Rejected, Yet Walking the Narrow Path
Message From Jesus to the Little Apostle of the True Faith — Received on 08/09/25
JESUS:
Little one, all will be well. I hear your heart!
Rejection will always make you stronger. I, myself, was misunderstood and rejected by the religious authorities of My time.
They missed the blessing that My Father had prepared for them—an opportunity to participate in the fullness of His will in that epoch.
In the same way, as My ambassador, you may face rejection from people who do not yet grasp My will—especially when the work I begin in souls appears new, different from familiar patterns, and therefore “absurd” to them, as though they think I would not speak like this or that manner.
Yet what they dismiss as strange is, in truth, built on a firm foundation of proven and mature wisdom.
My invitation remains open to every heart.
Know this, little one: I always shower blessings on My people who show Me kindness and who also offer their compassion to the little ones I send in My Name.
When charity, compassion, or help is denied Me, the blessings I meant for those souls return to My Sacred Heart, and the rejection causes Me deep sorrow.
Everything I freely offer flows from My Merciful Heart; it is the outpouring of My unfathomable Compassion.
If only they understood this mystery: whenever My mercy—expressed through the works I desire to accomplish for My Church—is rejected, My Heart is wounded.
On the Last Day I will show them how they dismissed My will and turned away from My loving invitation.
Yet these lost graces—once withdrawn into My Heart—do not remain there.
They quickly go forth and are poured out a hundredfold upon My little ones: My humble, loving, and rejected souls.
See, My little apostle—rejoice, My beloved!
Your soul now receives these blessings, multiplied many times over, and you will delight in them when you perceive their fullness.
LITTLE APOSTLE:
Thank You, my Lord. Your kindness consoles my heart. I feel secure. As long as You approve of me, and of the little I can offer and do for You, I am happy. Lord, as You have always said to me, ‘Let’s keep walking, child.’
So let us keep walking, my sweet Bridegroom — and thank You for staying by my side in my weakness.
May Your holy Name, Adonai, be praised and glorified forever!
