You must perform acts of reparation, acts of love, and acts of praise for your Redeemer, who spared no suffering to save you from eternal damnation. I, Mary Most Holy, ask this of you.
You live a comfortable life, without great worries, without great trials, and when you have a bad day you complain to everyone, not knowing how to offer your sufferings to God so that they belong to Him alone. Children, life is like this: sometimes lived in prosperity and other times in tribulation. What matters before God Most High is that you bear and accept with the same disposition whatever God disposes—without complaining when a bad day comes, and without indulging yourselves when a good day comes. For in life there are streaks, good situations and bad situations; but children, your attitude of acceptance toward whatever your Heavenly Father disposes is vital for your holiness. It is not the trial that sanctifies you, but the way in which you accept it; and if you do not know how to suffer it in silence for God alone, you lose great merits for yourselves. I, Mary your Mother, speak to you.
Everyone in life has gone through trials, darkness, sorrows, and bitterness; no one can say they have not gone through them. Original sin brought this about, disrupting everything in human nature. But you—those who follow Christ, those who say you love Him, those who wish to be saved to be with Him, those who say you are My children—must patiently suffer whatever comes upon you, which will never be greater than your strength or limitations. Children, God gives bitter food to the soul so that you may be holier, so that you may have a greater crown in Heaven, and so that you may be saved with greater ease; but you only want good days, peaceful days, days without setbacks, and you do not know how to accept what Heaven disposes for your good and the good of the Mystical Body, the Church. I, Mary your Mother, speak to you.
Do not abandon prayer under any pretext; try to pray throughout the day in whatever way you can. Sometimes it will be while driving, other times while peeling potatoes, other times while walking; and if due to your occupations you can spend little or no time before the Tabernacle—which is best—pray wherever you are with your heart and mind raised to God Most High, praising Him for what He gives you each day, asking for His grace to bear difficulties, and accepting with your love and from the heart whatever He has disposed. And if the trial seems long to you, think that Hell is much longer, and that everything is worth it to be delivered from it. I, Mary Most Holy, speak to you and instruct you. May the peace of the Most Holy Trinity be with you always.
To God what belongs to God.