The Northeastern Nun was praying before the Blessed Sacrament, exposed in the open tabernacle. It was September 27, 2023, a moment of strong attack by the abortion movement in Brazil. She was praying that abortion would not be decriminalized when she saw that blood began to flow from the Eucharist before her, pouring down to the floor.
She then heard the Lord say to her:
“My blood was shed, but many did not take advantage of it. In the same way, the blood of the innocent is shed, and there is almost no one who makes reparation for it.”
On June 27, 2024, the nun dreamed that she was being persecuted. She and five other companions were running while a mob of angry people chased them.
The persecuted entered a building through the back door. They didn't know where they were. The nun, going ahead of them, observed that there were several rooms in the place, but there was no one anywhere.
In the rooms, she saw hospital beds next to tables with surgical instruments. The beds, the instruments, and the very floor of the place were soaked in blood.
The shouts of the persecutors could no longer be heard. Apparently they had gone away.
The group continued to observe the environment. The nun's heart saddened, as she suspected where they were. A young woman in the group pointed to the front door, indicating that they should leave that way.
Being all outside, the nun turned back and saw a river of blood flowing down the door they had come out of. They all looked, astonished, when the young woman said what the nun had already presumed:
“This was an abortion clinic!”
At this moment, the nun woke up.
The dream shows the terrible reality of this evil that is spreading throughout our country. However, it also brings hope: observe that the clinic, which had already been the altar of sacrifice of innocent lives, was then empty. It was no longer in operation.
Let us have hope that, even if this evil is released in Brazil, everything can be reversed. Let us offer prayers and penances in reparation for the blood of the innocent that has been shed in the wombs of their mothers.
Translated by Getúlio Holanda Almeida
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