PART I

“FILL YOURSELF TO THE FULL”

2.

LOVE FOR ALL

The divine fountain, from which Alexandrina takes her life, as do all Christians, is Jesus, who loves all. Observe how the mutual love between Jesus and Alexandrina grows until it embraces all humanity.

1 – Jesus’ love for all

My daughter, my divine Heart is open to receive all those who love Me, as well as all those who are far from Me. L (12-9-41)

I feel that Somebody (by the preceding lines we see that it is Jesus) is going to meet up with all these assassins who cover the entire world.

With what tenderness, with what love he asks for to them not to wound themselves! With what goodness he extends his arms to them to hug them all, to place them all on his lap like tame lambs!

With what goodness He opens His Heart to them and invites them to enter into it, to live there, to die there! He hides the fact that he knows they want to kill Him! (…)

O my God, if only I knew how to express this goodness! Blessed be You! S (7-3-47)

Alexandrina speaks as Jesus:

It seems me that I show the world my open Wounds, my Heart all in blood, and my head crowned with thorns, and say to it:

“See how I love you, see what I suffer for you! Come! My Heart wants to receive you”.

But the world is blind, it does not see my suffering; it is deaf, it does not hear my voice! It walks over my poor Heart, and crushes it without pity or mercy. It is he, wounded and covered in blood, an outcast for all humanity. (...)

But there is in me a love that loves and forgets a Heart that searches and yearns, a Heart that has no thought for self and wants to give life to all humanity, which is dead.

What a great agony, that of my soul! How painful is my suffering!

In everything I see the cross, but I see it with the Heart always burning, always in the anxiety of love. S (22-8-47)

Alexandrina hears and comments.

All humanity is eclipsed: this dense darkness is the most dreadful. (...)

Such is the cruelty of the world towards Jesus, such is the mountain of vice that reaches to heaven and wounds his divine Heart. (...)

What a great contrast between earth and Heaven! Earth revolts against its God, and Jesus wants give himself, wants to pardon! He loves utterly and infinitely.

I feel the anxieties of His love, I feel that He wants to possess me and to close me in His Heart.

And I feel as if the world was in me and possessing me, enclosing me in Him. He possesses and encloses in himself all humanity. (...)

All I want is that everybody understands how much Jesus loves us, how much He deserves our love, and that we know everything we must do and suffer so that he is not offended S (8-8-52)

When Alexandrina is reliving the Passion she identifies with Jesus on the cross, and says:

I felt an impulse in which it seemed to me that I detatched my arms from the Cross to bless all humanity.

And the divine Heart opened itself in an infinite abyss of love, of pardon. S (29-8-52)

2 – Alexandrina loves all.

I want to live in pain so that all souls may live and love may reign. S (28-3-40)

I want to run to the world to dry all its tears. (…) I want to spread the charity of Christ to all humanity (…). O holy charity of my Lord, how beautiful you are! S (12-11-48)

I felt anxious to immerse myself in the divine fire, and to infuse this love into hearts and souls. S (27-9-44)