As I adored Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, He allowed me to see Him crying. I was moved to a profound sorrow of heart as I gazed at His tears. “Why, my Lord, are you crying?” I asked.

He cries for the sin of indifference to His presence in the Eucharist. He explained that there is an even greater darkness than the darkness of all the evil of the terrorists, and that is the darkness of the indifference to Jesus alive and present in the Eucharist. This darkness leads and opens the way for the darkness of evil to spread and grow. Because of this sin of indifference to His Eucharistic life, we will live a time when we will not have Jesus in the Eucharist.

I then entered the sorrows of my Beloved, and I cried with Him as one with my suffering Jesus. My Lord and my God is not known nor loved… I cried in repentance for myself, for I, too, have been indifferent in the past to my Lord in the Eucharist. It is pure grace and gift to know Him, adore Him, and love Him as my one and all in the Eucharist. I cried for this grace to be given to many.