As I have previously published, the Northeastern Nun had received revelations about the Three Days of Darkness on three occasions in her life, each time for three consecutive nights, in the years 2005, 2008, and 2013. During the period of chastisement, the nun always found herself sheltered inside a church.
She had another revelation about the Three Days of Darkness on the night of January 26, 2025, again in a dream. This time, she was in the convent, not in the church, and she was accompanied by the other sisters, no longer with the people she had seen in previous revelations.
At the beginning of this latest revelation, the nun was in the enclosed part of the convent, while the other religious sisters, including the superior, were in the open area. As she approached them, she saw the sky darkening. In it shone a rainbow of immense thickness, but it was almost extinguished. Only a part of it was still visible.
The nuns, amazed by the phenomenon, commented on the great size of the rainbow.
— What should we do now? — one of them asked the Northeastern Nun.
— Let’s go inside. Close everything, doors and windows, and do not look outside anymore.
The religious sisters closed all the doors and windows of the house. There were no more lights on, and only candles illuminated the room. It began to rain. They then began to pray.
The revelation ended. Unlike the previous dreams, this time the end of the chastisement was not seen.
The difference in locations between the past revelations and the current one can be explained by a revelation from May 2023, already published here, in which her guardian angel told her: “In those days to come, the Lord will make you fly to many places (…) You will be with your sisters, but you will also be in other places.”
Therefore, it is possible that the nun, through bilocation, will be in more than one refuge, assisting different people during the Three Days of Darkness.
This revelation has made it clear to us that the Sign of the Rainbow, already discussed in previous publications, will announce the beginning of the Three Days of Darkness. And for the nun, it served as a consolation, knowing that she will also be with her sisters during the trial.
Let us remember:
“The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; He knows those who take refuge in Him.” (Nahum 1:7)
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