was destined
to become the site of a great and holy sanctuary dedicated to the Holy Cross
and Immaculate Mary, a triumphant acknowledgement of the work of the Cross that
first commenced with her mission as a victim soul and her prophecies preparing
the world for the great renewal. Our Lord declared to her on July 29,
1875:
“O My spouse, when you are no longer (i.e. on earth), I will leave
great graces to La Fraudais. This place is a blessed land. So far, I have
accorded graces, this is nothing. It will be especially in the last days
that My Grace will be visible and they can say it is I who have led you.”
She was given an incredible number of details concerning the
massive construction project and was shown what the church would look like, an
immense building on the order of the classic gothic pattern that will hold
about 1,400 people, Christ Himself declared He would be its architect.
Marie-Julie was told how many pillars there would be and described the
altars. At first, there would be disputes over the land as the people
will not want to give up their property for the great project, but they will be
justly compensated by an exchange in land and the bitter disputes will be short
lived. No worker will die from accidents during the heavy building work.
The rich will generously donate costly gifts and presents for its
construction and adornment. Wonders were also promised: a miraculous spring
will bubble forth on the site of her cottage, the waters of which would heal
both body and spirit of the pilgrims who came to the sanctuary. The water
would eventually be piped through and be collected in a special fountain
constructed beside the main altar. The angels would be sent to help with
the sanctuary’s construction: workers will leave for their period of rest only
to discover upon their return that the walls will have been raised higher.
In this manner, the work will rapidly continue to its completion.
The builders will also be graced to hear the heavenly choirs and saints
singing three times a day to refresh them. A heavenly perfume will
permeate the air. Our Lord promised that He Himself would also come to
sing and give them refreshment. Heaven revealed that the Great
Monarch and his entourage would come and plant the holy standard at the
promised sanctuary in thanksgiving for his great victory and for the prophecies
that announced his reign. The surrounding lands will house great
convents, cloisters and charitable orphanages, great conversions will take
place, it will become a new ‘City of God’ in the renewal. The
future graces promised to La Fraudais, ‘the Garden of Mary’, are so great that
Our Lady declared on May 16, 1880:
The house of Marie Julie...
“My children, so many pains, so many crosses, so many tears will
be highly rewarded. Heaven has you covered. This place (La Fraudais) will
become great, an immense magnitude. Souls will come, driven by an extraordinary
grace. My children, a mountain has been raised here ...”
We also find the following text with the same date, indicating Our
Lady also made this astounding revelation: “From (the time of) Calvary
to this date, I have never seen so many graces, as (those) reserved for this
place.”
There are indications in the texts that work
on this great sanctuary would begin when the days of chastisements are near,
but when the terrors finally come to an end, the Great Days of Peace and
Renewal will commence, which will last for approximately 25 to 35 years.
The Reign of the Sacred Heart will begin, the Great Monarch, the leaders
of the Church and all the faithful will flock to the great Shrine in
thanksgiving. Sadly, earth will experience turmoil again when the
Antichrist appears to destroy the faith, but until then, the Church will enjoy
an Age of unparalleled glory never before witnessed in the history of Christendom.
These will be magnificent days reserved for the future that we can only
dream of and pray will soon come to pass.
Marie-Julie Jahenny, pray for us!
Marie-Julie Jahenny, pray for us!
Please see hyperlink (in the title) for link-backs to original article.
ReplyDelete