Our Lady floats towards Me in gray (the color that indicates war). She is holding in Her hands a heart that seems to be broken in two. She says: “I come in praise of Jesus. My daughter, this heart that you see torn apart is representing the heart of the Church. When I tell you that the Church will be victorious upon My Son's Return, you must realize that before the victory comes the battle. The Faith is under attack at this time, which is why I came to you as Protectress of the Faith and why I have been proclaimed Guardian of the Faith in another area of the world.”*

“The heart of the Church is embattled, for many have chosen to make their own consciences a false pope. They pick and choose and decide for themselves on matters of faith and even dogma. What is more confusing is that such as these continue to label themselves Catholic. They are not!”

“The Faith has been set down for you through the ages. The Deposit of Faith** is not open for discernment and judgment, only belief. My daughter, I hold both halves of this heart in My hands. The Church will be united once again through free will. Now it lies divided through false conscience. All that is false will be brought to light.”

Now I see two rays of light coming out of Her Heart and pulling the heart back together.

“Consciences that are well-formed in the grace of My Heart – wills that embrace Holy Love*** – will win out. Pray, pray, pray.”

* On August 28, 1988, Our Lady came as “Guardian of the Faith” to Visionary, Patricia Talbot, of Cuenca, Ecuador, in South America. In 1991, the Bishops of Ibarra and Guayaquil in Ecuador approved the movement which contains the name “Guardian of the Faith” and thus implicitly the title.

** The Deposit of Faith is the entire body of Catholic revelation contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, which Christ passed on to His Church through the Apostles. Paragraph 86 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) relates that all magisterial teaching “is drawn from this single deposit of faith.” Paragraph 10 of Vatican II's Dei Verbum teaches that the Magisterium, or “living teaching office of the Church … is not above the word of God, but serves it … and with the help of the Holy Spirit, it draws from this one deposit of faith everything which it presents for belief as divinely revealed.”

*** For a PDF of the handout: ‘WHAT IS HOLY LOVE', please see: https://www.holylove.org/What_is_Holy_Love