As I prayed before the Blessed Sacrament, I saw myself interiorly kneeling as I gazed at the face of Jesus crucified. Then Mary came next to me and placed a veil over my head, and she began to teach me about the meaning of the veil for women. I was not writing as she spoke; I was only listening. This is what I wrote of what I remembered after:

Veil: consecrated to God; pure, silent, consolers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

We (MOC) receive the precious Blood that fell to the ground, the Blood discarded by hardened souls.

Mary collected the Blood on the ground (as in the movie, The Passion of Christ), the Blood that would be trampled, forgotten… This white cloth that Mary used soaked in the Precious Blood of Jesus is the veil of the MOC.

We wear over our heads the Blood that souls are rejecting.

We suffer hidden in our hearts the hardness of hearts of many souls.

We are covered, anointed, by the precious Blood rejected by hardened souls.

We live consumed in these hidden sorrows, which are the groans of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

We gaze at Abba as He gazes at His daughters consecrated in the rejected Blood of His Son, and we supplicate in Christ’s groans for grace for the most hardened souls.