Friar Agustín – Graces of Supernatural Understanding…

Message of Our Lord Jesus to Br. Augustín del Divino Corazón on April 16, 2008:

Chapter I: Teacher of the Apostles of the Last Times

The Tabernacle: The Presence of the Living God

My little children, it is only in the Tabernacle that your hearts will find peace—the peace that Jesus knows how to give you because He loves you, because He has remained in the Tabernacle of love to give you love, love in abundance. 

In the Tabernacle you become strong, strong to endure your trials, trials that, when borne with love, are of great merit because Jesus receives them with joy in His Sacred Heart. In the Tabernacle you will receive the light of God, a light that will always guide you, even as you pass through dark alleys and ravines. 

In the Tabernacle, your hearts will become like those of children, for there Jesus, with his gaze, will purify them, restoring them to the innocence of a newborn. In the Tabernacle you will be clothed with special graces, graces that will give you supernatural understanding to discern the events that will come upon the whole earth in these end times. 

In the Tabernacle your sadness will fade away, your despair will turn into peace of mind because you know that He is there to assist you, to help you in your moments of need. In the Tabernacle, you will receive divine wisdom that makes you learn from the heart so that you may love Him without reservation, for He is the inexhaustible source of grace.

In the Tabernacle, your earthly self will die and your spiritual self will be born so that your life may be one of prayer and praise to the Triune God. In the Tabernacle, your heart will be clothed with the strength of God, making you strong against temptation—temptation that will flee from you because you are lovers of the Sacred Eucharistic Heart of Jesus. 

In the Tabernacle, I gaze upon you lovingly because you are my children, children who join in my adoration because I am mystically present, recognizing the Greatness in the Blessed Sacrament. In the Tabernacle, your heart will receive caresses and an outpouring of love from my Son, for He does not leave unrewarded all the good you do in His favor. 

In the Tabernacle, you enjoy a foretaste of a little piece of heaven, for there the Holy Angels adore Him, glorifying Him as the Lord of all that exists. 

In the Tabernacle your spirit will be able to soar to heaven, for the purest nard of heavenly fragrance is before you; therefore, my little children, adore Him with veneration and respect, for you stand before God,  you are before the High and Eternal Priest who has remained with you out of love, for you are the reason for His eternal presence in the Eucharistic mystery.

Before Him, adore Him as the angels and saints do in Heaven, entranced by His gaze—a gaze that speaks to your hearts—because you are worshippers of silence who have come to ease His loneliness, who have come to soothe His pain,  because very few adore Him, very few pay Him the tribute He deserves, because He has thought of you, because you are the disciples who need His instruction, His protection. 

Before Him, remain silent—a silence He takes as the dialogue of lovers, for where there is love, glances are enough. Before Him, remain on your knees so that you may recognize His greatness and your own smallness. Before Him, avoid all forms of distraction—distractions that the enemy places before you because he knows of His real presence in the Most Holy Sacrament of Love. 

Before Him, ask Him for forgiveness for your sins and your faults, and He will forgive you because His Divine Heart is pure compassion for all of you. Before Him, love Him for those who do not love Him and adore Him for those who do, and pay Him homage as King, King of the highest lineage. 

Before Him, present to Him your interests, your needs, for He is your Divine Help, ready to assist you, because you are the beating of His Sacred Heart.

In His Presence, let yourselves be consumed by love, setting aside the cares of the day, and offer Him a peaceful prayer, a calm prayer, a prayer without demands, a prayer of total surrender, for you know that He wants what is best for you.

Before Him, do not forget the precariousness of the world, a world in turmoil, a world that has strayed from its path, and pray to Him for the lost souls, for the sinful souls. Before Him, ask Him for your family, and for your living and deceased friends, that He may accept your supplications, and your pleas and have compassion and mercy on them. 

Before Him, you are in the Presence of the living God, of the Risen Christ, Who loves you just as you are but Who makes demands of you because He wants to save you; He wants to lead you to enjoy His presence in eternal life.

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The following is taken from the book, THE WARNING: Testimonies and Prophecies of the Illumination of Conscience, pp. 328-331:

Friar and Founder of the Legión de San José and the Co-Founder of Los Siervos Reparadores de Los Sagrados Corazones (COLOMBIA 1967-)

Friar Agustín del Divino Corazón was born in 1967 in Neira, Caldas, Colombia, on August 31, 1967. When he was a young adult, living at home and working as a schoolteacher in Manizales, Agustín says of himself, “I was shipwrecked in sin. There were so many voids in my heart that I felt the desire to seek out God.”

So, one Holy Thursday, when he was praying in his living room before a large image of the Miraculous Medal, he asked the Lord what he could do for Him the following day, Good Friday. As Agustín began meditating upon the Lord’s Passion, a voice penetrated the depths of his heart and inflamed it with love. It was sweet, masculine, unmistakable, and repeated the following words three times, “My son, take a piece of paper and write.” After the third request, Agustín found a notebook and pencil and began to write down what he was hearing. The voice told him to convert, leave his life of sin, meditate on the Lord’s Passion, and to make every Friday a Good Friday. Then suddenly, and without his understanding how, Agustín found himself on a narrow, rocky, ancient road. Jesus was walking toward him, wearing a muddy tunic covered in blood. On His shoulders, He carried a heavy, rustic cross and labored with heavy breaths from the strain. Jesus, with tears falling from His eyes, looked directly at Agustín and asked if he would help Him carry His cross, not as an imposed burden, in the way of Simon of Cyrene, but voluntarily from the heart. Agustín had complete freedom to say yes or no.

When the relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, the 17th century mystic who received private revelations of the Sacred Heart, were brought to Manizales, Agustín felt a strong desire to consecrate his entire life to the Lord. He knelt to venerate the saint and asked her, “Just as Jesus gave you a spark of love from His Sacred Heart, would you intercede for me to receive the same gift? Instantly, Agustín was overcome by a spiritual fire, and his soul was lifted into such ecstasy that he thought he might die from love. A few months later, Agustín began to receive locutions from the Lord, nearly every day. “You are going to write a book for me,” Jesus told him, “En las Fuentes de Mi Divino Corazón”—“In the Springs of My Divine Heart.”

But Agustín assumed that such direct communications from heaven happened only in the medieval Church. As more divine requests came, he was seized with doubts and began putting up obstacles before the Lord. It seemed impossible to him that Jesus had set His eyes on him in all his unworthiness, for such a noble and incomprehensible mission. When Agustín’s doubts were strong, he sometimes refused to write, even going so far as to tear up many of the Lord’s dictated messages. One day, Agustín asked why he was called to this work, and Jesus responded, “I have chosen you because, in your heart, I don’t find anything good. I find misery. I find nothing there.” The answer shocked and humbled Agustín, who apologized and asked for strength. The Lord further explained that through Agustín, with his spiritual and moral poverty, the Lord would show the world that He, Himself, was the source and orchestrator of Agustín’s mission, and that the He came as the Divine Physician for the sick, not the healthy.

Agustín’s locutions continued unabated and were sometimes accompanied by visions, prophecies, and words from the Blessed Virgin. From 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. he would receive messages and write them down. To his amazement, after only a year and five months, Agustín had completed eight books. He marveled at the eloquence, depth, and style of the words that flowed with ease onto his empty pages, and the Blessed Virgin said to him with tenderness, “It is because you are not a poet, you are not a dreamer, and you are not a bohemian. All you have to be is a ‘punta roma’ (a pencil tip, blunt from use) in the hands of the Lord.”

Agustín’s family was unaware of what was happening to him; his mother simply thought he had insomnia. “This is going to be a big problem,” he complained to the Lord. “When my siblings and parents find out, they’re going to think I’ve lost it.” Agustín’s books started to be disseminated in various countries, his name was being circulated, and his voice could be heard on Catholic radio stations. Priests, nuns, and laity from around the world were calling him, and he could no longer hide his gift from his family. “Please touch their hearts so that they understand,” he begged Jesus, and the Lord answered by gently showing his family that something very special and of divine origin was occurring.

At times, people would approach Agustín and ask, “How is this happening?” And then and there, Jesus would dictate to him for four or five hours straight, while Agustín would write and write and write, out of obedience. Curious, the inquisitors would wait until he had finished in order to see the resulting work. The Lord used this as proof before skeptics, because writing for more than one hour is exhausting, and writing lofty content with theological precision and poetic nuance with perfect grammar at a fast clip for four to five hours—is impossible. When using his own skills to write a letter about God, which he had done as a teacher, Agustín had to erase, rewrite, review, and repeat the process many times to arrive at one short finished piece.

The Lord said to Agustín, “I need you to let go of everything in order to be completely attached to me and to travel across the world.” Not only did Agustín do as the Lord asked of him, but he helped Jesus carry His heavy cross, voluntarily and from the heart, as the Lord had first asked of him. On June 11, 2010 (the Feast Day of the Sacred Heart), together with Fr. Pablo del Inmaculado Corazón, he founded the congregation of Los Siervos Reparadores de los Sagrados Corazones (the Servants of Reparation to the Sacred Hearts), accredited by the Archdiocese of Manizales in Colombia, which also has communities in Brazil and Peru. In addition, he became the founding brother of the Legión de San José—the Legion of St. Joseph, also dedicated to making reparation to God.

Between 2007 and 2014, the Lord and the Blessed Mother dictated a total of forty-five books to Agustín, who now bears the religious name that Jesus gave to him: Friar Agustín del Divino Corazón, SRSC. His writings of locutions have passed the scrutiny of many theologians and bishops and received the Imprimatur from the diocese of Lurin in Peru, and his book Apostolado de Reparación has received Imprimaturs and the Nihil Obstat from bishops in Colombia, Peru, and Brazil. His books and messages have spread to over thirty countries and concern the “apostles of the end times”—a term that Agustín initially considered suspicious and linked to the New Age, until the Lord enlightened his understanding. As Agustín, himself, wrote in the preface to his first book, En las Fuentes de Mi Divino Corazón, the Lord’s messages “invite us to a true conversion and an absolute surrender to the Divine Will under the protection of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary—devotion for the final days of the end times.”­[i]

 

[i] Agustín del Divino Corazón, Preambulo, En las Fuentes de Mi Divino Corazón, Tomo 1: Hallaréis Mensajes de Amor, https://web.archive.org/web/20110418211036/http:/ www.ejercitovictoriosodeloscorazonestriunfantes.com/libros/1_EnlasFuentesdeMiDivinoCorazonI.pdf, accessed March 12, 2022.

Video talks: “Agustín del Divino Corazón – Seminario de Sanación Parte” 1/16, 2/16, 5/16, YouTube.com, posted by AmorSantoyDivino, October 2-5, 2009, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yIDaJKqfhU&list=PL1B52BCA9D3A85588, accessed February 2, 2022.

Video interview: “Agustín del Divino Corazón -Entrevista,” gloria.tv, posted October 11, 2014 by Adeste Fideles, https://www.gloria.tv/post/amXcHmT2Jesm4kAKD6RsGsNRp, accessed March 12, 2022.

“Agustín del Divino Corazón (1967-…) Serviteurs de Réparation aux Sacrés-Coeurs,” Prophéties pour Notre Temps, https://www.prophetiespournotretemps.com/les-differentes-propheties-pour-notre-temps/voix-prophetiques-historiques/autres-cas-credibles/agustin-del-divino-corazon-1967-serviteurs-de-reparation-aux-sacres-coeurs/, accessed March 12, 2022.

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