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S. MILLÁN - 2018
Nihil Obstat
Father Ricardo Rebolleda
Provincial Vicar of Peru
Augustinian Recollect
Imprimatur
Mons. José Carmelo Martínez
Bishop of Cajamarca (Peru)
GENERAL INDEX
INTRODUCTION
His childhood.
Diseases.
The sores
Crown of thorns.
Betrothal.
Misunderstandings
The Saints.
The demon.
Scapular.
Miraculous facts.
The mass
Baby Jesus.
The guardian angel.
The purgatory
Popes and prophecies
His death.
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
HIS CHILDHOOD
Our Marie Julie (Maria Julia) was the oldest and helped
her parents in the tasks of the field to the best of their
ability. At age 7 he made his first confession. At school
he learned to read, but he wrote not very well.
As for her life of piety, at a very young age she felt
anxious for loneliness and liked to separate herself from
others and be alone to pray and do penance. Her parents
sent her with three cows to the field and she took
advantage of the time by making an altar with wild
flowers, a crucifix and an image of the Virgin, which she
had bought very cheaply. Mary and the cross were the
two great devotions of her life together with Jesus
Eucharist. Sometimes he liked to go to some hillock to
see the tower of the church in the distance and think about
Jesus who was present there.
THE SORES
CURES
His brother Carlos had been suffering from a left knee for
16 months and could not sleep at night. Julie, to whom the
Virgin had promised to cure her on May 2, asked her to
cure her brother Carlos that same day.
CROWN OF THORNS
INCOMPRENSIONS
One day she said to Jesus: I want to die under the gaze of
the Virgin Mary, with the assistance of Saint Joseph,
covered by the wings of angels, the smile of Saint Francis
and the smile of all the saints.
THE DEMON
SCAPULAR
MIRACULOUS FACTS
MIRACULOUS COMMUNIONS
One Friday, while living the passion after the second fall
of Jesus on the way to Calvary, she asked to be comforted
with the bread of the angels. He made the sign of the
cross, recited the sinful I and then: Sir, I am not worthy ...
Miss Brulais declared: We were attentive. I was about 50
centimeters from Julie's face and I saw her two hands
together on her chest. Suddenly she opened her mouth and
stuck out her tongue. There was nothing. She closed her
mouth and opened it again and showed her tongue, but
there was nothing. Again he closed his mouth and opened
it again. Oh prodigy! A host brighter than snow was there,
visible to our eyes. A cry of admiration came from our
hearts. She closed her mouth and twice opened it and
showed us the wafer on her tongue. There was no
possibility of illusion or imagination. Then he opened his
mouth and there was nothing left. She had a smile from
paradise and her ecstasy increased her well-being. It was
heaven and that lasted about 15 minutes. Those present
were happy and prayed and worshiped Jesus in the
Eucharist in union with Julie.
THE MASS
When the priest took out the ciborium and raised the host,
his hands were surrounded by flames. His words were
picked up by the seraphim and the holy host was
transformed into the Baby Jesus. The angels carried flags
and, while the communion was distributed, the angels
cried with emotion. I have seen the Baby Jesus smile
when entering hearts, but that smile was not the same in
everyone. In worthy hearts it was like a sun full of bright
light. When the priest returned to the altar after giving
communion, all the angels gave thanks for the souls that
had received Jesus. At the time of the final blessing, our
Lord was with the priest. Wonderful! And I came back to
myself full of all the treasures of love that I had
contemplated.
In an ecstasy Jesus granted him the grace to attend all the
Masses that were celebrated on earth.
BABY JESUS
Jesus was always for her the husband of his life, the
charm of his eyes, the love of his loves. Jesus the
Eucharist, Jesus crucified and especially the Child Jesus
appeared to him frequently.
One day, in the ecstasy of May 14, 1912, the Virgin Mary
said: I always receive your Hail Marys through your good
angels, my celestial helpers, who attend all the festivals of
heaven.
When Julie prayed the rosary she heard that the angels
answered her and she also heard them sing.
In the ecstasy of May 22, 1917, Jesus told him: When the
victim souls are missing on earth, I will send the angels to
replace them and bring the divine bread of the Eucharist.
(In the great tribulation), when the material bread is
scarce, the divine bread will multiply and perform
wonders in the elect.
THE PURGATORY
HIS DEATH
In the middle of the world war, on June 16, 1940, Julie
was taken by car away from Blain by some friends. Some
did not want him to leave, because his presence was a
guarantee that nothing would happen. The day after his
departure the German planes bombed Blain. After
traveling 500 kilometers and being in different places
without complaining with his 90 years, patiently suffering
the inconveniences of the trip, he returned home happy.
The travelers prayed with her the Magnificat for the
protection they had during the trip without any problem.
CONCLUSION
After having carefully read the life of Marie Julie, we can
realize how important it is to live for eternity and not get
caught up in the ordinary things of each day. Many of our
contemporaries only think about enjoying life, enjoying
pleasures, parties and comforts and think little or nothing
in eternity. That is why they must take their lives more
seriously and live for eternity and not for the four days of
this world.
Life is very short and you have to make the most of it. We
have to live with the mind awake, with the soul in grace
directed towards heaven, which is our definitive
homeland to which we must aspire.
Let us love God with all our hearts, let us love Mary as a
beloved mother and let us not forget that we have a
guardian angel who is always at our side to help us and
protect us from all evil.
May God bless you through Mary. That you be holy. This
is my best wish for you. Greetings from my angel for you
and your angel
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