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Revelations of St. Bridget

Revelations and Prophecies Imparted to St. Bridget


Book Four

Chapter Forty-One to Forty-Three

          In Book Four of Chapters Forty-One through Forty-Three of the Prophesies and Revelations of the holy mystic St. Bridget of Sweden are short, but powerful as the Blessed Mother counsels the daughter on how priests with lawful faculties of absolution, no matter what kind of sinners they themselves are, are able to absolve from sins; the same applies to the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. You'll note Our Lady said those "with lawful faculties of absolution." Since those ordained in Paul the Sick's new man-made rite since 1968 do not have said lawful faculties of absolution it would negate seeking such out for many of these cause scandal and bar souls from seeking God in His Church. Those who maintain their apostasy are like worms who care little for the damage they have left behind. So also bad pastors care little for the welfare of souls, only that they gain temporal treasure and titles in this life. Woe to them.

    The Mother of God speaks: "Go to him who has the faculty of absolution. No matter how leprous the doorkeeper is, he can still open the door as well as a healthy man, provided he has the keys. It is the same with absolution and the sacrament of the altar. No matter who the minister is, provided he has a lawful faculty of absolution, he can absolve from sins. Therefore, no priest is to be rejected.

    "However, I would forewarn you about two things. The first is that he will not get what he so longs for in the flesh. The other is that his life will soon be cut short. Just as an ant that carries its load of grain day and night sometimes falls down and dies right when it gets close to the nest, and the grain remains outside it, so too, right when this man has begun to reach the goal of his efforts, he will die and be punished, and his empty efforts will come to naught."

    "The Mother speaks again: "God's friends are said to be like two door posts through which others can enter. Therefore, one must guard carefully against anything rough or hard or any other kind of obstacle getting in the way of those going in.

    "These door posts symbolize nothing other than the moral composure and righteous works and edifying words that should be found everyday in the lives of God's friends.

    "One must therefore guard attentively against anything hard, that is, disparaging or coarse speech, being found in the mouths of God's friends, or any worldly tendencies noticeable in their actions that may cause those seeking entrance to run away and shudder to enter there.

    "They are like a worm that sees excellent seed but does not care how much fruit is lost or falls off, so long as it can tear away at the roots or the parts closest to the ground. In the same way, these men do not care that souls are being lost, so long as they can get their profits and earthly possessions.

    "The justice of my Son will therefore come upon them, and they shall soon be taken away."

    The bride replies: "All the time that for us seems long is no more than the least grain of the balance before God. Your Son's patience with evildoers is great indeed."

    The Mother replies: "I tell you truly: Their judgment shall not be delayed but shall come to them with horror, and they shall be dragged away from pleasure into shame."


Revelations and Prophesies Imparted to St. Bridget of Sweden
Book Four: Chapter Forty-One to Forty-Three