Benedictines of Divine Will

"Fiat voluntas tua sicut in caelo et in terra." Mt. 6.10

“This message of mine is for you, then, if you are ready to give up your own will, once and for all." Rule of St. Benedict (Prologue 3)

"Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." Mt. 18.3

"Behold I make all things new." Rev. 21.5

ORA et LABORA

in the image and likeness of the Holy Family of Nazareth.

In “the Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of Divine Will,” day 25, the Blessed Mother tells Luisa Piccarretta:

 

“Now, you must know that for your Mama, for dear and sweet Jesus, and for Saint Joseph, the little house of Nazareth was a Paradise.  Being the Eternal Word, my dear Son possessed the Divine Will within Himself, of His own virtue; immense seas of light, of sanctity, of joys and of infinite beauty resided in that little Humanity.  I possessed the Divine Will by grace; and even though I could not embrace immensity, as did beloved Jesus – because He was God and Man, and I was always His finite creature – yet, in spite of this, the Divine Fiat filled Me so much, having formed Its seas of light, of sanctity, of love, of beauties and of happinesses; and the light, the love and everything that a Divine Will can possess, which came out of Us, were so great that Saint Joseph remained eclipsed, inundated, and lived of our reflections. Dear child, in this house of Nazareth, the Kingdom of the Divine Will was in full force.  Every little act of ours – that is, working, starting the fire, preparing the food – were all animated by the Supreme Volition, and were formed on the solidity of the sanctity of pure love.  Therefore, from the littlest to the greatest of our acts, immense joys, happinesses and beatitudes were unleashed.  And we remained so inundated as to feel ourselves as though under a pouring rain of new joys and indescribable contentments.

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