‘Dear Father, I thank you for bringing me to Washington DC once again, to this wonderful farmers’ market where the people are walking with joy, enjoying the fruits of your creation, Father.

And I especially thank you for calling me back to Washington DC, where I may pray for healing hope for the leaders in our nation’s capital and for those whom I shall meet who are most in need of your mercy, Father.

It gives me great joy to witness the people here in this small park where they are walking cheerfully. Friends among friends, those who are walking their pets on this brilliant day.’

Our Father now says, “My dear child, rejoice in all that I have done for you. And I have led you here in my mercy, so that you may pray for those most in need of my mercy and the hope of my love to continue their work with humility and with faith, a greater faith in me.

On your currency, it says, ‘In God we trust.’ But does your nation truly trust in me? It was I who assisted your forefathers to build, to construct, this nation of glory, where so many live in peace, but so many are divided and your nation is divided. I have brought you here for the specific purpose of praying for those who lead your nation, that they may lead with clarity and truth, the truth of the values of the faith and the hope of the faith from within their hearts.

If your nation does not convert, if the people do not pray for mercy, it will continue to be more so divided. Listen to my heart. For as you witnessed during Holy Mass in a vision within the Holy Eucharist of your capitol building, divided into three. They shall continue to be divided. And only I can save your country and your people from the eternal darkness of evil by the hand of Satan who desires to destroy peace, hope and faith.

Yes, from the words ‘In God we trust’ your nation was built. Pray for your people to trust me once again.

I love you, my child. Thank you for opening your heart to me.”

‘Yes, my Lord, I pray for peace and unity and the conversion of my country and all countries throughout the world. The people are in need of hope, but yet, Father, have mercy on us, because there still is great love.’