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In the evening of
December 31, 2005, as the pilgrims were about to begin the overnight
prayer meeting on the Blessed Mother's Mountain near Naju in celebration
of the Solemnity of the Divine Motherhood of Mary on January 1, 2006, the
Blessed Mother resumed shedding tears of blood through her statue in Naju for
the first time in about fifteen years since January 14, 1992 when she had last
wept after a total of 700 days of shedding tears and/or tears of
blood since June 30, 1985.
On the same day,
before the Blessed Mother began shedding tears of blood, Julia Kim wept a lot
thinking about the extreme pains that the Lord and the Blessed Mother were
suffering, because the numerous children in the world were not accepting
her anxious pleas and continued committing sins and even the children who had
been called by the Lord and the Blessed Mother were falling victim to
the devil's tempation by becoming jealous of each other and speaking ill of each
other.
After weeping for a
while, Julia was surprised to see the Blessed Mother shedding
tears of blood through her statue and asked the volunteer helpers to come and
see. They saw blood not only on the Blessed Mother's face but also on
both of her hands.
A little while later, Julia saw
a vision in which the Blessed Mother was weeping sorrowfully, covering her
face with her hands. Thus, Julia understood why there was
blood on both of the Blessed Mother's hands on her statue. Message
on December 31, 2005 |
