Reflexiones de los Mensajes de la Virgen Maria en Medjugorje · Patricia

Ustedes, Hijitos, Oren Y Sean Oración, Ustedes Que Desde El Principio Han Dicho Sí A Mi Llamado.

·5 min

The episode opens with an invocation to the Holy Spirit and an introduction to listening to the Virgin Mary's words. It begins with Mary's January 2026 message inviting prayer and blessing for those who haven't known God's love. The host describes these words as personal and warm, almost visualizing Mary speaking with delicacy. The episode then references an August 2025 message where Mary states that listeners are chosen because they responded to her call. It further recalls a February 2014 message where Mary directly addresses listeners as 'hijitos' (little children), urging them to pray and be prayer. The host explains that being prayer is not merely about praying more but about living so united with God that one's entire life becomes prayer. This involves allowing God to transform the heart so His love can pass through to others. The episode connects this to the idea that when others see such a life, they might come to believe in God's existence. It emphasizes that glorifying God happens through deeds, not just words or songs. Jesus' teaching about being the light of the world is cited to illustrate shining through good works. The Virgin Mary's call is framed as asking listeners to love, forgive, serve, and accompany the suffering, thereby making their light shine. A January 1987 message is highlighted, stating that God has chosen each listener for His salvation plan for humanity. The host stresses that listeners cannot fully comprehend how great their role is in God's plan, meaning their life, prayer, conversion, and 'yes' matter significantly. Mary assures that she is with listeners to help them fulfill this mission completely, walking with them, encouraging them when afraid, lifting them when they fall, and holding their hand when they doubt. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners not to fear this call to be prayer, blessing, and a sign of God's love, reinforcing that they are important and necessary.

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