“One hour with Jesus” JESUS: "'IF I do not wash you, you will have no part in My Kingdom.” Soul whom I love, and all you whom I love, hear Me. It is I Who speak to you, because I want to pass this Hour with you. I, Jesus, do not keep you far from My altar even if you come to it with your soul wounded with sores and maladies, or entwined in the coiling vines of passions which mortify and shame you in your spiritual liberty, binding you and giving you into the power of the flesh and its king: Lucifer. I am ever Jesus, the Rabbi of Galilee, the One Whom the lepers, the paralytics, the blind, the possessed, the epileptics called with a loud voice, saying: 'Son of David, have pity on me.' I am ever Jesus, the Rabbi Who stretches out His Hand to him who is drowning and says to him: 'Why did you doubt of Me?' I am ever Jesus, the Rabbi Who says to the dead: 'Rise and go. I will it. Go forth from your sleep of death, from your tomb, and walk: and I restore you to Him Who loves you. And Who loves you, O My beloved ones? Who loves you with a true love, a love that is not egotistic, changeable? Who loves you with a love that is disinterested, not greedy, but its only goal is to give each of you what it has amassed for you, and to say to you: 'Take it. It is all yours. All this I have done for you, so that it may be yours and you may enjoy it'? Who? The Eternal God. And I restore you to Him. To Him Who loves you. I do not keep you far from My altar. Because that altar is My cathedra, My throne, it is the dwelling of the Physician Who heals every ill. From here I teach you to have faith. From here I, King of Life, give you Life. From here I bend over your maladies and heal them again with the breath of My Love. I do still more, O children. I descend from this altar and come to meet you. Here am I Who put Myself on the threshold of these houses of Mine where too few enter, and fewer still enter with sure faith. Here am I Who, as a Figure of peace, show Myself on your ways where you pass dejected, poisoned, burned by pain and sorrow, by self-interest, by hate. See how I stretch My Hands to you, because I see you totter weary under the weight of the boulders you have imposed on yourselves, and which have taken the place of that cross which I had put into your hand so that it would be a support for you like the staff for the pilgrim. See how I say to you: 'Enter. Rest. Drink,' because I see you exhausted, thirsty.