Aborted Babies and Limbo

I know this may be a controversial topic speaking of babies, or better yet, aborted babies and limbo.

 For many years, I believed that all babies that died so tragically, specially aborted babies, will transcend into heaven to the hands of Our Blessed Mother and Our Lord Jesus because they are without sin and this has also been a debate in religion but I don't believe they go to limbo based on if they were baptized or not, which it does matter but I see abortion as a sacrifice of these innocent souls.

An abortion is taking the life of a beautiful soul created by God and making that soul suffer the agony of horrific pain, having their limbs torn to pieces, pure evil torture and that is exactly what I am heading, about the evil behind all these abortions.

If people think a fetus has no life or soul, why does he/she grows, breaths, eats and in many cases fight for his/her life in the womb when being aborted.

For years intermittently I have been shown limbo or purgatory, this awful place and that all those people need prayer and someone to guide them out of there into the light of Our Lord and Blessed Mother but I had never experienced babies until recently.

 For over a month now Our Lord and Blessed Mother have been showing me these babies being in limbo, pure evil lurking there, darkness, ash, mud and these evil spirits holding on to these beautiful souls because their parents sacrificed these souls and evil spirits will take the soul immediately specially if no one is praying for them.  This place is not like hell, there is no fire, only ash, mud, awful smell and darkness with evil entities.  When I say sacrificed, they may have not done it ritually, but when they want to give them up in such a horrific way, I consider it sacrifice.

My recent experiences have been being there seeing these babies in this ashy place with evil spirits and it just broke my heart and a rude awakening for me being able to see and experience this horrific ordeal for these beautiful souls.  In some instances I had received messages for prayer to help these babies transcend and in some instances I see myself carrying these babies out of that horrific place and of course, without a fight because these entities want to keep them.

Lets unite in prayer so God touches everyone's hearts and stop all this abortion and sacrifices of all this innocent souls and also unite in prayer for all those souls to be taken to heaven by God's angels and be rescued.

I know Our Blessed Mother wants us to continue praying the Rosary specially for those precious souls. 

I implore each one of you to please say a rosary for all aborted children or a Prayer for the Holy Souls in Purgatory or limbo

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My Creations

Virgencita Our Lady of Guadalupe

Virgencita meaning "The Little Virgin", which is a beautiful rendition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in a child like image to reach out to children or adults with a heart to love Our Lady of Guadalupe as a child.

These beautiful creations have been created by my daughter-in-law YaYa at 2ingeniousvirgencitas and is currently offering them on ebay and Etsy

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Vintage and New Catholic Holy Child of Atocha, Saints Religious Medals Bracelet

History of El Santo Nino de Atocha (The Holy Child of Atocha)

The devotion to El Santo Nino de Atocha originated in Spain. Its origin may be related to Our Lady of Atocha, in Madrid, Spain, who is mentioned in the "Cantigas" of King Alphonse the Wise in the 13th century. During medieval times, the Moors held large areas and battles between the Christians and Moors were commonplace. The Moors invaded the town of Atocha. Following a certain battle, the victorious Moors held a great many Christians captive, and prevented the adult villagers from visiting as well as bringing the prisoners food or water. Fearing for the lives of the prisoners, their families stormed heaven with prayers for relief. One day, a child appeared, dressed as a pilgrim of that period, carrying a basket of food and a gourd of water. The Moors allowed the child to bring food and water each day. The prisoners were fed, but the basket and gourd remained full. The child was not known to the Christians nor to the Moors, so the people concluded that the child Jesus.

In artwork, the Holy Child often wears a brimmed hat with a plume and a cloak or cape ornate with the St. James shell. (During the Crusades, scallop shells were the symbol of holy pilgrimages and one European variety is still referred to as "the pilgrim" or "St. James' shell." Poets have written about their beauty and artists have admired their symmetry and grace.) In his left hand, He carries a pilgrim's staff to the gourd of water is fastened, a pair of shackles, and a few spears of wheat. In his right hand, He holds a basket which generally contains bread or flowers. He either wears sandals or is barefoot. The Child is said to roam the hills and valleys, particularly at night, bringing aid and comfort to the needy, and thereby wearing out his shoes. He is usually shown seated.

The original statue of the Holy Child of Atocha was imported from Spain and now resides in the little town of Fresnillo, Mexico. El Santo Nino de Atocha is the patron saint of those unjustly imprisoned. He also protects travelers and rescues people in danger.

I created this beautiful and unique bracelet honoring Santo Nino de Atocha with a nostalgic feel and look to it using vintage glass pearls and a beautiful and unique wooden pendant with His image and adorned it with vintage and new rhinestones and lace.

I also used vintage and new medals including St. Padre Pio, St. Francis of Assisi, Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Michael, Our Lady of Sorrows with Ecce Homo and others.

I love the outcome of all combined and how the pendant just came together. 

Dark Night of the Soul

How many times we feel pain and despair in our lives that we don't understand the reason for this suffering.

I feel so blessed to be able to come across Dark Night of the Soul by St John of the Cross book,Spanish mystic, Carmelite friar and priest.  I also came across these videos that has opened my soul to understand the time for soul purging in suffering


St. John of the Cross continues his description of the soul's journey, the "dark night" to the "Divine union of
the love of God." To read the book by : Christian Classics Ethereal Library

http://www.ccel.org/ccel/john_cross/dark_night.pdf

I hope it brings the reader or viewer comfort in their journey of Divine Union of the Love of God.

Saint Claude de La Colombière and the Sacred Heart Devotion

The Jesuit Priest St. Claude de la Colombière was the first to believe in the mystical revelations of the Sacred Heart given to St. Margaret Mary in Paray le Monial Convent, France. Thanks to his support, St. Margaret Mary’s superior also believed, and propagation of the devotion to the Sacred heart was started.

St. Claude not only believed, but dedicated his life to propagate the devotion, always spiritually united to St. Margaret Mary and trusting her discernment.

Prayer of Confidence


My God, I firmly believe that Thou watchest over all those who hope in Thee, and that we can never want for anything when we rely upon Thee in all things; therefore I am resolved to live in the future with no anxieties, and to cast all my cares upon Thee . . . Let others seek their happiness in their wealth or their talents; let them trust in the purity of their life,  the severity of their mortifications, the number of their good works, the fervor of their prayers: "For Thou, O Lord, singularly hast settled me in hope."


As for me, Lord, in my very confidence lies all my hope. Such confidence can never be in vain. "No one has ever hoped in Thee and has been confounded." Therefore I am assured of my eternal happiness, because I firmly hope for it, and all my hope is in Thee. "In Thee, O Lord, I have hoped; let me never be confounded." I know, alas! I know all too well that I am frail and changeable; I know the power of temptation against the strongest virtue. I have seen stars fall from heaven and pillars of the firmament totter; but these things do not alarm me as long as I hope in Thee. I am sheltered from all misfortune, and I am sure that my hope will endure, for I rely upon Thee to sustain my unfailing hope. 


Finally, I know that I can never hope too much in Thee, and that I will never receive less than I have hoped for from Thee. Therefore, I hope that Thou wilt sustain me against my evil inclinations; that Thou wilt protect me against the most furious assaults and cause my weakness to triumph over my most powerful enemies. I hope that Thou wilt love me forever, and that I will love Thee also, unceasingly. And to carry my hope all at once as far as it can go, I hope for Thee Thyself from Thee, O my Creator, for time and for all eternity. 


Saint Claude de La Colombière

Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary Bracelets

Today I was inspired to create these bracelets honoring Our Blessed Sacred Heart of Jesus and beautiful Immaculate Heart of Mary

I try to capture the Love I feel when creating these bracelets and convey it so the wearer may feel that special Love

On this bracelet I used a vintage cameo of Our Sacred Heart of Jesus adorned with Czech. rhinestones, beautiful large heart beads and a stunning heart with rhinestones charm.

Medals used are St. Charbel, Archangel St. Raphael, Divine Child, St. Anthony, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Dymphna and St. Damien of Molokai

On this bracelet honoring the Immaculate Heart of Mary I used a stunning porcelain cameo adorned with Czech. rhinestones and stunning vintage beads.

Catholic medals used are Our Lady of Miraculous Medal, Divine Mercy, St. Michael, St. Therese, St. Charbel, Mother Teresa and Holy Child of Atocha