Two Messages to Gisella Cardia of Italy
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Message of the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of 10 October 2026
My children, thank you for having welcomed my call into your hearts. Children, I call all my children, but not all listen.
In these dark times one must pray a great deal. Have nothing else to do but prayer. Be humble: God is not the God of the proud, but the God of the humble, the One who leads along the path of charity and holiness.
Children, do not tire of making provisions. Protect yourselves from the illnesses that are coming: only with prayer and the Eucharist will you be able to see all these things from afar.
Have your soul full of God; only this will bring salvation. Now I bless you, in the name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Reflection on the message:
Once again Our Lady draws attention to the necessity of being humble. The mistake we risk making is thinking that these appeals always concern someone else and not ourselves.
We are not humble when we wait for others to call us first; when we consider ourselves superior and look upon our brothers with superficiality and disdain; when we think that respect is always and in any case due to us by reason of our social or cultural position; when we wait for apologies and do not know how to offer them; when, having received an offence, we wait for the other to take the first step. Pride is the root of all sins; it is the sin of the Demon.
Only prayer and the Eucharist will be able to save us: the first is the breath of the Soul, the second is our medicine of immortality.
For this reason all our daily thoughts must have a single objective: God.
Message of the Queen of the Rosary to Gisella of 13 October 2026
My children, thank you for being united in prayer.
My children, do not afflict yourselves because of those who speak ill of you, but have pity, pity on them. God will judge with His Mercy and His Holy Justice, but you, children, trust in God who has never left you alone.
Woe to the man who trusts in man, but blessed is he who trusts in God.
Pray and keep silence in the face of evil; only pray and do not have a bitter soul. Let me place peace in your hearts and, covered by my blessed Mantle, you will have nothing to fear.
I bless you all in the name of the Most Holy Trinity.
Reflection on the message:
Our Lady points out to us the way to follow in the sufferings of life: prayer, silence and forgiveness. Even Jesus, before Herod, who was curious to see some miracle of His, or before His torturers, remained silent and asked the Father to forgive them. If we place our trust in man we will always be disappointed.
He who trusts in God, on the other hand, is blessed, because “he is like a tree planted by streams of water, that yields its fruit in its season … and whatever he does prospers,” as Psalm 1 says. Let us send away bitterness and affliction, with the certainty that nothing will be lacking to us if we keep God and His peace in our heart.