Cecilia: Thank you for being with us. A great hello to all of you. We have the pleasure of having you on our program, Gregory. Thank you for being with us; thank you very much.

Gregory: Thank you so much, Cecilia. And I’d like to offer my blessings of God’s love for all of those who will view the program today.

Cecilia: Well, Gregory, we have a very important program today because you have another special message from our Father, God Father. It’s very important that we listen to this message. Do you want to say something as an introduction to the message?

Gregory: Yes. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

I would like to consecrate this program to the Sacred Heart of our Lord and the victory of the love of the Holy Cross. In placing our hearts at the foot of the Cross to receive the eternal mercy and love of God’s mercy and forgiveness for all of my brothers and sisters throughout the world.

God, our Father, has said that the hour is now, the moment is now to offer our hearts in repentance to the joy and hope of his love. He has said he is crying for all souls to return to his love, that as the good Father, he is waiting for us daily and not to wait before it is too late to repent, to convert, to live in a state of peace. Through the eternal sacrifice of our Lord on the Cross and the power of his resurrection, the power of his love to transform and heal our lives. So we do not create false idols of this world and that Almighty God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit is our only one and eternal God, for whom we seek to love, to serve, to glorify, and to be an instrument of faith and of hope for our brothers and sisters.

Yes, our Father said that the hour is now. That he cries tears of mercy for our hearts, although we cannot see them. He offered his only begotten Son as a sacrifice, his eternal and great offering of love and repentance for his children.

And now, Cecilia, if you’d like, we can read the message. I received this message yesterday morning.

Cecilia: Okay.

Gregory: And each day our Father has been speaking to me of his desires for humanity, of his love for his children to return to him. This was the message that he asked me to share.

Cecilia: I’m going to read the whole message in English and then the translation into Spanish, and we will make a dialogue and comment on the message and, if you want, by paragraph and the ideas that are more important.  Okay?

Gregory: Yeah.

All of the message is important, not only some ideas. Okay, so let me go.

Cecilia: I’m going to read the English version and then I will read the Spanish one. Okay. It’s a message from July 15th, 2026.

Nuestro Padre dice, “My son, I am crying out with tears of love and hope for my children to turn their hearts away from the darkness of sin, to repent and to love me. This is all that I ask of my children: to love me, their Father, and to love one another for the sake of their salvation.

But the world continues rejecting me, to not live in the light of my love but to live in the darkness of pride that leads to sin and hatred for their brother. By not seeking to love me in the moment of each new day, in the miracle of life that I have given them, and seeking not to repent, but to live according to their own will. Not my will of holiness and light that produces light, joy and peace within us all.

Sin embargo, sigo llamando a mis hijos, con gran paciencia y misericordia, al arrepentimiento y a la conversión para que me amen.

Yes, I cry tears of love that mankind does not witness because they do not open their eyes to me in their disobedience. Pride led to the greatest fall in creation, which was fulfilled by Lucifer. And now the battle between the light and the darkness continues.

Envié a mi único Hijo para que fuera un sacrificio por el perdón de vuestros pecados. Ofreced cada día vuestros corazones al pie de la Cruz, con humildad y alejados del orgullo, buscando la santa misericordia de la Preciosa Sangre de mi Hijo para que perdone, sane y purifique, y así os redima mediante el poder de su resurrección, el poder de la luz sobre todas las tinieblas y de la vida sobre la muerte. Para que vuestros corazones vivan en paz, alegría y armonía según mi voluntad.

Sí, hijo mío, canta mi grito de amor por mis hijos. Sé mi voz de amor para la humanidad a través de las palabras santas y puras que te entrego. Ama, hijo mío; es el único camino y la única vía hacia la redención y la salvación para la vida eterna.

”Os quiero a vosotros y a cada uno de mis hijos. Venid a mí y no tengáis miedo, pues soy un buen Padre de esperanza misericordiosa».”

There is the message. Okay? Amen. Amen. So, I think that is very clear, his message to us. The only thing that he is asking is repentance and love.

Gregory: Yes. He’s not only asking, but he says that he is crying tears of love for his children to return to him. Yes. We are a humanity and a creation that has rejected God, who created all things for our glory and for his eternal glory through loving him, through being humble and obedient, to serve his will each day. To fulfill his will each day in the example of the light of Christ, his son, The Word made flesh. That we may be one flesh, one body with him, seeking his mercy and hope, his healing to prepare us to receive the gift of salvation daily.

But also, our Father is speaking more specifically in preparation for the Second Coming of his son. The moment to repent is now. It is now, he has said, before it is too late, although we do not know the day, nor does our Lord Jesus.

Our Lord Jesus came to offer his Precious Body and Blood, as we know, as a sacrifice for our forgiveness. And God our Father is crying tears of love for our change, for our transformation, for our conversion, peace and redemption each day in asking us to live our lives at the foot of the Cross. To surrender ourselves, to surrender our hearts and to abandon ourselves through the power of the Holy Spirit––heart, mind, body and soul––to give our all to God.

Monsignor Hodge, my spiritual director, once said, ‘Give your all to God.’ And although my brothers and sisters, we are all weak and sinners, tempted each day, distracted by the darkness, who do not stand and choose the light. I first proclaim that I am weak and a sinner, that I am nothing. But we are all things in Christ. We are nothing in the flesh when we live in the flesh, when we serve our flesh. Because, as Paul said, the flesh is weak, but the spirit is willing. We must call upon the beauty of the power of the Holy Spirit each day. Our Father has said to sing a new song of love for all of humanity and his words, but so few shall receive them.

Cecilia: ¿Podría repetirlo?

Gregory: But so few will receive him because he is rejected. We must make the choice each day. As Our Lady said yes to God, we too must say yes, for his mercy is present and with us.

Do you have any questions or thoughts, Cecilia?

Cecilia: Yes. I would like to ask you how our Father reveals to you the crying of our Lord, Father. Do you see it or do you feel it?

Gregory: He speaks to me in his words, presenting himself as a great light that is eternal, pure in love, gentle in mercy. And when he begins to speak, I can hear his voice, his voice that brings peace and hope. In a moment, he begins to speak when he appears. He is always speaking to our hearts. And he has said that it is through prayer that we unite our hearts to him. That he is always present to embrace us and to listen.

Jesus said in his name, ask and you shall receive. So I can feel his sadness within my heart through the Holy Spirit. And I am convicted in that sadness to change, to seek obedience and humility and to abandon myself to him.

It’s an interesting question, Cecilia. I’ve never been asked that before. What led you to ask it?

Cecilia: Because it’s difficult to understand for us, as we don’t receive the message; we get it through you, the feelings of our God Father. I understand when a person is suffering, but when God is suffering, it’s quite different in intensity and in capacity, and it’s God. So that’s why.

Gregory: Yes. Now I understand more about the question of how to respond.

Cecilia: Because we are third parties, we are receiving the message, and we have to have the full intention of the message. The message is not only words. This message is not only words.

Gregory: I can feel when I am receiving the message a unity and oneness with his love. I can feel the conviction of the Holy Spirit that this is the message that he asked to give to the people. Yes.

Cecilia: They don’t say you have to share it with your neighbors. Do you feel it?

Gregory: I feel it. And he asked me, okay. When he said that he cries tears of love for all humanity and he spoke of why, in this message, he is calling us to repentance and change. But he is so gentle, loving and kind that he commands with mercy. You understand?

Cecilia: Yes. It’s quite a different way of conducting himself as Jesus; if you compare God Father and Jesus, don’t you think so?

Gregory: Yes, because our Father is the “I am that I am.” Yes. He is our Father of love. So many do not see him and receive him in his heart of love for us. A perfect example of who he is eternally is the Prodigal Father. Yes. Yes. Always waiting for us to return to him. The parable does not speak of what the Prodigal Father actually felt when his son abandoned him. It only speaks of the joy that he had in receiving him when he returned. But there is a difference with our Father in the association of this parable.

Cecilia: Could you repeat that for me, please?

Gregory: But there is a difference in this parable with associating it with our Father, because our Father is telling us how he feels. Yes. He is saying he cries. He is hurt.

Cecilia: Okay, I understand now. I understand the meaning of exactly what you said. Let me explain. It’s very important because the feelings of the father who felt abandoned by his son are the same feelings of God Father at this moment.

Gregory: It is a perfect explanation, Cecilia. Because we were created in his image.

Cecilia: In his image. Sí? Is this correct?

Gregory: Yeah. We suffer when we reject him and live in a state of sin; he, too, suffers. He once told me that he is calling his children within the embrace of his love each day. We do not think that he, too, has feelings as a father.

And now the power of the Holy Spirit has just moved fully into the program. Because so seldom do we think of how our Father feels. We don’t think that he, too, hurts, that he, too, cries at what he witnesses. And as Our Lady is Our Lady of Sorrows, Our Father is also a Father of Sorrows. But he says that he cries tears of mercy.

When Jesus taught us in the example of the woman who had committed adultery . . .

Cecilia: Which woman? Sorry.

Gregory: The woman who committed adultery, Jesus said, ‘Let he who has not sinned cast the first stone.’ But in our self-righteousness and pride, we’re so ready to throw stones at one another, to live with unforgiveness and indifference and resentment. Jesus said, ‘Forgive one another as I have forgiven you.’

And in this message, we must consider how our Father feels when he says, ‘I cry tears of love.’ Each tear is a tear of mercy and compassion for humanity. Jesus said, ‘The least that you do for your brother, you do for me.’ The least that we do for our brother, we do for our Father. Yeah. Do you have any comments or thoughts, Celia?

Cecilia: I think that we disassociate Jesus from the Father, and it is incorrect in the sense of being one God, the whole Trinity; the feelings of the Son are the feelings of the Father and the Holy Spirit.

Gregory: Yes. Our Father said he desires that we be in a relationship, a singular relationship with him, his son, through the power of the Holy Spirit, even though we have individual relationships with him. Yes.

Cecilia: So do you think that it’s possible that God Father could communicate with each one of us?

Gregory: He did when he sent our Lord Jesus to become The Word made flesh. Yes, and our Father still communicates with us individually through the power of the Holy Spirit, living and dwelling within us. Remember that they are separate but one.

Cecilia: What do I have to remember? Sorry.

Gregory: That they are separate but one. They are separate but one God.

Cecilia: Okay, understood.

Gregory: When we’re in a relationship, speaking to our Father in prayer and he is speaking to our hearts through the Holy Spirit, we all have gifts: we all have the ability to hear and see God in different ways. I want to give you a perfect example. This morning, when I was receiving, I was sitting under a beautiful tree. And after several messages, he said to me . . .

Cecilia: You said several messages? He was there?

Gregory: Yes. Yes. After several messages, he said, open your heart to me in prayer and look at the beauty of the sunlight falling through the leaves of the tree. The grass that is green and pure in hope. And he said, feel the gentle breeze of the morning air because I am present in all creation. And I am in you and all around you at this moment. So in that aspect, he said that he was present in all things, in speaking to my heart through the beauty of nature that I was witnessing. Which is why we feel such great peace in nature. It is the peace of his presence speaking to our hearts. And his love at that moment was in me and all around me. He said at that moment that he created all things and that mankind does not see him in creation because mankind has created its own false idols in the world today.

We grow in faith and prayer with him through simple words of love, with an open heart and sincere words. It gives him joy. And he also said in the prayer of the Our Father to pray it with heart, contemplating his true presence within us. Because it is he who gave us all things.

Cecilia: Yes, I understand that very well. That he has given us all what we have.

Gregory: And he gave us his son. And through his son’s passion and resurrection, he gave us his Spirit. He knows our hearts and our needs and he desires that we speak to him. And he said, when we speak to him, it alleviates his tears of sorrow.

Yes, when we speak with him, Cecilia, it alleviates his tears.

Cecilia: Okay.

Gregory: We have all things in him. And that is why he said that it is the pure of heart who will see God in all things. And Jesus said to have pure hearts like children. I am the first to say that I am a sinner and I make our Father sad. But we all must consider how he feels and what he wants us to fulfill for him. And that is to live the Gospel message, to live by faith. Yes, that is holy and pure. To love him above all things and to practice our faith in love. Yes.

Do you have any comments? Because you sort of paused when I spoke about when we speak to him, he says it alleviates his tears. Yes. When we speak to our Father, it makes him joyful. With each statement we speak to him, we return to his heart like prodigal children. Yes. And through him we are sanctified in his love.

¿Entiendes?

Cecilia: Yes, yes. I think that his intervention with you is not very often, is it?

Gregory: No, it is often. And I have a website called www.heartofjesus.love. He does speak to me often.

Cecilia: Yes, yes, he speaks to you often, but not for giving us the messages, or am I mistaken?

Gregory: Yes, I have posted all of the messages on the website www.heartofjesus.love. Can you tell the audience the address?

Cecilia: Yes. Tell me if it’s like this.

Gregory: All one word. Yes.

Cecilia: Okay.

Gregory: And Cecilia, he said, now is the moment to sing in his voice, for all of humanity to hear him and to receive the desires of his heart. This message, as well as last week’s message, was very powerful because he is sharing with us what he is thinking, what he is feeling and what he desires. Not through me, prophetically, but in every word that he speaks to me to give to the hearts of his children.

Let me clarify this, okay?

Cecilia: Please.

Gregory: Yes, yes. He is sharing with me his heart to share with the hearts of his children. Yes, in the way that he speaks to me and what he desires for humanity. But he desires to speak to all of us in different ways. We may hear and we may see him through his great love for us.

In all things, we experience his love and the love of our brothers and sisters. We give glory to him and experience his love when we give glory to his presence in nature and when we give gratitude to him for all of our gifts and blessings each day. Because in gratitude, we acknowledge his presence. We say, thank you, Father, because I know that you are present with me and you are blessing me in your love in the simplest and the smallest ways and in the greatest ways. And the miracles of life that allow us to see him, which for me begin with each new day and the gift and the miracle of life.

Our Father is not judging us in this message. He is always saying, I love you, I cry for you, come to me. But we continue to turn our backs on him, he says. In our pride, we reject him, and we must look at the example of the greatest pride and fall in all creation and that was of Lucifer. Because pride comes before the fall. The greater the pride, the greater we reject. That is why he said that humility shall fulfill the path of our faith to the foot of the Cross.

Yes. It’s through humility and being obedient in his love to him that we are being called to fulfill his will, which ultimately he has said is to love him above all things and it is to love one another.

You have asked me about messages from God our Father. In the last 10 days, I have received over 30 or 40 messages from him. He is speaking to us not as a distant God but as a God of love. In our sufferings and our pains and our trials, he said, be not afraid, because I’m always with you. He is always with us to gift us, to bless us, to guide us, to take our hands and to show us the path of the light each day. To live with the greater courage of the faith, Cecilia, and to ask for greater strength and courage each day.

I don’t know about you, but I ask God to give me strength and courage each day to fulfill my path with joy and peace. Yes. Because I don’t want to live in the darkness. I don’t want to live with the hardened heart of pride, with a heart that is hard, made hard by pride. And in rejecting God and not receiving him, not loving him.

Are there any questions on the screen?

Cecilia: Yes, there are a lot of questions.

What can we do to console our God Father?

Gregory: To seek to grow closer to him in love through prayer each day. And to put our love in action through prayer, in faith, in the practice of the faith and in loving him above all things and loving our brothers and sisters. Isaiah, the prophet, said to seek God and he will grow closer to you. These were words given to Isaiah the prophet. Because the more we seek him, the more we unite ourselves to him. And this will bring him joy, as the Prodigal Father received joy when he received his son. And that truly, when Jesus taught the parable of the Prodigal Son, he was speaking about his Father and he was speaking about us.

I received a message from a priest today. He said that I’ve committed so many sins and so many big sins.

Cecilia: You or the priest, you or him?

Gregory: He, the priest, and that he was tempted every day.

We all face temptations.

He said that in having fallen so much, all I can do is trust in the mercy of God to redeem me. Because Jesus foretold Peter that he would reject him three times.

Cecilia: Could you repeat that, please?

Gregory: At the Last Supper, Jesus foretold Peter that he would reject him three times. And Peter said, no, not me, Lord, no. Are you speaking of me?

But Peter understood what was most important. He made reparation in God’s mercy through his repentance.

Cecilia: He repaired, he repaired quite a lot.

Gregory: Yeah. And this priest understood God’s mercy to continue to persevere in faith and in his call. We are not called to give up on God’s call when we fall into sin. Yes, we have to, as Paul said, persevere in running the good race. We cannot live in a state of sin or in the bondage of the memories of our past sins, not living in a memory of our past sins, because this is what Satan wants, to place us in his bondage when we do not repent or receive the fullness of God’s mercy through repentance.

In the moment of sin, we are called to repent and, as Catholics, to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, which Jesus has said is the sacrament of his healing mercy for our souls that uplifts us out of darkness into the light.

Yes, so in that, Cecilia, we must ultimately trust in overcoming our pride when we sin to receive the mercy of our Father. It was when the Prodigal Son humbled himself that he returned with hope to his Father.

I ask now that each of you be blessed by the words in the message of our Father and each one of you be blessed by his message and you come to understand in a greater way how he feels and how he loves us and what he needs from us, Cecilia. We must not live only to ask what our Father can give to us. We must ask, what can we give to our Father? Because when we live only to ask, what can he give to us, we live in our selfish human nature.

And that moment is the moment to humble ourselves before him. Because he said, the moment is now; the hour is now to repent, to prepare your hearts for the gift of salvation each day and for the Second Coming of his son.

I hope the message has been clear to the hearts of the listeners.

Cecilia: Very clear and very, very profound.

Gregory: My brothers and sisters, each day, fight for your faith. Persevere to be pure in heart, to receive the peace and joy of God’s presence, our Father said––the love of God, our Father, the love of his heart. And we bless him for loving him. He knows our needs. He understands our weaknesses, our sufferings and our fears. He said, I love you, be not afraid. Only come to me; trust in me.

Saint Faustina understood this when she wrote her diary of mercy, helping us to understand in a greater way God’s mercy for our souls. But he has said first love, then mercy. And now he desires that we understand his great and eternal love for our soul.

Many years ago, our Lord Jesus called for a Feast Day of Love. He desires to have a Feast Day of Love, as there is a Feast Day of Mercy. And the Feast Day of Love should take place after his birth. Yes, to celebrate the birth of his love within our hearts as we celebrate the feast day of his mercy through his sacrifice. Only he could fulfill this, Cecilia. But he knows the time and the day.

But what is most important is that he desires that we love him. And to celebrate each day his love in our lives, to celebrate the abundance of his greatness and blessings that he pours upon us. To celebrate with gratitude the hope that he gives us. To give thanks for all things each day, one time, ten times, a hundred times during the day. And you will see that your hearts will be filled with joy, my brothers and sisters. Because you will see God and his love with gratitude, with different eyes.

And our Father is crying tears of love for us to return to him. Let us not wait, because he said the moment is now. Seek first the Kingdom of God today. Amen.

Do you have anything to finalize the program that you would like to say?

Cecilia: No, Gregory, I don’t want to say more things because I’m going to do another program. (gentle laughter)

Gregory: Okay. Okay. I’m so sorry.

Cecilia: Okay, several questions are here, but I think they need another program. So why don’t we do the next program? If you have another message, that’s okay, but we can answer those questions because here someone is asking you, how do we know that we are doing God’s will? How do we know what our God Father wants?

Gregory: To finish the program on it, I’m going to answer that very shortly with his words, not my words. He said his greatest desire is to love him above all things and to love one another. That to love him and others is his divine will for humanity. In asking him to guide us each day, he will reveal to us with patience and grace and prayer.

And peace is a great confirmation that we are choosing to fulfill God’s will in our decisions. Yes. Because in our decisions, when we have peace, it’s a great confirmation of his will because peace is of the light, not of the darkness. But on the next program, we will speak more about these questions.

Cecilia: Okay. Gregory, thank you so much.

Gregory: Muchas gracias.

Cecilia: Thank you so much. Thank you to all of you. I think these messages are very beautiful. Not only are they beautiful, but they also help us to have a better relationship with God and to grow spiritually. Gracias a todos.

Thank you. Thank you, Gregory, for being with us.