In Ephesians 1:17 it says, “May the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ enlighten the eyes of our hearts so that we may know what the hope that belongs to our call is.” Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia.
‘Father, may you continue to fill my heart, to inspire me with the hope that belongs to my call.’
I am now having a vision of an angel from heaven, now two angels, one appearing to my right and the other to my left side, to protect me, to guide me and to fortify me in the Word and in the glory of God.
‘Yes, Father, may you be blessed for your mercy.’
When I was at last night’s wedding here in the Dominican, to be present, to evangelize in silence and in word to the hearts and souls of the many souls that I have been united with throughout the years, a dear friend approached me whom I prayed for more than 20 years ago, Y.
She had desired to have a child for many years. In meeting in prayer, I had a vision of the child within her womb. First, the blood of Jesus entered her womb like a stream, and it became golden; then the vision of her son.
She approached me with excitement and said, “Gregory, do you remember when we prayed?” I said, “Of course.” And she said, “Well, here is my son. He is now in his early 20s. His name is J.” And I said, “Hi, man, I am Gregory.” And he said, “Yes, I know; everyone tells me the story.”
He had been looking at me for some time during the night. Not knowing who he was at that moment, I remained prudently distant, not to speak to him at the unappointed moment.
But it was for the glory of God and it was through the glory of our Father. Through the power of our Father, who gives life. Yet J. came to life. We must believe that if we pray, miracles do happen. And may J. always be blessed. Because there were surrounding friends and family, there was not much time to speak with him. But the joy of his mother, the excitement, I know, was a blessing from our Father in heaven.
‘Father, may I always honor you in love and keep me within your mercy. Continue to fill me with the power of your Holy Spirit, the gifts of thy Spirit, and the greater gifts of faith, hope and love, to be an instrument of faith, hope and love.
I love you, Father. Thank you for you fulfill all things; not I, but you.’