On the way to the heavenly Jerusalem

On December 13, 1996, Jean died of internal bleeding, he was 43 years old. By inner locutions, he sends messages of love, hope and happiness to his parents, asking them to pray for the deceased.

"Time is running out," John told us in the fourth book of his messages, and already he is coming back to tell us that the Lord is here, that there is no more time to lose, that we must be more than ever ready, filled with the desire to wait, to meet.

Here again, John returns to the essential. And if he takes up so often the same themes as before, it is to make us hear them again by deepening them to shed more light on certain aspects, like a true pedagogue, in the manner of his patron saint, St. John the Evangelist, in his epistle.

Everything comes down to love, of course, nourished by prayer, especially the Rosary, the sacraments and the Word of God, in order to enter into an ever deeper intimacy with Jesus and Mary, but also in an expectation and openness towards all our fellow human beings of good will, including believers of other religions.

It is in thanksgiving, gratitude and joy that we must receive and meditate on the messages from Heaven which have not ceased for ten years now, in the joy also of so many known and certainly more unknown fruits.